Sen Masine · 140th Canton Fair, Phase 2 · Oct 23–27, 2026 · Hall 1.1, Booth 1.1M30

Christmas ornament exhibition

Your customers buy Christmas decorations in December. You buy them now.

That’s the strange math of this business. A shopper lifts a wreath off the shelf on Black Friday. She thinks the season begins in November. The buyer who shipped that wreath started in October. Sometimes earlier.

So no, you won’t shop for Christmas 2027 during Christmas 2027. By then, every container is on the water. Every good slot is gone. The real window is now. Bring your 2027 plan to Booth 1.1M30. We’ll bring samples, price sheets, and the people who make them.

Why October Is the Real Deadline

When does your next Christmas actually begin?

Not in December. Count backwards from the shelf. A container leaves Shenzhen in July. It clears customs and lands at your warehouse in August. Your planogram locks in September. Christmas sells in December.

So the tree you sell in 2027 gets chosen this month.

Miss that window and three things go wrong. Production slots fill up. Ocean freight climbs. Your best-selling color runs out at the factory before your PO arrives.

None of that appears in a catalog. All of it shows up in your margin.

Then comes the second squeeze. Factories slow down around Chinese New Year. Every order that slips past October joins the same queue in February. Buyers who booked early watch their goods ship on time. Everyone else negotiates for scraps.

That’s why we treat Phase 2 as a working week, not a photo opportunity.

 

What Your 2027 Shelf Will Look Like

Buyers walked through our 1,000 m² showroom all summer. Their requests point in one direction. Fewer pieces. Better pieces.

• Deep burgundy and forest green. Rich color reads premium from three feet away.
• Mixed finishes. Matte next to electroplated shine sells the upgrade.
• Bigger bows. Wide velvet ribbon does the decorating work for you.
• Pre-lit everything. Shoppers want to plug in, not string lights.
• Flocked foliage. Frosted branches give snow without the mess.

Every item in our 2026/2027 collection answers one of these signals. None of them need a trend report to explain. They need a shelf.

Ask yourself one question. Does your current assortment still earn its shelf space? If the answer feels shaky, fix the texture, the color, and the finish first. Cheap trees compete on price. Distinctive trees set it.

Three Questions We Answer at the Booth

Most meetings start the same way. A buyer sits down and asks one of three things.

“Can you hit my landed cost?” Yes, if we design for it. Our collapsible frames fold under five inches. That flat profile packs more units per pallet. Freight per unit drops. Warehouse space gets cheaper.

“Can you hit my date?” Yes, if we plan together. We run a four-tier QC line. We test every carton to ISTA drop standards. You get goods that arrive intact, not a claim form.

“Can you make it mine?” Yes. Match your Pantone. Change the tree height. Swap the ribbon. Print your logo on the carton. We build private-label programs from scratch. We also hold structural patents on our pop-up frames.

Bring a spec sheet, a photo, or a half-finished idea. We’ll sketch the rest.

Who Should Book a Meeting

• Wholesale distributors planning 2027 container volumes
• Chain store and supermarket buyers building seasonal planograms
• Importers who want one supplier for trees, wreaths, garlands, and baubles
• E-commerce sellers chasing a differentiated hero SKU
• Private-label brands that want their own color story

If you sell holiday decor at volume, we built this booth for you. If you sell ten units a year, it isn’t for you. We’d rather tell you that now.

What to Bring

Pack light. Bring the things that move a decision forward.

• Your 2026 sell-through data, even rough numbers
• Photos of your current shelf or listing page
• Target landed cost per unit
• Your delivery window and destination port
• Any packaging or compliance rules your market enforces

Five items. Twenty minutes. You’ll leave with a real quote instead of a brochure.

Not sure which one matters most? Start with landed cost and your delivery window.

The Factory Behind the Booth

Sen Masine Christmas Arts (Shenzhen) Co., Ltd. has manufactured holiday decorations for over 15 years. Our 5,000 m² facility runs automated lines for trees, wreaths, garlands, and shatterproof ornaments. We hold BSCI, CE, REACH, and RoHS certification. Our designers handle OEM and ODM work in house. One team owns your order from first sketch to shipped carton.

Book Your Slot Before the Queue

Phase 2 runs five days. Good meeting slots go first.

Why book now instead of waiting for spring? Because spring is when everyone else starts. By then, the strongest slots are gone and your competitors have locked theirs. Five days in October can shape your whole 2027 season.

Send us a message with your product interest and target volume. We’ll reserve a time, pull the right samples, and have your catalog ready before you arrive. Walk-ins are welcome too. The coffee is on us.

Exhibition Details

• Event: The 140th Canton Fair, Phase 2 — Gifts & Decorations
• Date: October 23–27, 2026
• Venue: Canton Fair Complex, Guangzhou, China
• Booth: Hall 1.1, Booth 1.1M30

See you in Guangzhou. Bring questions. Leave with a plan.