Two ways to brand
Full custom print: the supplier prints your logo on every mailer, box and card. It looks the most polished.
It also means minimum orders, and a few weeks for proofs and printing. That is a lot of stock to hold before your tenth sale.
Hybrid: you buy blank stock and brand it yourself, with a logo stamp and logo stickers. One small custom order covers everything else.
Start hybrid. Switch one item to custom print when you go through it fast, usually the mailers.
What a good unboxing needs
- A poly mailer for clothing: light, waterproof and cheap to post.
- A box for shoes, bags and anything that should keep its shape.
- Tissue paper, folded once around the item and sealed with your sticker.
- A thank-you card with your store name. Handwrite one line when you have time.
- Clear garment bags for stock on the rail, so nothing ships dusty.
What to leave out
Read a marketplace's rules before adding a discount code or a link to your own site. Many forbid steering a buyer to buy elsewhere.
Keep the parcel light, too. Heavy boxes and thick inserts can push an order into a higher postage tier.
Where ArcList fits
On ArcList's Reseller plan, Brick & Mortar previews your logo on each supply, full print or hybrid.
It lists the mailers, tissue, cards, stickers, boxes and stamp we recommend. You can order most of them on the same page.
Free for 30 days, no card. Then $8.90 a month.
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