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Prince Hall District, Raleigh, NC

Littlest Shoppe

Heads up: Their first round of vendor applications has closed. The form is still open for future openings.

Tiny downtown shop next to Little Native Coffee, carrying a curated mix of retail brands and local makers.

Location
Prince Hall District, Raleigh, NC
Address
424 S. Person St., Raleigh, NC
Pitch method
Form, Email
Terms
Two options. Consignment: the shop keeps 40% and you get 60%. Rental: a monthly fee starting at $25 plus 5% of your sales, so you keep 95%.
Buying model
Consignment
Split & fees
60% of each sale to the brand; Consignment: 40% kept by the shop; or rent from $25/month plus 5% of sales (per their page, checked 2026-10-26).
Maker preferences
local
Carries
Gifts, Home, Jewelry, Art, Apparel
Instagram
Not listed
Last verified
2026-10-26

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