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Choose a holiday
Open the window whose demand, lead time and destination market match the product.
Seasonal
Source for the next holiday, not the last one.
Browse product directions by holiday window, check the order-by date, and send the promising ones into a real sourcing and sample review. This is research support, not a sales forecast.
Research direction only · supplier, compliance and market fit require confirmation
Seasonal product directions
Browse product directions by holiday.
Pick the holiday window, check the order-by date, and open the original source. One product can sit in several windows without being copied into unrelated industry pages.
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Built for a growing catalogue
Seasonal research that leads somewhere.
Each record keeps its holiday window, industry, source URL, preview status and next sourcing question together.
Holiday-linked discovery
A product can sit in Halloween, Christmas and its own industry at the same time without being copied into unrelated pages.
Order-by visibility
Each holiday shows the date by which the sourcing brief should be locked so production and shipping fit the window.
Source and review status
URL, domain, preview status, publication state and sort order stay attached to the same record.
Local preview media
Approved images are stored in the HQ media library, so the card does not depend on the supplier page staying online.
How it works
Pick a window, review, then source.
The holiday calendar ends where real procurement begins.
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Review the source record
Compare the idea, source link, approved preview and the handling questions already identified.
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Create a sourcing brief
Share target market, quantity, price and required changes so HQ can verify suppliers and samples.
14 categories
Industry categories in the current shared library
1 record
Canonical product record reused across its category pages
3 items
Per page in the current front-end pagination preview
12 items
Planned production page size for the PHP/MySQL API
Holiday sourcing questions, answered.
No. They are visual sourcing directions. Commercial demand, competition, margin, intellectual property and destination-market fit remain the partner's responsibility.
Yes when an approved HTTP or HTTPS source URL is stored. The card image, title and source action can all open that link in a new tab.
The production PHP API will filter and paginate on the server. The browser receives only the current category, search and page result.
Yes. A product can sit in several holiday windows and its own industry at the same time. The industry pages are unchanged, and the holiday page filters by the product’s holiday tags.
Each holiday shows a suggested order-by date. Factory capacity, sea freight, inspection and customs add lead time, so the sourcing brief should be locked before that date.
Planning a holiday launch?
Send the product, target holiday and price range. We will check the order-by date and define the supplier and sample work before anyone places an order.