Fashion catalog template for ready-to-wear clothing brands
A 27-page fashion catalog with real photography, seven covers, a size chart and a care guide. Made for clothing labels that sell to shoppers online, in a studio or at pop-ups.
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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 Fashion Premium template
This fashion catalog template is art-directed like a pattern room. Thin grain-line rules, notch marks and a measuring-tape strip run along the pages, set against a cream ground with ink-black type, a raspberry accent and pale sage tints. Headlines are in Chivo with Roboto Mono for labels, so prices and sizes read like garment tickets. The 27 pages pair seven cover designs, including a magazine cover and a sticker cover, with twenty inside pages built around one collection.
Use it to present a season the way shoppers browse it: chapters for tailoring, shirting, knitwear, weekend pieces and accessories, a lookbook of four ways to wear a blazer, then best sellers and a mid-season promo. Import your collection from Shopify or upload a CSV, and products fill white product pages with photo, price, crossed-out compare-at price and a Shop now button; a sizes-by-colors variant table is optional. Shopify stores can share a retail flipbook that checks out in their store, and anyone can print copies for the studio.
Best for
- Ready-to-wear labels launching a spring/summer or fall/winter collection
- Clothing boutiques that want a printed lookbook with prices for the counter
- Shopify fashion stores emailing a seasonal catalog as a shoppable flipbook
- Tailoring and shirting brands that need a size chart customers actually read
- Sample sales and pop-ups that need an invite page and a promo page
Pages worth a closer look
Lookbook: four ways to wear a blazer
Four framed looks answer one question, how to wear a blazer: the long check blazer, a mint easy blazer, a sage twill blazer and the check blazer worn as a dress, each captioned with its name and price. Swap in your own campaign photos so shoppers picture whole outfits, not single items.
Size chart in centimeters and inches
Body measurements for chest, waist and hip run from XS to XL, with US, UK and EU equivalents and a fit note: size down in tailoring, up in knits. Every figure is editable text, so you can enter your own grading.
Care guide with fabric symbols
Simple vector care symbols sit beside short rules for linen, wool tailoring and knits, from washing linen inside out to brushing and steaming wool. A clear care page answers questions before they reach your inbox.
Mid-season promo page
A bold −30% page for tailoring and shirting carries a discount code, sale dates and before-and-after prices for three pieces, plus fine print for exclusions. Change the numbers and dates to run your own seasonal markdown.
What to put in a fashion catalog for shoppers
Print body measurements, not just letter sizes
Letter sizes mean different things at every label. List chest, waist and hip in both centimeters and inches, add US, UK and EU equivalents, and write one honest fit note per category, such as tailoring that runs oversized. Clear sizing is the simplest way to cut exchanges on online orders.
List fabric content and weight on each piece
Shoppers compare fiber content before price. Give the composition in percentages, the fabric weight for tees and knits, for example 240 g cotton, and the lining where it matters. Put colorways and the size range on the same line so nobody has to hunt for whether a shirt comes in their size.
Style looks, not just products
A lookbook spread that shows one hero piece worn several ways helps customers picture a wardrobe instead of a single purchase. Keep the name and price on every look, then repeat those pieces on a product page right after the spread so readers can buy them.
Time the catalog to the selling season
Spring/summer catalogs work hardest when they land in February or March, and fall/winter editions in August or September, before the weather turns. Plan a mid-season markdown about two months in, and update the dates and code on the promo page of your flipbook instead of reprinting everything.
Answer returns and care questions up front
State your free-shipping threshold, return window and exchange policy on one page, and add a short care guide. Customers who know how to wash linen or steam wool keep pieces looking good for longer, and fewer garments come back described as faulty.
From product list to finished catalog
Pick this template
Open Fashion 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
Which pages come with the Fashion Premium template?
You get 27 designed pages: seven covers (classic, band, framed, poster, split, magazine and sticker) and twenty inside pages, including welcome, contents, collection divider, lookbook, featured product, brand story, team, how to shop, best sellers, promo, by the numbers, event invite, reviews, FAQ, size chart, care guide, contact, terms, a framed blank page and a back cover.
Can I use this fashion catalog for wholesale buyers as well as shoppers?
Yes. The sample copy speaks to shoppers, but you can share the same catalog as a wholesale flipbook with a built-in order form. Show trade prices with the Discount & Tax tool, set a minimum order value, three volume price tiers and minimum or multiple quantities, and protect the link with a password so retail customers never see those prices.
How many clothing items should a catalog page show?
It depends on the job of the page. Hero pieces and new arrivals read well at one to four per page, a 2×2 or 3×3 grid suits shirts, knits and tees, and basics or accessories can go denser, up to a 4×5 grid. For buyers who order by style number, a 1-column line-sheet row with SKU and sizes is clearer.
What print size and settings work for a fashion catalog?
A4 and Letter portrait are the usual choices for a lookbook-style catalog, and A5 works as a handout at events. For a print shop, export at 300 DPI with the CMYK Print professional option and add 3 mm or 5 mm bleed with crop marks, so full-bleed photos never end in a thin white edge.
Start your Fashion catalog
Pick this template, add your products and download a print-ready PDF or share an online flipbook. Free plan available, no card needed.