Spokane gift shops accepting new brands
These 8 shops publicly say they accept submissions. 7 of them are accepting right now; the other one has a closed window or a waitlist, marked on its card. Each card links to a listing with the exact pitch instructions from the shop's own website. Read how to pitch to retailers and grab the free line sheet template before you hit send.
The 8 shops
Main Market Co-op
Downtown member-owned grocery co-op with a strong local-vendor shelf.
Heads up: Grocery focus; terms not posted.
Pottery Place Plus
Long-running local artist co-op selling pottery, jewelry, woodwork, fiber and fine craft.
Heads up: Co-op membership; dues and work duties not posted.
From Here
Terrain nonprofit's shop of Spokane-made goods in River Park Square.
Not accepting right now. Paused through Dec 31; shop is fairly full.
Splat
Spokane's self-described 'silliest' art collective, with classes and low-cost print services.
Heads up: No posted application or split.
The Bohemian
Spokane Valley shop of local makers, refinished furniture and plants.
Heads up: Terms not posted.
Rebel Junk Shoppe
Vintage-and-handmade vendor shop from the people behind the Rebel Junk markets.
Heads up: Vintage-heavy; vendor fees not posted.
Simply Northwest
Pacific Northwest gift boutique and corporate gift-basket business.
Heads up: No posted vendor terms (a 2026 Spokane Journal interview says ~20% of inventory is consignment).
Kizuri
Fair-trade and local gift shop in downtown Spokane.
Heads up: Mostly global fair trade; no posted local-vendor program.
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