Services
Member Benefits
Public Awareness & Promotion
We are working to gain visibility for Seattle’s producers and manufacturers as a whole, while also providing promotion and sales opportunities for individual businesses.
Member Directory
Every Seattle Made member has a full-page profile in our searchable directory, complete with logo, photos, contact information, and – if a consumer product – where to buy around town and online.
Logo & Materials
Members are provided printed materials (decals, signage, info cards, etc.) that help designate their products as “Seattle Made.” They’re also encouraged to use the Seattle Made logo on their own packaging, labels, marketing materials, website, etc. (If you are a member, the log in landing page will direct you to Seattle Made logos.)
Seattle Made Week
Seattle Made Week held annually each Fall! It is a city-wide celebration… a full week of public activities and events that raises awareness for all the great products made in Seattle, and the people who make them. If you’d like to get involved in organizing, volunteering, or sponsoring Seattle Made Week, please get in touch!
Pop Up Shops & Tasting Events
Seattle Made hosts regular Pop Up Shops and Tasting events to showcase the talent and products of our members—celebrating local makers with opportunities to connect with new customers throughout Seattle.
Distribution
If you are a retailer or distributor interested in carrying Seattle Made products, please start by browsing our member directory. Be sure to signup for our updates so you can be notified of relevant events and activities.
Sustainable Business
Seattle Made is a convener between agencies, businesses, and the resources they need to be more sustainable. Check out our full Sustainable Business Program here. We are dedicated to helping our members find accessible and affordable sustainable business practices and programs that can help save money and the planet.
Seattle Made also works to strengthen Seattle’s circular economy by providing unique opportunities to ‘circular’ Seattle Made businesses (upcyclers, re-users, recyclers, etc.).The Circular Economy aims to redefine growth, focusing on positive society-wide benefits. It entails gradually decoupling economic activity from the consumption of finite resources, and designing waste out of the system.



