Making a line sheet

[Glenormiston]

I have been approaching several business about carrying my products, I have had some takers and lots of retailors asking for more information. I have never made a line sheet with my product range and wholesale information can anyone help point me in the right direction so that I can make a more professional impression.
Thanks

[SweetPeaPurseCompany]

I'm interested in learning also.

[Former_Member]

Its really just an easy way for buyers to see what you have.
Its literally a sheet of paper (or online doc) that has a photo and info and price.

it can have the wholesale & retail price, dimensions, color options, sizes etc.
Just organize the info in a concise and easy to read kind of catalog, or brochure. Except a line sheet is not a brochure because its concise.

I just uploaded an example of mine that was a template from trunkt. I took out the pricing, but you can see the format here:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/popko/8495134167/in/photostream

I decided to give them each a number (#101 etc) just so it would be easy to discuss them this way.

Hope this helps you a little!

[Glenormiston]

thanks Popko that helps alot.

[Former_Member]

heres another example i found on flickr by searching for 'line sheet', its a line sheet/ poster
http://www.flickr.com/photos/somethingshidinginhere/8404383470/
and the reverse of the same poster
http://www.flickr.com/photos/somethingshidinginhere/8405934168/

and one more from rifferaff
http://www.flickr.com/photos/58076679@N00/2728799208/

[Former_Member]

http://artisticle.intuitwebsites.com/contact.html

password: circles

[SweetPeaPurseCompany]

Great examples. Thanks.

I'm wondering how to make it work for me since my fabrics are always changing. Maybe use a photo of assorted bags same size and price but different fabrics. And separate them by size and price.

[Former_Member]

Anita, I've seen line sheets that will have the main product at the top of a page (so they can see the style of the product), and then the rest of the page will have "swatches" of the different fabric patterns that style is available in.


I do something kind of similar. For example, I have a full page just for mineral foundations. I have a main picture with a couple different jars so they can see the packaging. Then the rest of the page has smaller photos for the individual shades that are available.