Wholesale Kitchenware

What kind of wholesale kitchen products can I find on CREOATE?>

All sorts! Over 600 independent brands sell wholesale kitchen products through CREOATE. So whether your customers are after something fun or functional, cover their every need by mixing and matching different products from different kitchen trade suppliers, and checking out just once.

From composing the perfect tablescape, to baking the perfect sponge, our brands have you covered. Discover handcrafted wooden chopping boards, nifty kitchen accessories, handmade crockery, and more. We have your kitchen textile needs covered, too, with a wide selection of aprons, oven mitts, tea towels, tablecloths, wholesale drinkware and napkins.

There’s a huge variety of brands selling through CREOATE. You’ll find household names sitting alongside individual artists, so combine all your favourites to arrange your perfect assortment. Shopping through CREOATE also means you can enjoy minimum order values as low as £75, and you get 60 days to send back anything that doesn’t sell (provided it’s from brands you haven’t bought from before). And with many brands able to ship in just a few days, you can jump straight on Instagram- and TikTok-led kitchen trends.

Emerging trends in wholesale kitchen products

Stay ahead of the latest trends or carve out your niche. Understand what’s popular in the world of wholesale kitchen supplies to curate a strong collection packed full of bestsellers.

• Eco-friendly cookware is making waves, with sustainable options like bamboo utensils, stainless steel straws, and non-toxic nonstick pans becoming kitchen staples. Discover our collection of sustainable wholesale homeware today.
• Cast iron cookware remains a top choice for durable, long-lasting kitchen essentials.
• Multi-function kitchen gadgets are gaining popularity, with items like air fryers, immersion blenders, and food processors catering to the demand for convenience and efficiency.
• Stylish storage solutions such as glass jars, ceramic canisters, and stackable containers are also trending, blending functionality with aesthetics to keep kitchens organised and beautiful.

FAQs

Where can I find reliable kitchen goods wholesalers?

CREOATE is the go-to online destination for reliable and unique wholesale kitchen supplies. The homeware brands that sell wholesale through CREOATE come from the UK, wider Europe, and the US, and in all different shapes and sizes. Mix and match with products from different suppliers in your order, and enjoy free shipping over £200. We also offer free 60-day returns on all purchases, so you can send back anything that doesn’t sell, or isn’t quite right.

Can I buy kitchenware on CREOATE to use for trade purposes?

No, you can’t. The kitchenware and tableware on CREOATE is sold for resale, rather than for trade purposes (e.g. for use in a cafe or catering business). When you create an account on CREOATE, we’ll ask you a few questions about your business to check this. If you’re not shopping wholesale for resale, your order may be rejected.

Are CREOATE’s wholesale kitchen products dishwasher safe?

Many products on CREOATE are dishwasher safe but many aren’t, so you should always check the individual product description to find the usage and care recommendations. If anything is unclear, you will be able to message your seller once you have placed your order.

What is the most popular kitchenware item to sell?

Mugs are a consistently popular item within the kitchenware category, probably because they remain a popular year-round gifting option. From beautiful hand-thrown mugs to Secret Santa-friendly novelty ones, as well as white-label mugs ready for your branding, there are over 150 wholesale mug suppliers on CREOATE to choose from.

What is the recommended profit margin when selling kitchenware?

How you decide to price your kitchenware will depend on a few factors, including the brand, and of course the wholesale price you paid. Sellers on CREOATE also include a recommended retail price on their listings for you to use as a guide. However, generally when it comes to pricing kitchenware products, we would suggest a profit margin of around 45 – 50%.