One packaging system
Choose a carton and label format that works across the range, so a mixed display arrives with consistent branding and fewer SKU-specific print jobs.
Vehicle Accessories & Fittings
Higher SKU count and shorter product life than the other two ranges. Buyers here are judged by their catalogue rather than a single item, which makes finish consistency, fitting definitions and packaging presentation the deciding factors.
What this range covers
Chosen for how they are merchandised, not for how they are made.
| Group | Typical items | Fields that decide the price |
|---|---|---|
| Charging & mounting | Phone mounts, car chargers, charging cables, cable organisers | Fitting range, mounting method, output and protection, finish and colour, cable gauge and length |
| Interior storage & fittings | Seat-back organisers, boot organisers, sunshades, hooks, mats | Fabric and stitching, dimensions and fold, vehicle fitment notes, attachment method, colour fastness |
| Cleaning & care | Microfibre cloths, brushes, wipes, applicators, interior cleaners | Fibre blend and GSM, packaging format, liquid formula and volume, transport classification, labelling |
| Display & retail fittings | Counter display units, hook strips, shelf-ready trays | Board grade and print, assembly method, flat-pack dimensions, unit load per display |
Illustrative photography. Order-specific product images are supplied after specification approval.
Three definitions that must be written down
Fitting range, not "universal"
Give the smallest and largest device or vehicle dimension the item must accept, plus the mounting method. A range can be measured on a sample; "universal" cannot, and it is the most common return driver in this range.
Finish and colour tolerance
Interior parts are seen close up and side by side on a shelf. Name the finish and reference a colour sample, and state how much batch-to-batch variation is acceptable before the order starts rather than disputing two shades after arrival.
Transport classification for care products
Liquids and aerosols can be regulated. Declare the destination market early so the formula and packaging match what your forwarder accepts, and so the label carries the right warnings from the first print run.
Building a catalogue rather than a single order
This range rewards buyers who plan the shelf, not only the item.
Trial quantities per item
Small trial quantities are quoted per item, so a new range can be tested in depth rather than thinly across thirty SKUs.
Repeatable specification
The approved sheet stays on file, so a reorder of a proven item does not reopen decisions about material, finish or print.
Questions buyers ask about this range
How do I define a fitting range for a phone mount or storage item?
State the smallest and largest device or vehicle dimension the item must accept, and the mounting method. A stated range is testable; a claim of universal fit is not, and it is the most common source of returns in this category.
What finish and colour tolerances should be written into the specification?
Name the finish (matte, soft-touch, chrome-plated, anodised) and reference a colour sample or code. Where the finish is visible in the vehicle interior, batch-to-batch colour variation should be stated as an accepted tolerance rather than left to the sample.
Are care consumables restricted for shipping?
Some liquids and aerosols are regulated for transport. Tell us the destination market before the specification is fixed so the formula, packaging and documentation match what your forwarder can accept.
Send a shortlist, get a specification-led reply.
Three to ten items with target quantities is enough to start. We reply with the fields that need deciding per item and a trial-quantity indication.