A linesheet is the priced, orderable list of a collection, showing every style, colourway, and size a buyer can order, with wholesale and retail prices.
Sep 24, 2026
A usable linesheet carries a product image, style name and number, available colourways, the size run, the wholesale price, the suggested retail price (MSRP), and the delivery window. Order minimums, size curves, and fabric composition are often included alongside.
It is a commercial document rather than a marketing one. The lookbook exists to create desire; the linesheet exists to be ordered from, which is why clarity and completeness matter more than art direction.
Linesheets were historically PDFs or spreadsheets emailed to buyers, who returned a marked-up copy that someone re-keyed into an order. Every step of that loop is a place where prices go stale and quantities get mistyped.
Digital linesheets close the loop by letting the buyer order directly from the document they are viewing, against live prices and availability. The practical difference is not speed but accuracy: the order that arrives is already valid.
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