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    Wholesale Size Chart Template

    Generate a wholesale size chart for line sheets, B2B catalogs, and trade-show banners. Wholesale buyers need size info next to product spec; a clean branded chart in your line sheet builds professional credibility. Generate as PNG, embed in InDesign / Canva / Word line sheets, or print at A3+ for trade-show backdrops.

    Build a wholesale chartFree • No signup • Runs in your browser

    What you get for Wholesale apparel brands, line-sheet designers, trade show vendors

    • Print-quality 1600 px / 2× retina export at A4–A3 sizes
    • Brand-style with your line-sheet palette and logo
    • Drop into InDesign, Canva, Word, or Google Docs
    • Use full-bleed at trade shows or compact for line-sheet rows

    How it works

    1

    Pick a template

    Six built-in templates for tops, jeans, shoes, kids, and more — or start blank.

    2

    Edit + brand

    Click any cell to edit. Pick a hex color, upload a logo, drop a background image.

    3

    Download as PNG

    1600 px / 2× retina export. White or transparent background. No watermark.

    Ready to make yours?

    Open the generator and start editing. 60 seconds to your first download.

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    Frequently asked questions

    What goes on a wholesale size chart vs DTC?

    Wholesale charts often include garment-spec dimensions (chest width laid flat, sleeve length, body length) since B2B buyers measure the garment, not their body. Add a column for grading rules if your line uses non-standard scaling.

    Can I use this in a printed line sheet?

    Yes — the PNG exports at 1600 px which prints crisp at A4 / letter and acceptable at A3. For larger trade-show banners (A1+), generate at the higher scale or upscale in Photoshop with bicubic.

    Should the wholesale chart show retail or trade prices?

    Sizing only on the size chart — pricing belongs in the line sheet's pricing column. Keep the chart purely about measurements; mixing in MSRP or wholesale price clutters the data.

    How many sizes per chart?

    All your sizes in one chart unless you have plus-size cuts that use a different grading. Keep it to a single chart per style if possible — buyers compare sizes side by side.

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