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SELLER INFORMATION

WHAT’S THE PROCESS?

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To have a stall, you’ll need to submit a stall holder application.

Since we’re a curated market, there’s a selection process and we have recently changed how we do this.

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If you are interested in holding a stall, please head to the apply page on our website and include as much information as possible. Brief applications will not be considered. Should we feel you are offering pieces that our shoppers are looking for, we will be in contact within 14 days to with a stall offer and invoice.

 

Once payment is received your stall is confirmed. ​​

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Note: Budget brands (e.g., Kmart, Target, Best and Less) don’t resell well and are not suited for this market.

 
OK, I’M IN! WHAT SHOULD I KNOW ABOUT THE STALLS?

Sharing a stall with friends? Great idea! If you’re applying as a group, submit one application.

Stall Sizes & Costs:

  • Small (2.5m x 2.5m): $112 (1-2 sellers)

  • Medium (3.5m x 2.5m): $157 (2-3 sellers)

  • Large (4m x 2.5m): $180 (3-4 sellers)

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What’s Included:

  • Public liability insurance

  • Event advertising

  • Hall hire and cleanup

 

Additional Info:

  • Tables available for hire at $10 each (no racks provided).

  • Stallholders cannot sell homewares, books, candles, bric-a-brac, or party plan items.

  • COVID-19 guidelines may apply; updates will be shared as needed.

 
WHAT IF I’M NOT SELECTED?

We carefully consider each application and only offer stalls when we genuinely believe you will be successful on the day. With years of experience running this market, we’ve learned what sells and aim to create a positive experience for all stallholders and shoppers. We feel it would be unfair to offer stalls to those who may not have the best chance of success.

Unfortunately, we cannot contact unsuccessful applicants or keep applications on file. 

MARKET INFORMATION: More Info

We Acknowledge the traditional owners of this land, the Bunurong / Boonwurrung people of the Kulin Nation. We pay our respect to Elders past, present and emerging and thank them for allowing us to use the land to work, live and play. 

©2022 by I Wore It Once.

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