Knowing the 9 techniques for arranging clothing mannequin props can help you ...
Second, Frequent Change Method
Fashion stores actually sell goods, and fashion trends come and go quickly. Therefore, every time a fashion trend blows, the appearance of the fashion store should also be completely new. The windows and counters should be replaced with the latest trendy products of the season, and the decoration should also be in line with the settings of the season. For example, when new summer products are released, the layout of the display mannequins should be consistent with the summer theme. Some changes to the display and furnishings will give the store a fresh look. 
Third, the Convenient Linking Method
You can use mannequins to display items needed by the same type of consumer, and also group together items that are often paired together. For example, men's shirts and suits can be displayed together with ties, tie clips, and leather shoes. Because some clothing styles have been placed in a certain position for too long, due to some lighting reasons and the influence of surrounding clothing styles, no one is interested in them. At this time, it is necessary to change the position of these clothes to a more obvious position, and then match them with clothing mannequins and props to display them, so that they can be easily noticed by consumers. By repeating this cycle and adding new styles to the shelves, the entire retail clothing store will give consumers a sense of constant change and freshness.
5. Wardrobe Combination Method
With each season, a customer's wardrobe is a fresh new combination, with styles for various purposes, occasions, and themes neatly arranged. When combining merchandise, retail clothing stores may wish to capitalize on customer consumption psychology and use wardrobe combinations as a way to display clothing mannequins and props. You can make some decorative contrast in retail clothing stores to strengthen the artistic theme of clothing products, make consumers shine, and leave a deep impression on them. For example, a more personalized retail clothing store can hang some abstract paintings; a children's retail clothing store can hang some playful paintings on the wall; and a bouquet of flowers can be placed next to couples' outfits. However, it is absolutely forbidden to overshadow the main feature. Clothing store staff must clearly understand what they are selling and must not let these decorative items become the main focus.
Seventh, Clothing Mannequin Prop Display Method
Many customers recognize clothing through the most direct visual effects, so make full use of mannequins. When consumers see beautiful displays, they will put themselves in their shoes. If they look so good wearing clothing on mannequins, can I also look so good in it? This is an irresistible psychological effect. In fact, it is not just mannequins for clothing display. Store staff can also act as mannequins and wear the latest clothing for the most intuitive display, and this is more persuasive for consumers.
Eight. Effect application method
The first thing consumers see when they enter a store is an overall visual effect. These effects are not just formed by the clothing style itself. Many other related factors will affect the overall effect. Videos, music, and lighting all influence the overall effect, depending on the consumer's mood and the store's taste and credibility. For example, elegant fashion stores often play ballads or classics, while stylish retail clothing stores tend to play rock or current hits. The brightness of the lighting also depends on the store's tonality.
Nine, the winding path to a secluded place
The winding path to a secluded place actually refers to the moving line. Whether consumers can stay in the store for a longer time, the setting of the moving line is very important. Therefore, the layout of the shelves in the retail clothing store should be conducive to the customers' walking, and they can continue to walk, giving consumers an attractive feeling.
Like this deep-store store, design the traffic flow into an S shape and extend it inward. This way, even if customers have to walk around a few times, they won't be so overwhelmed after entering the store that they just turn around and leave. Similarly, our store uses winding paths to help consumers learn more about your products.
