Sixteen supplier catalogues load directly into the stores we build, with your own markup rules applied per category. Your account stays yours, your pricing stays yours, and your clients order from your domain instead of emailing you for a quote.
A supplier catalogue is only worth what you can sell from it without touching it. These are the catalogues we wire into client stores today. Each page covers what it takes to sell that catalogue from your own site, the decoration and store rules that apply to it, and where shops usually get it wrong.
What they all have in common
- Your supplier account and your negotiated pricing stay yours
- Markups apply by rule, per category, not by hand per product
- Only the decoration methods you can deliver are offered on a given garment
- Minimums are enforced by the store rather than caught afterwards
- Orders arrive with artwork, placement and approval attached
The most common mistake is publishing every style you can access. A buyer who has to filter your catalogue will call you instead, which is the exact phone call the store was supposed to remove. Publish what you want to sell.
See it running with the supplier catalogue
Fifteen minutes. We show you the catalogue loaded in a real store, with markups applied, and tell you honestly what it would take for your shop. You keep the findings either way.
Get your free shop evaluationNot sure which catalogue to start with? Start with the one your last ten orders came from. How promo distributors actually manage orders covers how to work that out.