PPE catalog template with size charts and case-pack pricing
A bold 27-page trade catalog for personal protective equipment, with real site photography, hi-vis yellow and navy on pale concrete gray, and pages for sizing, inspection and fit-test days. For safety supply distributors and resellers.
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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 Safety Equipment Premium template
This PPE catalog template looks like a site safety board: tall Open Sans Condensed headlines, Arimo text and monospaced part numbers on a pale concrete page, with hi-vis yellow and workwear navy accents. Reflective-tape stripes mark most of the seven covers, from a PPE-required site sign with body-zone icons to a diagonal poster banner, a trade quarterly and a new-lines sticker cover. Twenty designed pages follow, and product pages set white cards on the same pale ground under a navy header band.
Sample copy for a fictional Pittsburgh safety counter covers head and eye, hand protection, hi-vis apparel, safety footwear, and hearing and respiratory gear, each with case packs and trade prices. Import hard hats, gloves and boots from your store or a CSV, show sizes in variant tables, then print the catalog for the counter or send buyers a flipbook with an order form.
Best for
- Safety supply distributors selling PPE by the case to contractors and plants
- Industrial resellers with gloves, boots and hi-vis apparel in many sizes
- Workwear suppliers that embroider vests and print logos on hard hats
- Branch counters that run fit-test days, demos and stock-up weeks
- Fleet and facility suppliers restocking crews across several sites
Pages worth a closer look
Size and protection guide
Glove sizes by palm and length, safety boot sizes in US men's, US women's and EU, a key to cut levels and hi-vis garment classes, and hearing protection by noise level. Fewer wrong sizes come back, and buyers can check the protection level before ordering.
Protection profile for a featured hard hat
The featured page scores a vented ratchet hard hat on top impact, side impact, ventilation and comfort, then lists shell, suspension, fit range, weight and accessory slots. It is a spec sheet a site lead can read in seconds.
Inspection log for the gear cage
A care and inspection page with a monthly sign-off grid, start-of-shift checks and replacement intervals by item. Printed and hung by the gear cage, it keeps your catalog in front of the person who reorders.
Respirator fit-test day
An invitation for trade accounts to a free fit-test morning, with date, time, place and what each worker should bring. Reuse the layout for product launches, hearing surveys or counter open days.
What safety buyers look for in a PPE catalog
Lead with the protection level
Buyers choose PPE by hazard first and brand second. Show the cut or impact level, noise reduction rating, lens tint or protection class on every product card, in the same order and wording, so a safety manager can compare items at a glance.
Make sizing impossible to miss
Wrong sizes are one of the main reasons PPE comes back. Put glove and footwear size charts close to the products, explain how to measure, and say whether sizes can be mixed inside a dozen or a case pack.
Sell in packs, show the unit price
Contractors compare the price per pair or per unit but order by the box, dozen or case. Print both, state the pack quantity next to the SKU, and set order multiples in the flipbook so online orders arrive in full packs.
Spell out logo printing and kitting
Many crews want company logos on vests and hard hats, or kits packed per worker. List the minimum quantity and lead time for printing, and say whether you can bag orders per crew or per site.
Add inspection and replacement guidance
Hard hat shells, suspensions, harnesses and respirator cartridges all have inspection routines and service lives. A page that explains them shows buyers you know the gear, and it reminds them to reorder when the replacement date comes around.
From product list to finished catalog
Pick this template
Open Safety Equipment Premium 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
Does the Safety Equipment Premium template include size charts?
Yes. The size and protection guide has a glove chart by palm size and length, a safety boot chart in US and EU sizes, a key to cut levels and hi-vis garment classes, and a hearing-protection band by noise level. All values are editable text, so the charts can match your own range.
Can trade accounts order PPE from this catalog online?
Yes. Share it as a wholesale flipbook with the built-in order form, then set a minimum order value, order multiples for case packs and volume price tiers. Orders arrive by email and in the app. Shopify stores on the Unlimited plan can also use B2B catalogs with their price lists.
How should a PPE catalog show protection ratings?
Use one consistent line per product: the hazard it protects against, the tested level and the standard you comply with, written as plain text rather than logos you may not be licensed to reproduce. Add a key to the rating scales on a spec page so buyers can read them without a manual.
What categories should a PPE catalog cover?
Most safety ranges are organized by body zone: head and eyes, hearing, respiratory, hands, body and hi-vis, and feet, followed by site safety such as signs and first aid. That order matches how safety managers list PPE needs for a job, so they can work through your catalog the same way.
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