A geometric catalog template with bright corner shapes and bold type
Geometric Pop frames clean white pages with a cobalt quarter circle, a yellow diamond and a pink base stripe. Bold Poppins type makes it a cheerful fit for toys, stationery, snacks and gadgets.
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All 7 pages
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 Geometric Pop template
Geometric Pop is a geometric catalog template that puts the color in the corners and keeps the middle white. A cobalt blue quarter circle sits in the top-left corner of every page, a yellow diamond in the top right and a pink stripe along the bottom edge, with a small teal dot on the cover. Page titles are set in bold Poppins, mostly in capitals, with the word CATALOG in blue, and Open Sans handles the smaller text.
The result feels friendly without turning childish, which suits toy, stationery, snack, gadget and gift brands pitching independent shops. Import products from Shopify, a CSV file or a product feed and they land in grids you can style in the same fonts and colors. The How to Order page lays out three steps in light gray boxes, and the order form gives buyers a printable way to order alongside the online flipbook form.
Best for
- Toy, game and kids' brands pitching independent toy shops
- Stationery, tech accessory and novelty gift wholesalers
- Snack and drink brands selling to cafés, gyms and corner stores
- Startups sending their first wholesale catalog with a modern feel
- Back-to-school and campus store collections
Pages worth a closer look

Corner shapes that frame a bold title
PRODUCT in black and CATALOG in cobalt blue sit flush left, framed by a blue quarter circle, a yellow diamond and a small teal dot, with a pink stripe along the bottom. The shapes stay in the margins, so the title reads first.

Three ordering steps in tidy boxes
Each step gets its own pale gray box with a numbered heading: email your order, minimums and pricing, delivery and returns. The boxes are short enough to read at a trade show table, and the sample wording is there to be replaced with your own terms.

A pale blue numeral for each section
The divider sets a large pale blue 01 above a bold collection name and a short introduction, with the same corner shapes as the rest of the set. Add one before each range so buyers always know which part of the catalog they are in.

Order form with a cobalt header row
A bright cobalt bar heads the item table, so codes, quantities and prices are easy to follow, with spaces above it for the company name, buyer, PO number and delivery address. Subtotal, shipping and total lines close the page, and the footer restates your minimums.
How to keep a colorful catalog clear and easy to order from
Give prices one consistent color
Decide early which element carries the accent color and stick to it. If prices are always cobalt, a buyer's eye learns to find them on every page within seconds. Using the accent for titles, labels, rules and prices all at once dilutes it until it means nothing.
Keep shapes out of the product area
Decorative shapes belong in margins and corners, never behind photos, prices or SKUs. The template already keeps its circle, diamond and stripe at the edges; when you build product pages, leave enough padding that a long product name never runs into a shape.
Use cut-out or white-background photos
Busy lifestyle photos compete with bright shapes. Product shots on white, or cut-outs, sit calmly on white pages and let the color accents do the decorating. Save lifestyle images for a mosaic page where one large photo carries the layout.
Never set small text in yellow or pink
Yellow and pink work for shapes and stripes but fail as text, because on white they lack the contrast needed at small sizes. Keep body copy black or dark gray, use blue for headings and prices, and print one test page before ordering a full run.
Refresh the palette, not the layout
A seasonal edition does not need a redesign. Recolor the set with another of the 12 palettes for spring or the holidays, update the cover line and the collection names, and buyers get a fresh catalog with the same easy structure they already know.
From product list to finished catalog
Start with this set
Open Geometric Pop in EasyCatalog 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 kinds of products suit the Geometric Pop template?
Products with a playful or modern personality: toys and games, stationery, tech accessories, snacks and drinks, phone cases, kitchen gadgets and gifts. It also works for any brand that wants a friendly first wholesale catalog, since the pages are simple and every color, font and word can be changed.
Does Geometric Pop include a wholesale order form?
Yes, a full page with company, contact, PO number, email, ship-to and an item table, plus subtotal, shipping and total lines. If you share the catalog as a wholesale flipbook, buyers can also order online through the built-in form, with your minimum order value and quantity rules applied.
Do bright colors work in a wholesale catalog?
Yes, as long as they help buyers find information rather than hide it. Use color for structure, such as section dividers, table headers and prices, and keep product areas calm. Store buyers often skim a catalog quickly, so an accent color that marks every price makes ordering faster.
How many colors should a catalog design use?
Most clean layouts need one dark text color, one background, one main accent and one or two supporting colors used sparingly. Geometric Pop follows that pattern: black text on white, cobalt for the corner circle, rules and a few key titles, and yellow, pink and teal only in small shapes at the edges of the page.
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