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U.S. “We have no minimum
order, but we only sell by the case, and it’s best to order a pal- let load because we only ship via freight,” notes Lewis. There is an opening order special, al- lowing new customers to receive additional discounts and vol- ume discounts. In addition, 3D ART supplies full container loads direct from its factory in Asia. ■
For more information: Western Sales and Marketing, d.b.a. 3D ART 13539 1/2 Alondra Blvd., Santa Fe Springs, CA 90670 Tel.: 562-483-8700, Fax: 562-483-8710 Email:
sales@3DFramedArt.com Website:
www.3DFramedArt.com
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swatch, and if done correctly, they will win that color chip for their palette. The fi rst player with a complete palette (six color chips) is the winner. Among this line of wholesale products under $15,
retailers can expect to make a healthy profi t, sell- ing each game for $24.99 retail. With roots as an online retailer in 2002, Fat Brain Toys understands the constraints for independent retailers and allows for fl exibility when taking orders. While a minimum order of a case pack of six is preferred, mix and match orders are also welcome. “Plus, we want to encourage stores to try our products,” says Carson. ■
For more information: Fat Brain Toy Co. 1405 N. 205th St., Ste. 120, Elkhorn, NE 68022 Toll Free: 800-335-5621, Fax: 402-779-3253 Email:
sales@fatbraintoyco.com Website:
www.fatbraintoyco.com
www.koleimports.com
(800)-874-7766 or (310) 834-0004 24600 Main Street, Carson, CA 90745
Thousands of items in stock. We buy and sell closeouts. New items arriving every day.
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