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Shops in Georgia With Online Product Submission Forms

These 14 shops accept product submissions through a form on their own website. All are in Georgia; see all 158 nationwide.

The 14 shops

Southeast Atlanta (Bill Kennedy Way) · Atlanta

The Beehive

Atlanta's oldest retail store focused on handmade goods by local makers, run as a designer collective and incubator.

Heads up: Paid program: monthly booth rent.

FormPaid rental programGiftsApparelHome
Downtown Decatur · Decatur

HomeGrown Decatur

Decatur shop (since 2010) giving emerging local and regional makers an affordable brick-and-mortar home; now 100+ creators.

Heads up: Terms aren't published, and the application form didn't render when read.

FormGiftsArtPrints
Downtown Decatur (on the square) · Decatur

Wild Oats & Billy Goats

Folk art and handcraft gallery-shop on the Decatur square since 2010, with a second store in New Smyrna Beach, FL.

Heads up: Georgia and Florida artists only.

FormEmailArtCeramicsJewelry
Atlantic Station · Atlanta

The Market Place of Georgia

Curated retail space of local Atlanta makers inside Atlantic Station.

Heads up: Paid program: monthly space fee, set on approval.

FormPaid rental programGiftsHomeBeauty
Kirkwood / Hosea L. Williams Dr · Atlanta

Empire Arts Gallery (boutique)

Woman-owned gallery with a boutique that features local Atlanta artists.

Heads up: Atlanta-area artists only; no AI-generated work.

FormEmailArtGifts
Poncey-Highland · Atlanta

The Pharmacy at The Supermarket

Small gift shop inside The Supermarket arts venue, where every shelf is stocked by a local Atlanta maker.

Heads up: In person only, no online shop.

FormVendors receive the majority of the commission per purchaseGiftsApparelJewelry
East Atlanta · Atlanta

Halidom Eatery Market

Vendor market inside an East Atlanta food hall: candles, jewelry, vintage, wellness goods and gifts.

Heads up: Paid program: daily space rent.

FormPop-up vendor market (rotating, not ongoing stocking)GiftsJewelryHome
Old Fourth Ward (BeltLine Eastside Trail) · Atlanta

End of the Hall

Curated maker market on the Atlanta BeltLine's Eastside Trail.

Heads up: Booth costs and terms aren't published.

FormPop-up vendor market (rotating, not ongoing stocking)GiftsApparelHome
Ponce City Market · Atlanta

The Village Retail

Ponce City Market storefront for Black-owned brands.

Heads up: Focused on Black-owned brands.

FormPremier Brand placementGiftsApparelAccessories
Little Five Points · Atlanta

Sevananda Natural Foods Market

Atlanta's original natural-foods co-op grocery in Little Five Points.

Heads up: Liability insurance, a W-9 and scannable UPCs are required.

FormWholesaleFood & culinaryBeautyWellness
Poncey-Highland (BeltLine Eastside Trail) · Atlanta

Common Ground

Curated marketplace and creative campus on the BeltLine Eastside Trail, between Ponce City Market and Krog Street Market.

FormPop-up vendor market (rotating, not ongoing stocking)GiftsHomeFood & culinary
West Ponce de Leon Ave · Decatur

Kiss and Tale Romance Bookshop

Romance-only bookshop in Decatur.

Heads up: Romance titles only; ISBN-13, professional design, and title and author on the spine required.

FormConsignmentBooks
Downtown Avondale Estates · Avondale Estates

Garage Door Studio

Avondale Estates gallery and retail shop (since 2014) of local art and handmade goods from 80+ artists, plus workshops.

Not accepting right now. They won't review new artists until January 2027 (submissions still accepted).

FormEmailArtJewelryCeramics
West End · Atlanta

Tassili's Raw Reality Cafe

West End raw vegan cafe that stocks refrigerated goods, dry goods, snacks and drinks from outside vendors.

Heads up: Food products only: needs a ServSafe Food Handler certificate and FDA/GDA labeling.

FormEmailWholesale product placementFood & culinary

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