Boat parts catalog template in regatta navy and crisp white
A crisp seven-page frame for marine dealers and boating brands, with a navy side band, Josefin Sans capitals and a wholesale order form. Your hardware, engine parts and safety gear fill the grids.
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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 Marine & Boating template
Regatta navy on crisp white, a navy side band on the cover, divider and back page, and spaced Josefin Sans capitals keep this boat parts catalog template as tidy as a well-run marina. Up front sit the cover, a welcome note and the contents; terms and a collection divider follow, and the set closes with the wholesale order form and a thank-you page. The alternate edition puts a yacht and marina collage on the cover, a photo band on the divider and a full-bleed motor yacht behind the thank-you.
Fill the space between the divider and the order form with product grids for boat hardware, engine and propulsion parts, navigation, safety equipment and docking and anchoring. Import from Shopify with collection filters, or upload a CSV from your inventory system, and show part numbers, prices, barcodes and fitment notes in the description. Print it for dealers, or share a wholesale flipbook that takes orders online.
Best for
- Marine parts distributors selling to dealers, marinas and repair shops
- Boating accessory brands opening accounts with chandleries
- Engine and outboard parts suppliers listing part numbers and fitment
- Dealers who still order on a printed or emailed order form
- Boat show handouts in a clean, nautical style
Pages worth a closer look
Contents set up for five marine sections
Boat hardware, engine and propulsion, navigation, safety equipment, and docking and anchoring are already listed with page numbers. Keep the list for a parts catalog or retitle the lines for electronics, apparel or dock supplies; the numbers are plain text you update as the catalog grows.
Order form dealers can return by email
Dealers fill in their details and PO number at the top, write each part number with its quantity and price, and total the order at the bottom. Printed or sent back as a scan, it cuts down on misheard phone orders.
Cover with a navy side band and big capitals
MARINE & BOATING is set in large Josefin Sans capitals next to a navy side band that carries a vertical product catalog line, with your web address and email at the foot. Switch to the photo-collage cover to lead with your own boats or dock.
How to lay out a boat parts catalog dealers can use
Lead with the part number and fitment
Mechanics and dealers search by part number and by the engine or boat model a part fits. Set the SKU in clear type, list compatible models in the description, and add the original equipment cross-reference where you can. A barcode on each listing speeds up receiving at the dealer.
Separate consumables from hardware
Oil, filters, zinc anodes and impellers are reordered every season, while cleats and steering parts are bought once. Give consumables their own section with case quantities, so marinas can restock in a few lines instead of paging through the whole catalog.
Mark corrosion-resistant materials clearly
Saltwater boaters pay more for stainless, bronze and coated parts because they last. State the material and finish of every fitting and note which items suit salt water and which are for fresh water only. It prevents returns and helps dealers sell the higher grade.
Time the catalog for launch and haul-out
Dealers stock up before boats go back in the water in spring and again before fall haul-out. Send the catalog with an order deadline ahead of each rush, and keep a reorder edition ready for midsummer, when repairs and replacement parts are in demand.
From product list to finished catalog
Start with this set
Open Marine & Boating 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
Is the Marine & Boating set only for boat parts?
No. The sample contents list boat hardware, engine and propulsion, navigation, safety equipment and docking and anchoring, but every heading is editable. Marine electronics resellers, sailing apparel brands and dock suppliers can rename the sections, import their own products and keep the navy layout.
Can I change the navy color scheme of this boat catalog?
Yes. Choose one of 12 palettes to recolor the set, or set your own brand colors and fonts by hand from 112 Google Fonts and 7 system fonts. In the photo-collage version, Replace photo lets you put your own boats on the cover, divider and back page.
What is the difference between a boat parts catalog and a price list?
A catalog shows each part with a photo, description and fitment so dealers can identify it, while a price list is a dense table of part numbers and prices for quick reordering. Many marine suppliers send both. In EasyCatalog, the same products can sit on photo grids for the catalog and on one-column line-sheet rows for a list-style edition.
Should a marine parts catalog include prices?
For dealers, yes: wholesale prices beside each part save a round of quote requests. If prices change often, print an edition with part numbers only and share a password-protected flipbook with current prices, or refresh prices with Shopify Sync before each new edition.
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