Catalogue

Risks When Choosing a Supplier

Some labels peel off too easily, fade after a short time, or do not meet quality standards. Sometimes, the printing process is not well controlled, leading to poor results. Labels can also look unattractive, not luxurious, and fail to catch the customer’s attention.

With Truong Thinh Labels, you can feel confident. We provide strict quality control, durable printing, and designs that make products look more professional and appealing.

What is a Catalogue?

A catalogue, also called a catalog, is a tool for showing products to stores, distributors, or directly to customers. It usually combines clear product descriptions with images, making it both useful and attractive.

The Importance of a Catalogue

A catalogue gives detailed information about products, usually in 16 to 20 pages. If it has too few pages, it may look more like a leaflet or brochure, which limits the details you can show.

More than just a way to introduce products, a catalogue also helps build a company’s brand. Thanks to modern printing technology, catalogues today look better, feel higher in quality, and leave a stronger impression on customers.

A good catalogue is part of a brand’s identity, just like a logo or a business card. When used together with marketing campaigns, it helps increase brand recognition and business results.

Basic Structure of a Catalogue

Front Cover – The first thing customers see, designed to be attractive and include the company name, logo, or slogan.

Introduction Page – A short welcome or company introduction.

Table of Contents – Helps readers find information quickly.

Information Pages – Detailed product descriptions with images and specifications.

Last Page – A summary or key highlights.

Back Cover – Often shows contact details, brand visuals, or a closing message.