Sunglasses catalog template with optical-white pages and teal type
Optical white with deep-teal type, this wholesale set gives eyewear brands every page around the product grid, from cover and contents to ordering terms and an order form for sunglasses and optical frames.
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All 7 pages, in two versions
Cover, welcome letter, contents, how-to-order terms, a section divider, a wholesale order form and a back cover. Your product pages are added between them in the same fonts and colors.
About the Eyewear template
Minimal and bright, this sunglasses catalog template sets Modern Eyewear in Questrial on an optical-white page, with a deep teal accent, a short rule in the corner and a small dark square anchoring the footer. Montserrat and Karla keep the small print crisp. Seven pages take a buyer from cover and welcome letter through contents, terms and a divider to the order form and back page; in the photo version, the cover, divider and back page show image collages instead of flat color.
It suits a frame brand or distributor selling to optical shops, boutiques and concept stores. Put frames on grid pages with SKU, colorways in a variant table and wholesale price, or use line-sheet rows for a dense range. Buyers can write orders on the printed form or use the wholesale flipbook order form, which checks your minimums and quantity multiples. Recolor it with 12 palettes for a seasonal sun edit.
Best for
- Sunglasses brands selling spring collections to boutiques and resort shops
- Optical frame lines supplying independent opticians
- Distributors with sun, optical and blue-light ranges in one catalog
- Eyewear sales reps visiting stores with a printed order form
- Brands that want a minimal teal look, with or without photo collages
Pages worth a closer look
Contents for frames, sun and lenses
Optical frames, sunglasses, blue light, lenses and coatings, and cases and care each get a numbered line and page number, matching the way many opticians split frame, sun and accessory budgets.
Order form for model and color codes
Rows for item or SKU, description, quantity, unit price and total suit frame orders written as a model plus a color code. The header captures company, contact, PO number and ship-to, and the footer repeats the opening and reorder minimums.
Modern Eyewear cover
Questrial capitals, MODERN in near-black over EYEWEAR in teal, sit between a short corner rule and a small dark square, giving the cover the clarity of an optical lab. The photo-collage version places a snapshot of tinted sunglasses on weathered wood below the title.
Section opener for each range
A large chapter number, the collection name and two lines of copy introduce a range, such as optical frames or a summer sun capsule, before its product pages. In the photo version, the divider carries a photo collage.
What eyewear buyers check in a sunglasses catalog
Give lens specs, not just colors
Buyers ask whether lenses are polarized, what UV protection they carry (UV400 is the common claim), the lens category for different light conditions and the lens material. Put these in each product description so the details print beside the photo and carry through to every order.
Use model and color codes
Eyewear is ordered by model and color, such as Harbor C2. Give every colorway its own code, show it on the product page and on the order form, and keep the same code from season to season so reorders of steady sellers stay painless.
Sell sun in early
Stores commit to sunglasses months before summer, and many buyers place sun orders in late fall and winter for spring delivery. Send the catalog early, mark which styles ship first, and keep a short reorder list ready for the frames that sell through by June.
Say which frames take prescription lenses
Opticians want to know whether a sun frame can be glazed with prescription lenses. Mark Rx-ready frames, note the base curve of wraparound shapes and list the sizes available, so a store can sell the same frame to customers who need correction.
Offer display-ready assortments
Small shops often buy a tray or rack of twelve to twenty-four frames at a time. A ready-made assortment across shapes, colors and price points, shown on one page with its combined price, makes the first order simple and gives you a reason to follow up for reorders.
From product list to finished catalog
Start with this set
Open Eyewear in EasyCatalog, in the clean or the photo version, and recolor it with one of 12 palettes if you like.
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 Eyewear classic set cover besides product pages?
It holds the pages around your frames: the Modern Eyewear cover, a short welcome, contents from optical frames to cases, a how-to-order page, a range divider, the wholesale order form and a contact page at the back. Photo collages replace the plain cover, divider and back page in the second version, and the teal can change to any of 12 palettes. Product pages come from the editor's grids.
Does the sunglasses set work for optical frames too?
Yes. The contents already list optical frames, sunglasses, blue light, lenses and coatings, and cases and care, and every title is editable. Use one catalog for the full range, or build separate sun and optical editions if different buyers handle each category.
What should a wholesale sunglasses catalog include?
Each style with model and color codes, frame material, lens type and protection, frame measurements, wholesale and suggested retail price, and minimums. Add a contents page by category, ordering and payment terms, delivery timing for the season and a clear order form, on paper or in a flipbook.
How many frames should fit on one catalog page?
For a buyer catalog, a 3×3 grid usually leaves frames large enough to judge shape and color, while a 2×2 grid suits hero styles. If you list many colorways, a 1-column line-sheet row per model with a variant table is cleaner than tiny photos in a 4×5 grid.
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