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Skincare bottles, folded towels, a candle, a steel flask, a cordless drill, a tape measure and plain kraft cartons grouped together on a pale stone counter.

Categories

Built to trade across categories, not inside one.

Trellis evaluates opportunities across complementary consumer categories rather than restricting the business to a single product sector.

Products are sold through online marketplaces and direct ecommerce channels rather than from this website.

  1. Unbranded skincare and grooming products on a stone counter: a tube, a dropper bottle, pump bottles, open cream jars, a wooden comb, a round brush, a razor and folded towels.
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    Beauty & Personal Care

    Skincare, haircare, grooming and personal-care products from established consumer brands.

    A category defined by repeat purchase and brand familiarity. We look for recognised products with stable demand, clear provenance and supply that can be relied on month after month.

  2. Stacked stoneware bowls and plates, wooden utensils, chopping boards, glass storage jars, a steel flask and a folded tea towel on a light stone counter.
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    Home & Lifestyle

    Homeware, kitchen, storage and everyday lifestyle products for the home.

    Products people buy for the home and replace over time. We favour ranges with genuine quality at their price point and packaging that survives ecommerce fulfilment intact.

  3. Long-nose pliers, a screwdriver, an adjustable spanner, a tape measure, screwdriver bits, screws and wall plugs laid out on a grey worktop.
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    Tools & DIY

    Hand tools, power-tool accessories, hardware and DIY consumables.

    A specification-led category where buyers know exactly what they are looking for. Accurate listings, correct compatibility data and dependable stock matter more than presentation.

  4. Everyday household essentials on a stone counter: a washing-up brush, folded cloths, a soap dispenser, a jar of cotton buds, sponges, a kitchen roll, a steel flask and a storage box.
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    Everyday Consumer Goods

    Household essentials and repeat-purchase everyday products.

    High-frequency, familiar products where value and availability decide the sale. Consistent supply matters, and so does getting the operational detail right every time.

How we choose

Category breadth, applied selectively.

Being multi-category is not the same as buying anything. A category earns a place in the business when we can source it dependably, list it accurately, ship it without damage and support the customer afterwards. Where we cannot do all four, we leave it alone.

We look at complementary consumer categories as they come up, and we are open to conversations about ranges outside the four above where the supply, the product and the demand are right.

The categories listed here describe where the business trades and where it is actively looking. They are not a claim to represent, distribute or hold rights over any particular brand.

Trade & suppliers

Supplying in one of these categories?

Tell us about the range, the supply arrangement you have in mind and the territory it covers, and we will come back to you.

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