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See Stuller’s New Packaging and Displays for 2019
The latest catalog from the manufacturer features best sellers alongside new products and customizable options.

Lafayette, La.—Stuller has released a new catalog in time for the holiday season.
Packaging and Displays 2019-2020 features the manufacturer’s best sellers alongside new product offerings and customizable options designed to help retail jewelers promote their brands, said Alex Graham, the company’s packaging and displays senior product manager.
Stuller said the new catalog, which is 180 pages, focuses on trendy packaging collections in a plethora of colors and styles, and a larger variety of display essentials.
RELATED CONTENT: 5 Packaging Trends Jewelers Are Turning To NowThe catalog is interspersed with merchandising tips from Stuller experts, and products are arranged from luxury to bulk so retailers can easily find what they’re looking for.
“We’ve also placed badges throughout the catalog, which indicate items that are available for hot stamping or digital imprinting,” Graham said. “Custom imprinting plays a vital role in building a store’s brand and we want to make that process as convenient as possible.”
More information on Packaging and Displays 2019-2020 is available online.
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