Terms for using Crayola B2B supply resources and quote forms.

Website use

The content on this website is provided for business purchasing research, category planning, and quote requests. You may review product category information, submit supply inquiries, and share pages internally for purchasing evaluation. You may not misuse the website, attempt unauthorized access, interfere with service availability, or copy website materials in a way that suggests a false relationship with Crayola.

Quote requests

Submitting a form does not create a purchase order, contract, or guaranteed allocation of inventory. A Crayola representative may contact you to clarify quantities, delivery timing, documentation needs, substitution preferences, and account requirements. Pricing, lead time, and availability are subject to confirmation at the time of quote.

Product information

We work to keep category descriptions clear and useful for B2B planning, but product details may change. Buyers should confirm final specifications, pack counts, labeling, and suitability requirements before issuing an order. Classroom supply decisions should consider local policies, age groups, supervision practices, and storage conditions.

Limitation of use

This website is intended for lawful commercial and institutional use. Crayola is not responsible for delays or issues caused by inaccurate information submitted through forms, misuse of product guidance, or third-party systems beyond our control. Continued use of the website means you accept these terms.

Business communication

When you contact us through the website, you agree that Crayola may respond using the contact information provided. Communications may include clarifying questions, quote follow-up, product category suggestions, or documentation requests related to your inquiry. You are responsible for making sure submitted information is accurate and that you have permission to represent the organization named in the request.

Changes to these terms

We may update these terms when website features, business practices, or legal requirements change. The version posted on this page applies to website use after it is published. If a separate written agreement governs a purchase or supply relationship, that agreement controls the specific transaction.