For shops on the water
I'm Steven, and I make all of this by hand in a cabin on Higgins Lake: shirts people wear off the beach, two field guide posters to the 48 stones and fossils of the Great Lakes, and a rock spoon that saves your back. If somebody walks your shore with their eyes down, this is already their aisle.
Everything here is 45% off retail, except the Rock Spoon, which is $18 flat against $29.99 on your shelf. Pick your quantities, tell me who you are, and check out. Orders ship in about a week, and if you're in northern Michigan I'll likely drive it over myself.
Every stone on the poster is one your customer can pick up off the beach that afternoon. Made in Michigan, by one person, and the tag says so.
The Rock Journal logs what they find. No account, no ads, nothing collected. It sends people back out looking, and back in to you.
Of every order, retail or wholesale, to northern Michigan animal shelters. It is on the tag, and customers ask about it.
No forms and no arguing. Text me a photo. The spoon is replaced for as long as they own it.
Retail is struck through. What's left is what you pay.
Same shirts I sell, but the "skiptherock" under Skip becomes your shop's name, set in the same Style Script so it still looks like the family. Type it and watch all five land. I set it up as its own print, so these are $17 a tee and $28 a Champion crewneck with a 12 piece minimum, any mix of sizes, colors and stones.
Comfort Colors heavy tees at $17, Champion crewnecks at $28, each in black or nocturne blue. Most shops go black. The custom shirts get invoiced separately after checkout since they're printed just for you; everything else charges at the till. Add them to the order below and I'll email the invoice and a proof the same day.
Goes on the order so I know it's a shop and not a rockhound with a big appetite.