For Starry Glitter Sticky Notes, ask the supplier to resolve the PP/PET wording for the exact offered substrate. Keep the published material entry, supplier declaration and quoted version linked. A transparent or shimmering appearance cannot identify the polymer, and a slash between two material names does not establish a blend or a particular layer structure.
Resolve the material wording before comparing offers
Buyers of wholesale sticky notes should distinguish a product’s visual effect from its declared substrate. The Starry Glitter Sticky Notes listing describes PET/PP transparent material and gives “Material: PP / PET” in its specification field. The page also describes pearlescent or fine glitter effects. These are supplier catalogue statements.
The slash-separated material entry leaves a useful purchasing question: which material does the supplier offer for the particular version being quoted? Do not turn the entry into a blend, a ratio or a layered construction without an explanation. Ask for a material declaration tied to the offer instead of identifying the polymer from the photograph.
Ask which component the declaration covers
Request the supplier’s description of the note substrate and the scope of its material statement. If the answer distinguishes the substrate from another part of the item, retain those component distinctions. The reviewed page does not establish a complete construction or explain which material belongs to any separate component.
A precise question could say: “Your listing gives PP / PET. Please identify the substrate material of the version offered on this quotation line and explain what the two material names refer to.” This lets the supplier state whether the entry describes alternatives or another scope without the buyer choosing an interpretation on its behalf.
Keep the supplier’s response in its original wording. If an abbreviation or internal material code is used, ask how it relates to the declaration. Do not replace a missing answer with a familiar polymer name simply because the notes look transparent or have a glossy appearance.
Connect the answer to an identified offered version
Attach the exact product reference and identify the quotation line that needs clarification. A general answer about “our glitter notes” may not identify the material of the proposed item. Retain any supplier item code with the actual offered description so that the material answer remains traceable when the quotation is revised.
The catalogue photographs show several decorated references. They help locate the product context, but they do not map a polymer to a particular design or establish that every pictured item has the same substrate. Ask the supplier to make the relevant association in its response rather than assigning materials by colour, decoration or visual effect.
Material enquiry field | Catalogue starting point | Answer to request
Published material | PP / PET | Explain the intended meaning of the combined entry.
Substrate | Transparent-material description | Identify the substrate of the exact offered version.
Component scope | No complete structure established here | State which part each material description covers.
Offer association | Starry Glitter Sticky Notes listing | Supplier identification and quotation line.
Supporting reference | Catalogue statements only | Identify any available declaration or relevant material document.
Keep material identity separate from visual performance
The page includes transparency, waterproofing and stain-related promotional wording. Those statements are not independently verified in this article, and a polymer name alone should not be used as proof that a particular note meets a performance requirement. Keep the material declaration and the buyer’s separate performance questions in different fields.
Likewise, a shimmering effect does not establish the way the item is constructed. The reviewed source does not provide material proportions, film thickness or a complete layer arrangement. Where one of those details matters to a purchasing requirement, request the relevant supplier specification instead of deriving it from the finish.
This material enquiry also does not settle adhesive behaviour or writing-medium compatibility. Those subjects require their own agreed evidence. A confirmed substrate description would answer one component question without appearing to approve every use-related statement on the page.
Compare declarations and proposed changes
When comparing responses, preserve each supplier’s actual offered material description. If one response identifies a substrate and another repeats PP/PET without clarification, the two responses have different levels of detail. Ask for the missing answer before treating their material specifications as equivalent.
If the supplier proposes a revised material, retain the previous declaration and identify the new proposal separately. Ask which offer line and product reference the change affects. A similar decorated face does not establish that the substrate remains unchanged, while the same broad material name does not establish an identical construction.
• Quote the material entry exactly before asking what it means.
• Connect the supplier’s answer to the identified offered item.
• Keep component declarations distinct from performance language.
• Record a proposed substitution as a change rather than silently replacing the old entry.
Glitter-note material questions
Does PP / PET mean a blend? The reviewed page does not establish that interpretation. Ask the supplier to explain the wording for the actual offer.
Can the polymer be identified from a transparent-looking photograph? No. Appearance is not a material declaration or an independent polymer identification.
Does a PET description prove waterproof performance? No performance result is established here. Keep that claim separate from the material identity question.
What should be kept with a repeat enquiry? Retain the accepted substrate declaration, supplier item identification and quotation revision, then ask the supplier to identify any proposed material change.
Send a substrate-specific enquiry
Use the contact page to quote the PP/PET entry and request a declaration for the version being offered. The catalogue and blog provide further product context. An identified material answer makes the proposal clearer without relying on a decorative image to supply an unseen specification.
Product and contact references
https://qhstationery.com/product/starry-glitter-sticky-notes/
https://qhstationery.com/contact/
https://qhstationery.com/products/
https://qhstationery.com/blog/