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Sample rows

10 of the 635 rows. Emails and phone numbers are masked here; the CSV has them in full.

What the list shows

California has the most listings: 101 businesses, 71 of them with an email address. Texas follows with 98.

157 rows (25%) carry one of 3 names used by 10 or more listings, led by Spencer's with 80. 416 businesses have a name used only once, and 384 of those have an email address.

The median Google rating of the 531 rated businesses is 4.5, and 84 have a perfect 5.0.

Of the 444 email addresses, 144 (32%) are role addresses such as info@, 168 (38%) name a person and 132 (30%) are free mail.

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026.

What is in this novelty store email list?

Counted on 9 November 2026, the novelty store file holds 635 Google Maps listings in the Novelty store category. A row is a shop that sells gag gifts, costumes, party goods, souvenirs, toys, posters or curiosities. One Maps pin is one row, even when the store fills two storefronts.

The file has 444 email addresses from shop websites, 581 phone numbers and 451 websites. Novelty shops sit in tourist streets, malls and strip centers, and many run on a phone line and a social page, so phone coverage is wider than website coverage.

The category column reads Novelty store on every row. Gift shops, toy stores and costume stores are separate Google categories and are filed elsewhere.

How can you segment the file?

Sorting and filtering the CSV gives four useful cuts for this trade.

State and city separate tourist markets from neighborhood shops. California has 101 listings, Texas 98 and Florida 73, and those three states alone make up a big part of the file. Dallas and Houston have 14 listings each, and Tulsa has 9.

The business name column shows what a shop leans toward. Words such as costume, party, souvenir, magic, vape, comic or gifts mark different sub-trades, though a shop named after its owner says nothing about stock. Run a keyword search for the product you want to place.

Email type lets you separate owners from shared inboxes. The website column tells you whether a shop sells online.

• State and city: tourist cities versus suburban strip shops.
• Business name keyword: costume, party, souvenir, magic, comics.
• Email type: 168 shop addresses name a person, 144 are info@ style, 132 are free-mail.
• Website: 451 rows, to check what a shop actually stocks.

Who buys a novelty store email list?

Sellers of wholesale goods to small retail buy it. Novelty and gift wholesalers add accounts, importers of toys, plush and party goods look for resellers, and manufacturers of licensed merchandise sell posters, mugs and t-shirts. Costume suppliers and seasonal goods distributors sell before Halloween. Display fixture makers, point of sale vendors, bag and packaging suppliers, and payment processors that handle small merchants also target the list. Trade show organizers invite shop owners as exhibitors' buyers.

A new product brand usually starts with Florida, California or Texas, where a shop near a theme park or a beach moves souvenir items fast.

How do you run outreach to novelty stores?

Among the 444 novelty shop emails, 168 reach a named person, 144 reach a role inbox such as info@ and 132 are free-mail addresses. In a small shop the free-mail address is frequently the owner's. Start the note with what the buyer can reorder, since owners buy by the carton and compare unit prices.

Show the product. A one-line description with a photo link or two does more than a paragraph, because a novelty buyer decides on look and price. State the wholesale price, the carton size and the minimum order. If the item is seasonal, name the season it sells in and the date the order should land.

Owners often stand behind the counter all day and read mail in the evening, so an afternoon send can wait. Check the website column to see whether a shop leans toward costumes or souvenirs, and match the product. Dedupe by domain and send in waves.

Seasonal timing matters in this trade. Costume and party buyers place orders months before Halloween, souvenir shops order before the tourist season and joke items sell steadily all year. Say which season your item targets and the last date for an order to arrive in time. A shop in a tourist city like Miami or Orlando will respond to a different calendar than a strip mall store in Tulsa, so group your waves by that, not by alphabet.

What email rules apply when you contact novelty shops?

The message has to show your company's valid postal address and give shop owners an unsubscribe route that works. Once a shop asks to be removed, you do not write to it again.

Which states and cities should you start with?

California holds 101 novelty store listings and 71 emails, Texas 98 and 69, and Florida 73 and 51. New York has 22 and 15, Illinois and Ohio and Oklahoma 20 each with 14 emails, Georgia 19 and 13, Arizona 18 and 13, and Michigan 17 and 12.

By city, Dallas and Houston lead with 14 listings each. Los Angeles and Jacksonville have 11, San Antonio 10, Miami and Tulsa 9, and San Diego, Denver and Orlando 8 each.

Texas has several large cities in the top list, so a supplier with a Texas warehouse can send to Dallas, Houston and San Antonio in one wave. A West Coast importer can combine Los Angeles and San Diego.

What is in the list

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026. Counted 9 November 2026.

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Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026. Counted 9 November 2026.

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