Graduation Gift and Stationery Planning
Graduation displays can combine useful stationery with gift presentation, but printed dates and messages require careful checking. The store's actual selling period should determine the order calendar.
Before Requesting Prices
- Check every printed year and message
- Separate practical undated goods from occasion-specific items
- Allow time to prepare display cards
Preparing the Display
Keep stationery specifications visible even in a gift arrangement. Show whether a notebook, pen holder or gift box is sold separately.
Reviewing Remaining Stock
Review dated stock at the end of the period and record customer requests for different formats. Keep reusable display materials labeled for later use.
Suggested Calendar Entries
| Item to record | Your requirement |
|---|---|
| First planned selling date | Record the specification in your inquiry. |
| Quotation and sample review | Record the specification in your inquiry. |
| Order decision | Record the specification in your inquiry. |
| Required arrival and receiving | Record the specification in your inquiry. |
| Display preparation | Record the specification in your inquiry. |
| Final review of remaining stock | Record the specification in your inquiry. |
Related Product Information
- Pocket Notebooks
Pocket notebooks are purchased partly for portability, so cover size and thickness deserve attention.
- Pen Cups
Pen cups may be single containers or divided desk organizers.
- Greeting Cards
Greeting card orders depend on occasion, wording and whether envelopes are included.
- Paper Gift Bags
Gift bags should be compared by internal dimensions, base width and handle construction.