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Every product, priced and ready to sell

The Brikl Marketplace puts 8,288 decorated products from 190+wholesale brands in one grid, at live wholesale cost. Search, filter and sort it, select what you want, and send it straight into a bulk order or a catalog — no sourcing calls and no separate supplier logins.

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8,288

Decorated products

190+

Wholesale brands

Fulfillment partners

12+

Decoration methods

Everything you need to quote, on the card

Sourcing usually means opening a product to find out whether it is worth considering. Here the card already answers it.

A price you can quote from

Every card leads with “From $”, the live wholesale cost — not a list price you have to work back from.

The decoration it takes

Embroidery, engraving, sublimation, DTG, all-over print — tagged on the card, so you know what can be put on it before you open it.

Who makes it

The fulfillment partner is named on every product, so routing and lead time are never a surprise later.

Where it ships

An origin badge on each card, so you can rule out anything that can't reach your customer.

Sizes and colors

The size range and every colorway, with an overflow count when there are more than the card can show.

A stable product ID

The supplier's own ID travels with the product, so what you quote and what gets produced are provably the same thing.

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Four ways through 8,288 products

They stack rather than replace each other, so a filtered view stays filtered while you search inside it.

Scope

Jump straight to a category, or open everything at once. The category browser drills from a top-level group down to a sub-category and shows the product count at every level, so you always know how much you're looking at.

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Type a product name, a supplier ID or a description. The grid narrows as you type, and search stacks with whatever filters are already applied rather than replacing them.

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Filters

Narrow what's in view and stack as many conditions as you need — category and decoration method together, not one at a time. Filter by all-over print, digital print, direct to fabric, DTF, DTG, embroidery, engraving and the rest.

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Sort

Arrange by featured, name, vendor, category or add-ons, in either direction. Useful when you're pricing a range rather than hunting one item.

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Select products, then do something with them

Tick anything in the grid and a toolbar appears with the five things you would actually do next. Browsing and acting are not separate screens.

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View only selected

Show just the products you've ticked and let everything else step aside — grouped by category, so a shortlist reads like a proposal rather than a filtered grid.

Add to order

Start a bulk order with the selected products, or drop them into one that's already open. This is the bridge from browsing to Order Builder.

Add to catalog

Curate the selection into one of your catalogs, which is what a storefront is built from. Sourcing and merchandising are the same motion.

Compare

Line the selection up side by side on price, decoration, vendor, ships-to and sizes — with a Differences only toggle when the specs are close.

Copy a link to the selection for a colleague. It opens the marketplace narrowed to those products, grouped by category — as one link or one per product.

Open a product without losing the grid

A product opens in a panel beside the grid rather than on a page of its own, with arrows to step through the rest of the page. You keep your place, your filters and your selection.

Every colorway, with the one you're viewing named.
The supplier's own description — fabric, construction, closure.
The decoration methods that product supports, not its category's.
Its starting price, and where it sits in storefront navigation.
Add to order or Add to catalog, without closing the panel.

Read-only on purpose. Products are synced from the fulfillment partner, so specs and pricing stay accurate. Once a product is in one of your catalogs, how it is presented, priced and categorised is yours to set.

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Compare before you commit

Put the shortlist side by side on starting price, decoration, vendor, ships-to and sizes. The lowest price and the widest decoration support are called out, and a Differences only toggle hides every row where the products agree — which is usually most of them.

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Send a shortlist to a colleague

Copy a link to the selection — one link with everything in it, or one per product. It opens the Marketplace narrowed to those products and grouped by category. It is an internal link, not a public preview: whoever opens it signs in with their own Brikl account.

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Where a product goes from here

The Marketplace is the front of the platform, not a separate tool. Everything you select leaves it in one of these directions.

Into a bulk order

Per-size grids and per-unit pricing, with decoration set at the item level and margin live as you build.

Order Builder →2

Into a catalog

Catalogs are what stores are built from — curate once and reuse the selection across every store that needs it.

Catalogs →3

Into a live store

Or skip the assembly: Turbo Store picks from this same marketplace and prices the whole store for you.

Turbo Store →

Frequently asked questions

What is the Brikl Marketplace?

The Marketplace is where Brikl's supply side lives: 8,288 decorated products from 190+ wholesale brands across 12 fulfillment partners, in one grid at live wholesale cost. You browse, filter and select there, then send what you pick straight into a bulk order or a catalog.

Is the pricing real, or a list price?

It is the live wholesale cost, shown as a “From” price on every card and again on the product panel. You set your own markup on top — the Marketplace shows what the product costs you, not what someone suggests you charge.

Do I need a separate account with each supplier?

No. The suppliers and fulfillment partners are already connected. There is nothing to source, negotiate or onboard before you can put a product in an order or a store.

Can I see which decoration methods a product takes?

Yes, on the card and in more detail on the product panel — embroidery, DTF, heat press, engraving, sublimation, DTG, all-over print and the rest of the 12+ methods, per product rather than per category.

Can I compare products before deciding?

Yes. Select two or more and open Compare to see them side by side on starting price, decoration, vendor, ships-to and sizes, with the lowest price and the widest decoration support called out. A Differences only toggle hides the rows where they match.

Can I share a shortlist with a colleague?

Yes. Select the products and copy a share link — either a single link containing all of them or one link per product. The link opens the Marketplace narrowed to that selection, grouped by category. It is not a public preview; whoever opens it needs their own Brikl sign-in.

Can I edit a product's details?

Not in the Marketplace — products are synced from the fulfillment partner and are read-only there, which is what keeps pricing and specs accurate. Once a product is in one of your catalogs you control how it is presented, priced and categorised.

Does a product tell me where it will appear on a storefront?

Yes. Each product carries a primary category and sub-category assignment, which is what drives storefront navigation. It is view-only in the Marketplace; add the product to a catalog to change it.

Open the marketplace and look around

Free to browse. No credit card, no subscription, nothing bought before it sells.