Gaming gear catalog template for peripherals and team apparel
A dark, neon-lit design kit for gaming peripheral brands and esports merch shops: keyboards, mice, headsets, desk gear and team apparel, organized as limited drops with pre-orders.
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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 Gaming & Esports Gear template
This gaming gear catalog template is a high-contrast design kit: near-black violet pages, electric violet and hot pink accents, RGB light trails, HUD corner brackets and hexagon badges. Cairo headlines pair with monospaced readouts for weight, DPI, polling rate and latency. Seven photo covers include a backlit keyboard close-up, a Play louder drop poster, a magazine cover asking whether lighter mice are faster, and a sticker cover with pre-order tags.
It is built around drops: a featured mouse with a pre-order button and ship date, a launch night event, a bundle promotion and best sellers ranked by recent orders. A spec guide compares switch types, mouse fit by hand size and jersey chest sizes, so hardware and apparel share one catalog. Peripherals and apparel import from Shopify, WooCommerce or a CSV onto dark product cards with name, specs and price; jerseys can add size-by-color variant tables. Hand out printed copies at LAN events or share the online flipbook.
Best for
- Gaming peripheral brands launching keyboards, mice and headsets in drops
- Esports teams selling jerseys, hoodies and caps to fans
- Custom keyboard shops selling switches, coiled cables and desk mats
- Gaming stores building a pre-order catalog for a launch night
- Team stores taking jersey orders with custom names and numbers
Pages worth a closer look
Switches, devices and jersey sizes on one page
A switch table compares linear, tactile, clicky and speed switches by feel, actuation force, travel and recommended use. Below it come device specs, a jersey size chart from XS to 3XL in centimeters, and mouse fit by hand length.
Pre-order page for a featured mouse
A product photo inside HUD corner brackets, the launch price beside the old price, a pre-order button, ship date and free-returns note sit above a spec list for weight, sensor, polling, battery, switches and cable. Box contents and four colorways close the page.
Launch night under stage lights
A violet stage-light photo, a hot pink date block and a four-step program announce the next drop: doors and demo desks, a keyboard reveal, a one-versus-one ladder and a jersey signing. A button carries the RSVP address.
Magazine cover for drop season
A magenta-toned portrait in a hoodie fills the cover, with three teasers: the 58-gram question about mouse weight, the 65 percent keyboard layout and decoded jersey fits. A hexagon issue number and barcode finish the newsstand look.
How to sell gaming peripherals and esports merch in a catalog
Show full setups, not single devices
Players buy into a desk, not just a mouse. Photograph keyboards, mice, mats and headsets together in matching colorways, then point each item to its product page. Setup shots draw attention to add-ons such as coiled cables, wrist rests and desk mats, which turn a single purchase into a bundle.
Explain switch feel in a chart
Linear, tactile and clicky switches suit different players, and descriptions alone rarely settle the choice. Chart actuation force in grams, travel in millimeters, sound level and the games or tasks each suits, from shooters to typing. Shoppers who pick the right switch keep the keyboard instead of returning it for a different feel.
Give apparel a measured size chart
Esports jerseys often use an athletic cut, so list chest width and length in centimeters or inches and say whether to size up between sizes. Note custom name and number options, team order minimums and lead times, because team managers plan around tournament dates.
Put pre-order terms up front
Print the drop date, ship date, when the card is charged and what happens if a drop sells out or slips. Clear pre-order terms reduce support emails and payment disputes, and they let fans plan a purchase around payday or a tournament weekend.
Time drops around the gaming calendar
Drops get the most attention near big game releases, tournament finals and the holiday shopping season. Announce the date early, open pre-orders with a countdown, and follow with a launch night or stream. A catalog edition per drop keeps older stock from crowding the new release.
From product list to finished catalog
Pick this template
Open Gaming & Esports Gear 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 is in the Gaming & Esports Gear design kit?
Seven cover designs and 20 designed pages built around drops: a pre-order feature, spec guide, launch night and drop promotion sit next to a workshop welcome, a contents page titled In this drop, an on-desk-and-stage lookbook, the kitchen-table story, the crew, most-wanted best sellers, measured stats, player reviews, tournament-ready care and a GG back cover. Dark product pages and mosaic layouts are included for your own gear.
Can I show sizes and colors for jerseys and hoodies?
Yes. Product pages can print variant tables of sizes by colors from your product variants, and the spec guide page holds a chest and length chart you can edit. Style the table once and apply it to one product, one page or the whole catalog, so every garment reads the same way.
Which specs do gamers check first on a mouse or keyboard?
For a mouse: weight, shape and hand size, sensor and polling rate, wireless latency and battery life. For a keyboard: layout size such as 65 or 75 percent, switch type and actuation force, hot-swap support, mounting style and connection. Put these in the same order on every product so models can be compared at a glance.
Do printed catalogs still work for gaming and esports brands?
They earn their place where players gather: LAN parties, tournaments, launch nights and store counters. Print a short drop catalog with a QR code on the back that opens the online flipbook, where the same pages stay available after the event. EasyCatalog creates that QR code for each flipbook link, so there is nothing extra to set up.
Start your Gaming & Esports Gear catalog
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