Diamond Painting Wholesale Supplier review · updated 2026-11-14
Color Resin organises its catalogue the way a designer thinks: by palette, not by SKU. Buy a coastal palette, a terracotta palette, a mono-neutral set, and the drills inside will work together across different canvases. For a retailer assembling a coordinated collection - three panels for one wall, say - that saves the trial and error of discovering two designs fight each other. Sixty-bag minimums, straightforward quoting, and a printed shade card available on request. The focus is squarely on colour consistency, so do not expect much in the way of kits or tools from the same supplier.
Wholesale profiles are scored on the terms that decide whether an order makes money: the published minimum, how the tier breaks are structured, whether stock is real or nominal, how freight and cartons are quoted, and how quickly a trade account actually ships. Reader reviews from shop owners, market traders and marketplace sellers carry the most weight here, because they describe the repeat order rather than the first one - and repeat orders are where trade suppliers show their true organisation.
Prices, minimums and shipping terms change frequently. Treat the figures above as an indication and confirm current terms with the business directly. Read the full review methodology.
Restocked four designs in November and all four were genuinely available. Dispatch was the next working day on a mixed order of nine different designs. Reliable enough to plan a season around.
Useful once you learn which lines they actually hold. The minimum at each tier jumps sharply, so the maths only works at the top end. Try a small order first and judge for yourself.
Dispatch slipped a week without anyone telling us. The prices are right, the logistics less so. Keep a second supplier and you will be fine.
Tier breaks are honest: the price on the list is the price on the invoice. Opened an account for our second shop and the pricing was the same as the first, no games. Recommended to three other stallholders already.
Set up a trade account after a sample kit and the whole thing took an afternoon. Unit costs left enough margin to sell at a fair retail price and still make it worth doing. The sort of supplier you stop thinking about.
Cartons were configured the way my freight forwarder wanted, first time. Asked for a mixed carton to test twelve themes and got exactly what I asked for. Good pricing, better organisation.
Order confirmation listed every SKU and quantity, which sounds basic until you have worked with suppliers who do not. They quoted landed cost including freight without me having to ask twice. Exactly what a wholesale account should be.
My first order was a test of nine designs, all nine sold through, and all nine reordered. Payment terms were straightforward, with no deposit theatre on a first order. Nothing to negotiate, which is a relief.
Blind shipping included our own packing slip, correctly branded. Small order, no minimum drama, and it shipped the next day. Our stock problems stopped when we switched.
Say what you bought or ordered, what arrived, and whether you would do it again. Specific detail is more useful than a score on its own. Reviews are published unedited apart from length.
Published minimums start at 60 bags. Tier pricing usually kicks in above the first break, so ask for the full price list rather than ordering at the base tier.
Typical turnaround is quoted at 5-12 days for stock designs. Confirm stock on the specific SKUs before planning a promotion.
Mixed cartons and blind-ship options are usually available, but ask in writing which label and packing slip options are included at your tier.