Product Lines Covered
These are the specific product lines covered by the individual Sourcing Fairs:
Baby & Children's Products
- Arts & crafts
- Glassware & tableware
- Ceramic & porcelain
- Garden & outdoor
- Bathroom supplies
- Home décor
- Home textiles
- Kitchen & household
- Basketware
- Sports & leisure
- Gifts & premiums
- Gift boxes
- Photo frames
- Stationery & paper
- Christmas & seasonal
Fashion Accessories
- Causal & fashion bags
- Evening bags
- Fashion jewelry
- Fashion belts
- Hats & caps
- Ties, scarves & shawls
- Hair accessories
- Casual & fashion footwear
- Umbrellas
- Gloves & mittens
- Sunglasses
- Travel bags & luggage
Electronics & Components
- Computers & networking products
- Consumer electronics
- Digital entertainment
- Electronic components
- GPS
- Healthcare & personal care electronics
- In-car electronics
- Interconnection technology
- Opto-electronics
- Power supplies
- Security products
- Telecom & wireless products
- Mobile phones
- VoIP & WiFi products
Gifts & Home Products
- Arts & crafts
- Glassware & tableware
- Ceramic & porcelain
- Garden & outdoor
- Bathroom supplies
- Home décor
- Home textiles
- Kitchen & household
- Basketware
- Sports & leisure
- Gifts & premiums
- Gift boxes
- Photo frames
- Stationery & paper
- Christmas & seasonal
Hardware & Building Materials
- Building materials
- General hardware
- Flooring, ceiling, roofing materials
- Wall cladding & coverings, windows & doors
- Bathroom and kitchen supplies • Plumbing, heating and cooling supplies
- Tools and accessories
- Industrial safety and law enforcement equipment
- Lawn and garden accessories
- Lighting and electrical fixtures and fittings
Underwear & Swimwear
- Underwear
- Swimwear, beachwear & accessories
- Sleepwear
- Fabrics, lace & trimmings
- Embroidery / sewing / lace machines
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