Your first Tiffany lamps wholesale order should be a collection you can explain clearly to customers. Begin with the role each model will play in your range, then decide how many designs you can support with useful photographs, accurate specifications and a realistic purchasing plan.
A large assortment is not automatically a strong assortment. Models that look different in catalogue photographs may still serve the same customer need. A smaller selection can be easier to compare and present when every item has a clear purpose.
Define the customer and the setting
Choose the settings your initial range will serve. You might focus on compact table lamps for smaller surfaces, larger decorative pieces or a particular pattern family. Write down the intended placement and the dimensions that matter for each group.
Use these notes to evaluate the catalogue. A design that attracts attention may still be unsuitable if its proportions do not fit the furniture or room your customer has in mind. Confirm measurements instead of estimating scale from the photograph.
Give every shortlisted model a role
Create a working list with the item number, product type, dimensions and reason for inclusion. For example, you could identify one compact format, one larger format and a contrasting glass pattern. This is an assortment planning example, not a recommendation to order any particular combination.
Remove near duplicates unless there is a reason to keep them. If two models serve different purposes, make that difference visible in your product descriptions. If you cannot explain the distinction, revisit the selection before placing an order.
Plan quantities by item
ArtGlassLamp's published wholesale information states a usual MOQ of 30 pieces per item. Confirm the requirement for your shortlisted models and proposed changes. Do not assume that quantities from different designs can be combined to meet a per item minimum.
Ask the factory to quote the quantity for each item separately. Keep any requested sample quantities distinct from the proposed bulk order so that the two are not confused during quotation.
Prepare the information needed to sell the range
Before finalizing the selection, ask which product photographs and specifications are available for each model. Check dimensions, electrical configuration, included components and packing information. Your own listings should describe the configuration you will actually supply.
Plan how you will distinguish similar glass patterns and finishes in the storefront. Consistent photography and clear item references can make the collection easier to compare, especially when a customer is choosing between sizes.
Review the first collection before expanding
After the range has been offered to customers, record the questions it generates and the reasons buyers choose or reject a model. Use your own sales and enquiry evidence when planning subsequent orders. An attractive catalogue image is a starting point; it is not a demand forecast.
Send ArtGlassLamp your shortlist, quantities, destination market and packaging needs to begin a quotation discussion.
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