Distributors and brands often need a tight set: a few pens, a roller, and a stamp, with usable photos and packaging that stay consistent across batches.
MOOKARDILANE keeps the range focused on T9 Golden, S5, K7, 540 Roller, and 169 Stamp.
A short set of public lines
The public lines are pens, rollers, and stamps. A short assortment can be one pen finish, the 540 Roller, and the 169 Stamp. T9 Golden, an S5 finish, and a K7 finish are the pen names already used for that set. Each finish is its own line when more than one pen is in the assortment.
Cartridge heads are accessories. When a kit includes a cartridge, the series is Cartridge 7701, Cartridge 7704, or Cartridge 7705, written beside the pen. The series follows the pen page: 7701 and 7704 on T9 and K7, and 7701, 7704, and 7705 on S5.
Photographs that stay with the model names
The quotation uses the catalog photographs of the models on the order. T9 Golden uses the T9 Golden page. The S5 finish on the line uses that S5 page. The K7 finish on the line uses that K7 page. The 540 Roller page is the roller photograph for this assortment, and the 169 Stamp page is the stamp photograph.
A later batch keeps those model names. The packing list and the photograph then refer to one written set: the pen finish, the 540 count, and the 169 stamp. Further counts, such as 180, 192, or 141, are added as their own lines.
Packing held to the first list
Packaging for the assortment starts from the carton named on the first order. Print, an insert, and a short manual are the usual additions, each as a line. The approved sample is the finish, the cartridge in the tray when a pen is included, and the carton. The next batch follows that sample.