Idaho · Consignment · 5 shops

Consignment Shops in Idaho for Makers & Artists

These 5 shops say they take work on consignment: you supply the stock and get paid when it sells. All are in Idaho; see all 424 nationwide or the Spokane page.

Quick tips

On consignment you lend the shop your stock and get paid only when it sells, minus the shop's cut. Splits vary a lot, and some shops also charge a monthly or up-front fee, which can matter more than the split.

Shop	City	Split	Terms & fees as the shop states them
Well~Read Moose	Spokane	60/40% to the author	Local-author consignment: $20 per title, 60/40; no spiral binding or AI covers (per their page, checked 2026-11-03). Fees: $20 per title.
Rediscovered Books	Boise	Not stated	Idaho authors or within 100 miles; $35 fee; 50/50 split, stocked at sister store Once and Future Books (per their page, checked 2026-11-04). Fees: $35.
Full Moon Gallery	Twin Falls	75% artist / 25% MVAC% to the brand	Magic Valley Arts Council Full Moon Gallery of Fine Art & Contemporary Craft — rotating themed open-call exhibitions (about 4–5/year) with works for sale. Published fees for current calls: $20 application per up to 10 works (up to 3 applications / 30 works); installation $40 MVAC members / $48 non-members; 25% MVAC commission on works sold during the show. Yearly MVAC membership from $25. Boutique arts-council gallery — not a vendor mall. Fees: $20 application per 10 works; installation $40 members / $48 non-members; MVAC membership from $25/yr.

Compare what you'd earn on consignment vs. wholesale with the wholesale price calculator. Its presets include the published splits and fees.
A monthly fee is owed whether or not anything sells. Divide it by the units you realistically expect to sell each month before you compare splits.
Get the agreement in writing: split, fees, payout schedule, how long stock stays, and who covers loss or damage.

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