Wholesale Line Commitment - 24 Pocket Spinner Greeting Card Display

Line commitment required — this display is not sold standalone. New customers must purchase at least 18 INK MEETS PAPER card styles when selecting a display. That minimum ensures your spinner looks full and curated from day one rather than sparse, which matters because a well-stocked greeting card display sells exponentially better than one with visible gaps. Twenty-four pockets hold six cards each for a total capacity of 144 units, giving you enough depth to stock bestsellers and rotate seasonal designs without cluttering your counter or checkout area. The birch plywood and acrylic construction reads as clean and contemporary — it disappears into your store's aesthetic rather than competing with it. Whether your shop skews minimal, eclectic, or somewhere in between, this display works because it lets the cards do the talking. The included wooden brand block topper adds a subtle branded touch without overwhelming the merchandise below it. - 24 pockets at 6 cards each fit 144 units into a compact 13.5-inch diameter footprint, ideal for countertops, endcaps, and high-traffic areas near checkout where impulse card purchases peak - Birch plywood and acrylic materials feel elevated and intentional, signaling to customers that the paper inside is worth picking up and reading - Spinner format lets customers browse every pocket without reaching or restocking, keeping them engaged longer and increasing the chance they leave with more than one card - Ships flat for damage-free delivery and assembles quickly so you can have it stocked and spinning on your counter the same day it arrives - Compact 28-inch height sits below sightlines on most counters, keeping store flow open while catching eyes at close range - Made in the USA - Dimensions: 13.5 inch diameter x 28 inches high Position this near your register or gift wrap station where customers are already in a buying mindset. The spinner format invites browsing in a way that flat displays and slat walls cannot — turning a quick glance into a slow spin through every design you carry.