A twelve-design collection gives a studio or retailer several ways to present a range. It also creates practical decisions: which signs to carry, how many pairs of each to request and what information customers will need. A clear purchasing brief helps those decisions become a useful conversation rather than a guess at a total quantity.
Choose the range you can explain
Begin with your setting. A studio reception shelf, an independent shop and a distributor’s catalogue may need different presentations. Decide whether you want the full zodiac collection or a smaller selection, then list the designs individually. Browse all twelve signs, including Gemini and Cancer, to make sure the names and visual choices in your brief are clear.
Use your own sales history or customer requests where available. There is no reliable reason to assume that every sign will sell at the same rate, or that one design will be a bestseller in every location. An initial enquiry can explain what you know and what you still need to confirm.
Separate quantities from assumptions
Write the requested quantity beside each design, rather than supplying only a mixed total. Wholesale pricing and minimum quantities are applied according to the current terms for the relevant product. Check the wholesale centre and have the final quotation confirmed before committing to a budget.
Samples, mixed selections and custom projects need their own quotation and agreement. Do not assume that a mixed order, a sample request and a standard bulk order share the same price, minimum quantity or preparation schedule. New designs can also have different commercial terms from the original zodiac collection.
Prepare the product questions
The current range is offered in one size. Confirm any fit information your customers need rather than creating a shoe-size conversion. Review the material information and care guidance, and request clarification on specifications that matter to your range. Present product images as they are described; a design visualization should not be presented as a verified photograph of delivered stock.
Send a brief that supports a real quotation
Include your company or studio name, destination country and postcode, preferred designs, quantities and intended use. If you have a target date, state it as a requirement to discuss rather than an assumed delivery promise. Add any packaging or customization questions separately.
Use the wholesale enquiry form to begin. Account approval, a submitted enquiry and a quotation are separate steps; none should be treated as confirmation that an order has been accepted or paid.
