How do I know if I'm logged into my wholesale account?

A simple way to know if you are shopping Wholesale is by scrolling to the very top of the webpage once logged in. If the colour of the top bar is PURPLE then you are logged in as Wholesale and shopping at Wholesale Prices.

You will also gain access to download the Wholesale Pricelist. Click on My Account and on the left side of your screen you will see a list of options. One option is Wholesale Pricelist. From here you can download an Excel or PDF document. 

You can also view your past order history in My Account.

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