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Shops in Texas That Buy Wholesale From Makers

These 12 shops state wholesale terms or ask for wholesale pricing on their own submission pages, meaning they buy your stock up front. All are in Texas; see all 95 nationwide or the Austin page.

The 12 shops

North Loop · Austin

Paloma Consignment

Women's clothing and accessories consignment boutique building a curated collection of goods from local Austin makers and emerging small brands.

Heads up: They prioritize locally rooted Austin brands but consider small brands from anywhere.

EmailWholesale + feesGiftsBeautyJewelry
Allandale · Austin

Parker + Scott

Community-oriented Austin shop of sustainable goods, from children's toys to home cleaning supplies, from local and women-owned brands.

Heads up: Consignors sign a contract; quantity and pricing are set together with the shop.

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Allandale · Austin

Black Pearl Books

Independent bookstore that buys from local independent authors outright and hosts author events.

Not accepting right now. 'We are not currently accepting book stock requests'; no reopen date given.

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Downtown · Austin

Bullock Museum Store & Capitol Gift Shops

State Preservation Board retail for the Bullock Texas State History Museum Store and Capitol Gift Shops, favoring educational, Texas-made products.

Heads up: No products promoting universities, pro sports teams or Texas cities/regions other than Austin.

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Upper Kirby / Rice Village area (Bissonnet Street) · Houston

Brazos Bookstore

Independent literary bookstore in Houston since 1974, owned by a group of Houstonians; strong in literature, art and architecture, and children's books.

Heads up: The 2026 consignment window has closed (it reopens in late spring/early summer). Stocking requests for distributed books stay open.

EmailConsignment (annual review) + wholesaleBooks
Third Ward (Elgin Street, Eldorado Ballroom building) · Houston

Kindred Stories

Third Ward bookstore centering the voices of Black people and people of color.

Heads up: Priority goes to Houston-based authors and to Black and POC voices.

FormWholesale via Ingram (40%+ discount)Books
Rice Village area (Bissonnet Street) · Houston

Murder by the Book

Mystery and crime-fiction bookstore near Rice Village.

Heads up: Not currently accepting books on consignment.

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Woodlands Parkway · The Woodlands

Village Books

Indie bookshop in The Woodlands with events and a nonprofit, Reading Is Revolutionary.

Heads up: No spiral-bound books and nothing with AI-generated stories, art or illustrations.

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East Austin (Merrie Lynn Ave) · Austin

The Herb Bar

Herbal apothecary stocking 100+ organic and wildcrafted herbs, roots and resins plus house-made blends, with classes and events; recently moved to Austin.

Heads up: Email first; don't drop off samples.

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Downtown Denton (W Oak St) · Denton

The Plot Twist Bookbar

Denton's independent romance-only bookstore and bar, with signings, Q&As and themed cocktails.

Heads up: Romance only (fiction with strong romantic elements).

FormWholesale (Ingram or ~40% off retail)Books
Downtown Denton (E McKinney St) · Denton

The DIME Store

Downtown Denton gift shop and workshop space for handmade, small-batch and independently designed goods since 2013, carrying 50+ local and Texas-regional makers.

Not accepting right now. Maker submissions are closed for 2026 and reopen in early 2027.

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Cultural District (Camp Bowie Blvd) · Fort Worth

Amon Carter Museum Shop

Shop of the Amon Carter Museum of American Art, with art-inspired products, artisan-made items, prints, books and toys.

Heads up: Because of high volume, they can't respond to every submission.

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