A handbag catalog template for bags, frames and small leather
A cream and tangerine catalog with color-block photography for brands that sell handbags, sunglasses and small leather goods to boutiques. The sample copy is for an imaginary Leeds accessories label; replace every style and price.
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All 15 designed pages
Covers, promotion and product-story pages built for this campaign. Use the ones you need; your product pages are added in the same style.
Product pages that fill themselves
Import your products and they take this layout automatically — shown here with sample products. Switch the grid any time, from 2 × 2 to 4 × 5 or a one-column line sheet.
About the Bags & Accessories Catalog template
This handbag catalog template is built on color blocking. The front cover splits into four saturated photos, a red satchel on blue, black frames on green and yellow, pink sunglasses on cyan and an orange top handle in hand, with a round badge for the title at the center. Ovo serif headlines and DM Sans text sit on warm cream pages, tangerine marks numbers and prices, and the same bright backdrops return across 15 pages, including a solid tangerine divider for eyewear.
The pages handle the practical side of selling accessories: bags in pairs per color with four colors per style, frames in mixed packs of six, a free eyewear counter display on first orders over $1,500, and a dimensions table with width, height, depth and strap for every bag. The featured page pairs a box bag with a strap and a card holder. Import products from Shopify, WooCommerce or a CSV file, then share the wholesale flipbook or print the catalog for buying appointments.
Best for
- Handbag brands selling top handles, crossbody bags and small leather goods
- Accessories labels that sell bags and sunglasses on one order
- Brands offering a counter display with a first eyewear order
- Bag makers who sell each style in pairs across four colors
- Seasonal accessories issues that tease a travel edit next
Pages worth a closer look
Four color blocks and a round title badge
The front cover splits into four bright photos of bags and sunglasses, each on its own colored backdrop, with a circular cream badge holding the title in the middle. The band and poster covers keep the color and add figures for bags, frames and the minimum order.
Bag sizes in one table
Every bag is listed with SKU, width, height and depth in centimeters, whether a strap is included and its trade price. Notes explain how bags are measured, how straps adjust and how colors are supplied, so stores can tell customers whether a bag fits a phone or a tablet.
A box bag with pairs-well-with pieces
One numbered dot on a cognac box bag links to its SKU and prices, and a pairs-well-with list adds a leather strap and a card holder. It nudges stores to order the add-ons that lift the average sale at their own counter.
Build the wall with three tiers
Order tiers of 5, 8 and 10 percent start at $500, $1,500 and $3,000, with a free eyewear counter display at the second tier and exclusive colors for the store at the third. A claim box explains that tiers apply per order.
A tangerine divider for eyewear
The chapter divider uses a solid tangerine panel with a large number and the chapter name set vertically, beside a full-height photo, here pink sunglasses on cyan. A line under the number gives the frame count, the pack size and the display offer.
What to show buyers in a handbag and accessories catalog
Give dimensions and what fits inside
Customers want to know what fits in a bag before they buy it. List width, height and depth, strap drop or length, and a plain note such as fits a phone and a small wallet. Buyers stock a style confidently when they can answer that question without a sample.
Show every colorway
Bags sell by color, and stores like to choose their own mix. Photograph each style in every colorway, or add a swatch row, and say how colors are packed, for example in pairs per color. A color variant table on the product page keeps the order form simple.
Suggest add-on pieces
Straps, card holders, pouches and charms raise the average sale. Pair them with a hero bag on the feature page and on the product cards, so buyers order the add-ons together with the bag and set them out at the counter beside it.
Explain materials and care
Name the leather or fabric, the lining, the hardware finish and how to look after it. Smooth calf, patent and suede wear differently, and customers ask about rain and scratches. Accurate materials also protect the store from returns based on the wrong expectations.
Offer display support for eyewear
Sunglasses sell from counter displays where customers can try them on. A free display above a set order size, as in the sample, gets your frames into a better spot in the store. Say how many frames the display holds and whether it includes a mirror.
From product list to finished catalog
Pick this template
Open Bags & Accessories Catalog in EasyCatalog and choose the cover and the pages you want — every page is optional and editable.
Add your products
Import from Shopify in one click, or upload a CSV, connect WooCommerce or a product feed. Your products fill the product pages automatically.
Download or share
Export a print-ready PDF (up to 300 DPI, CMYK and bleed for print shops) or share an online flipbook with a built-in order form.
Questions about this template
Can I list bags and sunglasses in the same catalog?
Yes. The sample already mixes top handles, crossbody bags, eyewear, small leather goods and travel pieces in five chapters. Rename or reorder the chapters as you like. The terms already spell out pairs per color for bags and mixed packs of six for frames, and the wholesale flipbook can apply a minimum order value matching the $500 opening order.
What pages does the Bags & Accessories Catalog template include?
Fifteen, styled as Issue 06, Objects of Desire. Bags and frames share the issue: a color-block cover of four photos, a tangerine Eyewear chapter opener, a get-the-look box bag with a strap and card holder, six most-reordered styles, three trade tiers with a counter display and a bag dimensions table. Two more covers, the founder's letter, contents, ordering steps, terms, a masthead, a notes page and an Issue 07 travel teaser complete it. Products sit on white pages.
What should a handbag line sheet include?
A clear photo, style name and SKU, dimensions, strap length, material and lining, colorways, pack size, trade price and suggested retail price, plus the delivery window. Group bags by silhouette, such as top handles, crossbody bags and totes, so buyers can plan a balanced shelf.
How many colors should each handbag style come in?
Many brands offer a core neutral, such as black, tan or cognac, plus one to three seasonal colors per style. Neutrals sell steadily, while brighter colors draw people to the display. Showing all colorways side by side helps buyers choose a mix that suits their own customers.
Start your Bags & Accessories Catalog
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