The most important wholesale platform for new boutiques. 60 day terms let you take in inventory now and pay later, which is everything when cash flow is tight. Faire’s commission gets baked into vendor pricing, so the same dress is often cheaper elsewhere, but the terms make up for it for new accounts.

The grown up wholesale marketplace, operating since 2002. Connects boutiques to most of the major LA based brands and distributors with lower commissions than Faire, which means lower wholesale prices on the same goods. Where most experienced buyers spend the bulk of their dollars.

If there is a league of wholesale clothing manufacturers, Wishlist is in the top tier. They make the well constructed contemporary staples that other brands try to copy. Quality consistently outperforms the price point.

One of the most recognized names in the southern boutique world. Built its following on boho influenced contemporary pieces that move fast across Texas, the Carolinas, and the Southeast. Wide size range, dependable production. Close to a non negotiable line if your boutique sits in that southern aesthetic.

LA based contemporary brand with over a decade of manufacturing and wholesale distribution experience. Entro’s strength is well priced casual pieces that hit the sweet spot of trendy without being too far ahead of where customers are.

More lifestyle brand than pure apparel house. Mud Pie’s wholesale program covers women’s clothing alongside gifts, home, baby, and seasonal goods, which makes them useful for boutiques carrying more than just apparel. Brand recognition is strong with the gift focused customer.

Versatile women’s clothing line with a contemporary, understated bohemian feel and a defining California lifestyle aesthetic. Tends to do well in boutiques that lean coastal. Quality has historically been good, which matters when you are paying their price point.

Built its name on aggressive wholesale pricing across a deep women’s catalog. Closer to off price than full price contemporary, with the trade offs you would expect: prices are great, polish is lower than premium brands. Useful as a margin booster line, not a flagship vendor.

Contemporary women’s brand that leans feminine and current. Strong pick for boutiques where the customer wants pieces that feel current without being challenging. Younger 25 to 40 customer.

LA based apparel company focused on modern casual women’s pieces. Solid construction, reasonable wholesale pricing, and aesthetics that translate across regional markets without feeling generic.

Contemporary brand that takes inclusive sizing seriously rather than tacking it on as an afterthought. The fit is consistent across the size range, which matters more than most boutique buyers realize until they have been burned by a brand that scales poorly into plus.

One of the older multi brand distributors in the LA fashion district. Long term relationships with LA manufacturers translate into consistent quality and good customer service. Prices are not the lowest, but you are paying for a vendor that will not disappear on you mid season.

One of the original wholesale marketplaces, predating both Faire and FashionGo. Skews more vendor heavy and less curated than the bigger platforms. If you like to dig, you will find good brands here that do not appear on the more polished sites.

Used to have a killer feature with consolidated shipping across LA brands. That perk is gone now, which removed most of the reason to choose Orangeshine over FashionGo. Still a solid backup marketplace with the standard LA brand catalog.

Less a marketplace, more a phone book. Lists nearly every wholesale supplier in the country across every category. You do not order through them. You use it to find vendors outside your usual radius when you need to discover something new.