BA 101TEAM COLORS & EVENTS
Turn a palette into a collection.
Build a recognizable color story with fine-line stacks, stripe effects and contrasting stone shapes. Begin with color-only references, then discuss your own artwork, charm and packaging requirements where relevant.
FOR YOUR BUYING PROGRAMEvent merchandise teams, school and club buyers, promotional collection developers.
DESIGN WITH THE OCCASION IN MINDWhat makes this
What makes this
collection different.
01
Specify colors visually
Send a physical swatch, approved color reference or a clear palette. Screen color is a starting point, not a final match.
02
Design the assortment
A two-color story can become a single bracelet, a stack or a mixed pack. Decide which format serves the buyer and how each unit is counted.
03
Keep artwork distinct
Colors and branded artwork are different requirements. Use your own or authorized artwork and include the intended use in the development brief.
A BETTER BUYING BRIEFBring the details
Bring the details
that matter.
Use this occasion as your starting point. Include the references you like and the decisions your collection needs.
Plan a team colors collection- Primary and secondary color references
- Single piece, stack or assortment
- Artwork and intended usage, if any
- Quantity and event deadline
BUYER QUESTIONS
A few useful answers.
Can I order a color-only design?
A color-only brief is a useful starting point. Choose a base structure and share the palette and quantities you want to discuss.
Do these examples imply official team licensing?
No. This collection is organized around color-development ideas, not licensed team products or partnerships.
YOUR NEXT COLLECTION
Let’s shape your next collection.
Bring a reference, a palette or a shortlist. Start with the details that matter to your buyers.
Share your brief