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How to Use the Catalog
From Product Direction to Project Brief
Select a Direction
Select the closest product direction.
Note Specifications
Note the preferred construction, length, texture, color and density.
Estimate Quantity
Prepare an estimated quantity by style or variation.
Add Packaging
Add private label packaging requirements if needed.
Submit the Brief
Submit the project brief for review and quotation.
Catalog Information Is a Starting Point
Final Products Are Confirmed by Specification
Catalog images and descriptions help identify a direction. Final products should be confirmed through written specifications, samples or approved references. Pricing and lead time are based on the confirmed product and quantity.
Private Label Support
Coordinate Products and Presentation
Available planning areas may include product and collection selection, specification organization, sample review, product labels, shade identification, bags, boxes, inserts, order and delivery coordination.
Catalog FAQ
Before You Request a Quote
Use the catalog to identify a direction, then send the specifications required for review.
Does the catalog show every available product?
No. It presents key product directions. Send references if the target style is not shown.
Are catalog prices fixed?
No. Pricing depends on the confirmed specifications, quantities, packaging and delivery requirements.
Can I use catalog products for private label?
Selected product directions can be reviewed for private label projects after quantities and packaging requirements are confirmed.
How do I request samples?
Send the product category, preferred specifications, quantity plan and delivery country so the suitable sample route can be reviewed.
Found a Suitable Product Direction?
Send the category, specifications, estimated quantities, packaging requirements and delivery country. References and product lists can be attached to the quotation request.
Request a Quote