Holiday line sheet template for knitwear and outerwear pre-orders
A 16-page buyer preview in navy, cream and camel for fashion labels taking holiday pre-orders. It covers preview pricing, a pre-order deadline, first-delivery and reorder dates, and size runs for knitwear, coats, bags and shoes.
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All 16 designed pages
Covers, promotion and product-story pages built for this campaign. Use the ones you need; your product pages are added in the same style.
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 Holiday Preview template
This holiday line sheet template dresses a buyer preview in deep navy, cream and camel with touches of gold. The cover places a cream invitation card over a photo of folded knits, with the pre-order date, first-delivery date and preview saving in a row. Libre Baskerville headlines meet Josefin Sans capitals, photos sit in pill and oval frames, the promo reads like a ticket, and a lookbook of camel coats leads into navy product pages.
Its sample copy is for a fictional label selling cashmere-blend knits, camel outerwear and leather gifts to boutiques. Import your styles and they land on navy product pages; switch to one-column line-sheet rows for a classic sheet, and use variant tables to lay out sizes by color. In the wholesale flipbook, minimum and multiple quantities can match your size runs, and the order form sends every pre-order to your inbox and the app.
Best for
- Fashion labels taking holiday pre-orders from boutique buyers
- Knitwear and outerwear brands selling size runs at preview prices
- Leather goods and footwear makers with late-November deliveries
- Sales agents sending a buyer preview link before market appointments
- Showroom visits where buyers want a printed lookbook and line sheet
Pages worth a closer look
Invitation cover with the preview terms
A cream card framed in gold reads like an invitation to the holiday preview. It sits over a close photo of stacked camel and cream knits and lists the November 10 pre-order deadline, November 24 first deliveries and the 10% preview saving.
Featured knit with fiber content and size run
A stack of rib knits in brown and cream fills an oval frame on navy, with a gold badge for the $46 trade price. Short lines give the blend of 30% cashmere and 70% merino, five holiday colors, a gift box on request and a size run of six from XS to XL.
Ticket-style preview pricing
Under a photo of two models in trench coats, a navy coupon splits into 10% off every pre-order and the code. A line beneath explains the deal in plain words: pre-order by November 10, stock is reserved, and deliveries start November 24.
Preview timeline from pre-order to shop floor
Three navy and cream tiles mark November 10, when pre-orders close, November 24, when consolidated deliveries begin, and December 12, the last in-season reorder date. A photo of a model walking past a sunlit wall heads the page.
Volume tiers and size-run packs
Four order-value bands start at $500 with 5% off and climb to 15% with Net 45 terms from $5,000, stacking with the preview saving. The case-pack list sells knitwear in runs of six, outerwear in runs of four, footwear in runs of eight and bags two per color.
How to run a holiday pre-order with a line sheet
Sell in size runs and say how they break
Boutique buyers order by the size run, so spell out what a run contains, for example XS to XL with a double medium, or a 1-2-2-1 ratio. Say whether runs can be split and whether single sizes can be reordered in season. Clear runs prevent the back-and-forth that slows pre-order confirmations.
Put fiber, care and origin on every style
Buyers need fiber content, care instructions and country of origin for their own tags and product pages, and they check blends closely on premium knits. Write the percentage, as the sample does with 30% cashmere and 70% merino, and keep colorway names identical on the line sheet, the order form and the hang tag.
Set the deadline from the delivery date
Holiday stock earns most when it lands before late November, so plan the pre-order close backward from your first delivery. The sample allows two weeks between the November 10 deadline and November 24 deliveries. If production or consolidation needs longer, move the deadline earlier rather than promising dates you cannot hold.
Show each color story together
Holiday knitwear and outerwear are bought by color story. Group styles that share a palette, such as camel, cream and navy, on the same spread, and show every colorway rather than a single hero shot. Buyers can then plan a window or a table display straight from the line sheet.
Reward commitment, then explain the fine print
Preview pricing, reserved stock and free freight on pre-orders give buyers a reason to commit early. Pair them with clear terms: a minimum pre-order, how cancellations work, and how long prices hold. The sample combines a 10% saving with volume tiers, so state on the terms page whether the two stack.
From product list to finished catalog
Pick this template
Open Holiday Preview 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 included in the Holiday Preview template?
Sixteen pages: an invitation cover, a band cover and a full-photo poster cover, then a buyer-preview letter, an outerwear divider, a featured sweater, best sellers, preview pricing, how to order, trade terms, a contact page with a QR code, a framed blank, a back cover, a lookbook, a preview timeline and a trade pricing page with size runs. Add your own styles as product pages.
Can the Holiday Preview work as a line sheet with sizes and colors?
Yes. Product pages can run as one-column line-sheet rows or as grids, and each style can show its photo, SKU, price, a short description and a variant table of sizes by color. Style one row, then apply the look to the page or the whole catalog.
When do buyers place holiday orders with fashion brands?
Most boutique buyers commit to holiday ranges at summer markets, months before delivery. A late preview like this one, closing in early November, suits brands with stock on hand or short production, and buyers topping up for December. Either way, give a firm deadline and a delivery window buyers can plan staff and windows around.
What should a fashion line sheet include for each style?
Style name and number, a clear photo, available colorways, the size run and pack ratio, fiber content, wholesale price and suggested retail price, plus the delivery window and order deadline. Brand-level details such as minimums, payment terms and freight belong on a terms page, so each row stays short and easy to compare.
Start your Holiday Preview catalog
Pick this template, add your products and download a print-ready PDF or share an online flipbook. Free plan available, no card needed.