Guides
Guides from the Amylove desk
Three long pieces written from the catalogue: how to arrive at a count, what a gate measures, and what the number on a box of ear muffs means.
How many to buy: counts for a class, a floor and a guest list
A register of twenty-four is not a pack of twenty-four, and the gap is where the second order comes from. Here is how to work out the count before you look at a price.
Clear bag rules, and what a 12 by 6 by 12 pack holds
A gate measures the bag, not the contents. The league limit is published in inches, and a pack cut to it still takes a phone, a wallet, a jacket and a bottle if you load it right.
Ear muffs in a classroom: what the number on the box means
The figure printed on a pair of ear muffs is a laboratory rating, not a promise about your room. What it measures, what a quiet corner needs, and where to stop.
Everything here is written from what we pack: you will find the counts these guides refer to in the Amylove catalogue.
Every count we pack, on one shelf
Every pack count we carry sits behind this button, from a pair of cubicle hangers to a thousand marking flags. Open the department you need, check the count on the card, and the till will confirm the price before you pay.
Prices and counts come from our own catalogue, and the till is the final word.