Products & catalog templates
New arrivals, bestsellers, restocks and product spotlights — what is on the shelf and why to buy it. MarketiQ’s Creative Director picks from these 10 templates whenever a post’s message fits one of them, then fills it with your brand, facts and copy.
All Products & catalog templates

Product on display
One product shown like an exhibit: the brand's own photo in an arched display niche under a soft spotlight, a stone plinth in front with a nameplate carrying the…

New arrivals window
'NEW ARRIVALS' in a shop window: three of the brand's own photos behind arched window panes under a striped awning with the shop's name on the fascia, a decal across the…

Catalog page
A printed catalog page: the collection's name in a big serif over a heavy rule with the folio, then numbered entries

Today's rates board
The shop's 'TODAY'S RATES' display board: a dark LED screen in a heavy frame with the date, each item on its own row and its rate glowing in brand-colour digits with the…

Bestseller podium
This month's top three bestsellers on a winners' podium: three blocks ranked 1-2-3 in brand shades, each product's name on a card standing on its block, a trophy over…

Staff pick card
A handwritten 'STAFF PICK' card clipped to the shelf: a lined card with a stamped heart label, the product's name, why someone in the store loves it in their own…

Back in stock
'BACK IN STOCK' slapped across the brand's own product photo while the old 'SOLD OUT' sticker peels away from its corner

Only a few left
The number left in stock on a chrome tally counter

Pre-order crate
A pre-order announced on a wooden shipping crate: 'PRE-ORDER' and the product stencilled across the planks, a boxed dispatch stencil and this-way-up arrows

Fresh stock days
When new stock lands, as a week strip: seven day tiles with the delivery days lit in the brand colour and marked with a crate, and under it what arrives on each of those…
Samples use fictional brands; MarketiQ fills each template with your brand, facts and copy.
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