Tampa Bay gift shops accepting new brands
These 7 shops publicly say they accept submissions. 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 7 shops
The St. Pete Store
Downtown St. Pete visitor-center-style shop selling locally made goods: t-shirts, ceramics, stationery, local publications, culinary items, pet goods and jewelry.
Heads up: Only locally made products.
SHAPIRO'S Gallery
American craft gallery on Beach Drive carrying handmade work from US and Canadian artists.
Heads up: Handmade in the US or Canada only, no resellers.
Dunedin Fine Art Center Gallery Shop
Small art-center gallery shop carrying juried work from 75+ local artists, with sales supporting DFAC's education programs.
Heads up: Small space, so no large works.
The Merchant – Purveyor of Local Goods
Art gallery and general-store-style gift shop carrying work from 80+ Florida artisans, craftspeople and makers.
Heads up: There's no published maker policy, so keep your first email short with photos and pricing.
hazel + dot
South Tampa gift boutique (813-876-0110) open Monday-Friday 10-6.
Heads up: The submission request is aimed at wholesalers, brand reps and makers, and the buying model isn't spelled out.
The ARTery Boutique (Safety Harbor Art & Music Center)
Art-center boutique selling handmade items from 50+ local and national artists, in store and online. Open Tuesday-Sunday.
Heads up: SHAMc doesn't support generative-AI imagery, so human-made work only.
Lasting Impressions Boutique
Main Street beachwear and accessories boutique that showcases work by local and regional artists.
Heads up: This is mainly a beachwear shop, so local art and beach-lifestyle accessories fit best.
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