“…wool roving for spinning, plus some really lovely drop spindles. That and a few kitchshy knick-knacks such as leather tags for organizing your yarn and wool according to sheep.
So I have been considering doing drop shipping for some time now, and I finally found a drop-ship supplier that has stuff that I consider good enough to share with my friends and customers.
Drop shipping, if you don’t know, is where you buy products from my website but they are shipped directly to you from a different supplier.
As a teeny tiny new business with no storefront or storage space, it is really risky to buy stock and hope that I can sell it quickly and not get stuck with the debt that I would have to take on in order to do this. Drop shipping provides a possible answer to this dilemma.
There are several companies that do drop shipping, but until last night I had not found any that carried many of the supplies that I want on my website. But last night while doom-scrolling myself to sleep, I came across Top Dawg. I was able to easily integrate it into my website so that the items I chose appear in my shop just like the things I make. Most of these items I cannot purchase wholesale at this time. They are quality, but pricey.
All these items are shipped from within the US and should take on average two days to deliver to anywhere within the US.
So what am I selling? Glad you asked. Naturally I wanted to find some awesomely beautiful yarn made from eco-friendly materials and at a decent price. Sadly Top Dawg doesn’t seem to have yarn in its catalog yet. However, they do have wool roving for spinning, plus some really lovely drop spindles. That and a few kitchshy knick-knacks such as leather tags for organizing your yarn and wool according to sheep.
