Eco-friendly product catalog template for refill and zero-waste brands
A 27-page wholesale catalog for brands selling refills, solid bars and reusables to zero-waste shops, with real photography, a materials glossary, printable care cards and trade terms ready for your range.
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All 27 pages: 7 covers and 20 designed pages
Choose one cover and any of the designed pages — they share one look, so the catalog stays consistent however many you use. Every word, color and photo is editable.
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 Eco-Friendly Products Premium template
This eco-friendly product catalog template is calm and editorial: Vollkorn serif headlines, Asap text and Dosis labels on off-white and soft sage pages, with a deep teal green and a warm amber accent echoing amber glass bottles. A fill-line motif, marked in ounces like a measuring jug, runs through the covers and feature pages. Real photography shows pumps, market bags, loofahs and stretch lids in daily use, across seven covers and twenty designed pages.
Sample copy for a fictional refill supplier fills each page with what stockists ask about: case packs, opening and reorder minimums, a returnable-jug deposit, Net 30 terms and plastic-free shipping. Import your lines from Shopify or a product feed, and product pages show photo, SKU, a material and case-pack line and trade price on sage-tinted cards. Send zero-waste shops a flipbook with an order form, or print the care cards and a trade fair copy on recycled paper.
Best for
- Refill brands supplying zero-waste shops with bulk soaps in returnable jugs
- Makers of solid shampoo, conditioner and dish bars sold by the case
- Reusable kitchen and bath lines: brushes, wraps, sponges and market bags
- Refill station suppliers listing dispensers, pumps and amber bottles
- Eco wholesalers who want material claims explained, not just stated
Pages worth a closer look
Materials and claims glossary
A table lists each material, such as bamboo, coconut coir, loofah, organic cotton and beeswax cotton, with where it is used and its end of life: home compost, industrial compost, recycling or return and refill. It answers shop staff questions without printing any certification logos.
Care cards for shelves and shopping bags
Printable cards explain how to dry a bamboo toothbrush, when to swap a coconut brush head and what to compost afterwards. Stockists can tuck them into customer bags, and longer product life backs up the promise behind the range.
Featured refill bottle on a fill-line scale
The amber pump bottle stands against a 0 to 16 oz fill line, with trade price per case of 12, MSRP, SKU and specs for glass, pump and label panel. Reuse the layout for any hero product with measurable contents.
Refill week promotion
A jug-style fill line marked 'we fill the rest' and 'you pay to here' frames an extra 15% off bulk refills on larger orders, with dates and a code. Repoint it at an April Earth Day push or a fall restock.
What to include in a zero-waste wholesale catalog
Make every green claim specific
Shop owners and their customers are wary of vague words like natural or eco. Say what each product is made of, where it goes after use (home compost, industrial compost, recycling or return) and offer test reports on request. Never print certification logos you do not hold.
Price refills per ounce as well as per jug
Refill shops sell by volume or weight, so give the price per ounce or per liter next to the jug price, together with jug sizes and the deposit. Stores can then set shelf prices in minutes and compare your refill with packaged alternatives.
Explain the return loop on one page
If jugs, crates or dispensers come back to you, show the deposit, how to ship empties, how credit is applied and how long it takes. One clear page removes the main hesitation shops have about taking on returnable packaging.
Choose case packs a small shop can handle
Many zero-waste shops have only a few meters of shelf. Offer cases of 6 to 12 for slower lines, allow mixing across scents and keep the opening order modest. In EasyCatalog you can set a minimum order value and order multiples that match each case.
Plan around April and back-to-routine months
Earth Day in April is the busiest promotion moment for sustainable goods, and September brings shoppers back to routines and refills. Send trade catalogs six to eight weeks before each, so shops can stock up and set displays in time.
From product list to finished catalog
Pick this template
Open Eco-Friendly Products Premium 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
What does the eco-friendly products premium template include?
It has 27 pages with real photography: seven covers, welcome, contents, collection divider, stockist lookbook, featured product, brand story, team, how to order, best sellers, refill week promo, stats, open house invitation, testimonials, FAQ, materials glossary, care cards, trade desk contacts, trade terms, a notes page and back cover. Products land on sage-tinted cards with SKU, case pack and trade price.
Can I show case packs and minimum orders in this eco catalog?
Yes. Print the case pack in each product's description, and let the wholesale flipbook enforce your rules: a minimum order value, order multiples per item (for example 12 bars per case) and up to three volume price tiers. Stockists order from the flipbook, and you receive each order by email and in the app.
How should sustainable products be described in a wholesale catalog?
Be concrete. Name the material, the origin where relevant, the packaging it ships in and how to dispose of it after use. Avoid unqualified terms such as biodegradable without saying under which conditions. A glossary page, like this template's materials table, lets you explain terms once instead of on every product.
How many products should a zero-waste line sheet show per page?
For refills and small reusables, six to twelve products per page in a 3×3 or 3×4 grid, or line-sheet rows with SKU, case pack and price, keep things scannable. Give hero lines such as a starter kit or refill station a featured layout with a larger photo and the story behind the product.
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