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Navy Classic, a navy blue catalog template built for B2B sales

Navy Classic is a crisp navy and white set with condensed Oswald headings and a navy side band, made for manufacturers, distributors and B2B suppliers who sell to trade buyers.

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7pages
1version
12color palettes
PDF + flipbookoutputs
Inside the template

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.

7 pages
Navy Classic — Cover page
Cover
Navy Classic — Welcome page
Welcome
Navy Classic — Contents page
Contents
Navy Classic — How to order page
How to order
Navy Classic — Divider page
Divider
Navy Classic — Order form page
Order form
Navy Classic — Back page page
Back page
About this template

About the Navy Classic template

Navy Classic is a navy blue catalog template in a corporate register. A solid navy band runs down the left edge of the cover, the section divider and the back page, and on the first two it carries PRODUCT CATALOG — 2026 set sideways. Headings use Oswald, a tall condensed sans, in navy capitals with a touch of mustard on the cover, and Open Sans keeps the small print legible. Inner pages are white with thin navy rules at the top and bottom.

The tone fits manufacturers, distributors, corporate gift companies and trade suppliers whose buyers want facts quickly. The How to Order page already covers ordering by email, minimums, delivery, claims and payment terms, so you only replace the sample figures with your own. Products fill line-sheet rows or dense grids that can show SKU, barcode and variant tables, and the wholesale flipbook adds tiered pricing and quantity rules when buyers order online.

Best for

  • Manufacturers and distributors sending a trade catalog to dealers
  • Office, janitorial and facility suppliers with long SKU lists
  • Corporate gift and branded merchandise companies
  • Uniform, workwear and menswear suppliers
  • Sales reps who leave a printed catalog and order form after each visit
Highlights

Pages worth a closer look

Navy Classic — Cover page

A navy side band with a sideways running title

The cover splits into a slim navy band on the left, where PRODUCT CATALOG — 2026 runs vertically, and a white panel with PRODUCT in navy and CATALOG in mustard Oswald capitals. It reads like a well-made company report, which suits a supplier talking to purchasing teams.

Navy Classic — How to order page

Trade terms in three gray panels

Ordering by email, minimums and pricing, and delivery terms each sit in a pale gray panel under a condensed heading. The sample covers 24-hour confirmation, a $500 opening order, $250 reorders, shipping in 2–3 weeks, claims within 5 days and Net 30 terms.

Navy Classic — Divider page

Section dividers that keep the navy band

Each divider brings back the navy band and running title, then sets COLLECTION Nº 01, a pale gray 01 and the collection name in Oswald. In a long catalog with many product lines, these pages give buyers clear landmarks.

Navy Classic — Order form page

An order form with PO number and ship-to fields

Purchasing teams need a PO number, a ship-to address and a contact, and the form has all three above a navy-headed item table. Subtotal, shipping and total lines sit at the bottom, beside a reminder of your minimums and the order email.

Tips

What B2B buyers expect from a trade catalog

Give every item a SKU, unit and pack size

Trade buyers order by code, not by photo. List the SKU, the unit of sale and the case or inner pack quantity on every product, and keep codes identical to your invoices. If a product only ships in multiples, set a multiple quantity in the flipbook so orders arrive in full cases.

Put the commercial terms in writing

State payment terms, the minimum order, lead times, freight terms and the claims window on one page. The template's How to Order page is built for exactly this. Written terms prevent disputes and spare your sales team from repeating them on every call.

Show volume pricing where it applies

If larger orders earn better prices, show the breaks on the product rather than in a separate price list. The wholesale flipbook supports three price tiers, and the Discount & Tax tool can apply a percentage or fixed discount and show prices without VAT.

Date the catalog and its prices

Put the edition year on the cover, as this template does, and a valid-until date near the prices or on the terms page. Buyers keep catalogs for months, and dated prices make it easy to retire an old edition when your costs change.

Name a real contact

B2B buyers prefer to call a person. Replace the general inbox on the back page with an account manager's name, direct phone and email, and add the flipbook address there too, so a buyer holding the paper copy can reorder online in a minute.

How it works

From product list to finished catalog

1

Start with this set

Open Navy Classic in EasyCatalog and recolor it with one of 12 palettes if you like.

2

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.

3

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.

FAQ

Questions about this template

Does Navy Classic work for a large B2B catalog?

Yes. A catalog can run to 500 pages, and the set gives you dividers to separate product lines. Use one-column line-sheet rows or 4×5 grids for long ranges, add SKU, barcode and variant tables, and let the navy band on each divider help buyers find a section fast.

Can I use Shopify B2B price lists with this template?

Yes. On the Unlimited plan you can import a Shopify B2B catalog with its price list, and the catalog shows that list's prices. On other plans, the Discount & Tax tool handles percentage or fixed discounts, ex-VAT prices and a currency multiplier for trade pricing.

What should a B2B trade catalog include?

A company introduction, contents, product pages with SKU, description, specifications, pack size and price, then the terms: minimum order, payment, lead times, freight and returns. Finish with an order form and named contacts. Navy Classic already has pages for the introduction, contents, terms, order form and contacts.

What payment terms are normal for wholesale orders?

Net 30, as in this template's sample terms, is common for established accounts, while first orders are often paid upfront or by card until credit is approved. Some suppliers offer a small discount for early payment. Whatever you choose, print the same terms in the catalog and on your invoices.

Start your Navy Classic catalog

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