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Fabric Product Catalog Template

Use this fabric product catalog template to present the full range: it opens with 10 products from Mill & Selvedge, a fictional brand, arranged in 7 sections (linen, cotton, wool and denim and more), with Midweight Linen, 185 gsm and Cotton Lawn Print among the featured pieces. Products sit in a clean grid with a photo, name, short description and price that works in print and on a phone. Add your own photos and products, then download a PDF or publish an online catalog with search and categories.

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Sample data

What's in this fabric product catalog

10 products across 7 sections (linen, cotton, wool, denim and knits and more), with 2 flagged as bestseller and new to guide a first order. Add your own photos and descriptions, or import products from a spreadsheet.
Sample products included in this template
SKUProductCategoryPrice
MS-LN01Midweight Linen, 185 gsmLinen$18.50
MS-LN03Washed Linen, 160 gsmLinen$16.00
MS-CT01Organic Cotton Canvas, 10 ozCotton$14.00
MS-CT08Cotton Lawn PrintCotton$15.00
MS-WL01Merino Wool SuitingWool$32.00
MS-WL05Boiled Wool CoatingWool$38.00
MS-DN01Selvedge Denim, 13.5 ozDenim$28.00
MS-KN01Organic Jersey, 180 gsmKnits$13.00
MS-BL01Midweight Linen, Full BoltBolts$640.00
MS-SC01Linen Sample CardSamples$6.00

Tips

How to make a great fabric product catalog

Sections and layout for a fabric catalog

A fabric catalog should help designers judge drape and texture from a page. Shoot each fabric flat for color and draped for movement, organize by fiber or end use, and give weight in gsm and ounces. A page explaining care, shrinkage and how to order sample cards turns the catalog into a working reference for makers and designers.

Photographing fabric products

Photograph each fabric flat in daylight, plus a draped fold to show drape and a close-up of the weave. Use the same calibrated setup for every colorway and include a ruler for scale on prints.

FAQ

Fabric product catalog questions

How do I photograph fabric for a catalog?

Shoot a flat swatch in daylight for accurate color and a draped shot to show how it moves. A close-up of the weave helps buyers judge texture.

Do I need to show fabric weight?

Yes. Weight in gsm or ounces is the quickest way for designers to judge whether a fabric suits a shirt, a dress or a jacket.

Should I send my catalog as a PDF or a link?

Both. A PDF is best for email attachments, printing and trade shows; an online catalog link is better on phones and WhatsApp because it always shows your latest products and prices, and buyers can send an order from it. CatalogKite gives you both from the same document.

Make your fabric product catalog now

Open this catalog with the sample products, add your photos, then download a PDF or publish an online catalog.