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Your Le Galeriste Paths: Choose How You Want to Sell

Wondering how to sell your Wearable Art? Here are your options to sell either Wholesale, Dropship or Retail and their pros & cons

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Written by Katherine Pion
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At Le Galeriste, you can grow your art into wearable creations in three different ways.

Each path comes with its own advantages and considerations β€” pick the one that best fits your goals.


1. Wholesale (Buying in Bulk to Resell)

πŸ‘‰ You buy products in larger quantities at advantageous prices and resell them in your own boutique, at events, or through your business.

Pros:

  • Higher profit margins (you control resale pricing).
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  • Full control over customer relationship & branding
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  • Great for boutiques, events, and physical shops.
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  • Immediate stock on hand = faster sales opportunities.
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Cons:

  • Requires upfront investment in inventory.
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  • Responsibility for storage, shipping, and unsold stock.
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  • Less flexibility if you want to test designs.
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2. Dropshipping (You Sell, We Ship)

πŸ‘‰ You sell directly to your clients (taking orders and payments), and we produce + ship the items straight to them.

Pros:

  • No upfront stock to purchase.
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  • You keep control of the customer relationship and payment.
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  • Lower financial risk β€” you only pay when you sell.
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  • Scales easily without worrying about logistics.
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Cons:

  • Smaller margins compared to wholesale.
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  • Delivery times depend on production & shipping schedule.
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  • You’re the main contact for clients if issues arise.
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3. Retail Storefront (Send Clients to Your Online Store)

πŸ‘‰ Your clients buy directly from your Le Galeriste retail storefront. We handle the order, payment, and shipping for you.

Pros:

  • Zero hassle β€” we manage everything
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  • 24/7 online presence with your art available worldwide
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  • Easy to start, no need for technical setup.
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  • Great for artists who prefer to focus on creating.
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Cons:

  • Less direct client contact
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  • Commission applies per sale
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  • Less control over branding and selling strategy.


✨ Tip: Many artists combine these paths! You can start with retail storefront for simplicity, then add dropshipping for more control, and finally explore wholesale once you’re ready to scale.


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