The document describes a visual display project for a men's clothing store. It provides details on the target customer profile which is predominantly male, Hispanic customers between 36-49 years old. The original merchandising and window display plans are shown along with redesigned plans and rationales for the changes. The redesign proposes adding more mannequins and fixtures to showcase a variety of styles and accessories, as well as removing a wedding dress bust to avoid confusion.
5. TARGET CUSTOMER
PROFILE
One hundred percent of the customers were
men
Thirty percent of men were in the 36-49 age
range and 22% were college students
Customers were predominately Hispanic with
a percentage of sixty-four
Majority of shoppers were not buyers at chosen
store; 82% were new customers
Thirty-eight of men shopped alone while 24%
of customers came with friends
Most of the customers were fashion laggard
with a percentage of sixty-eight
8. RATIONALE FOR
MERCHANDISING PLAN
CHANGES
Have two front window displays on either side of
store entrance in order to feature more
mannequins as well as showcase different
themes in each window
Change green carpet to wooden floor for a more
neutral color that doesn’t distract from
merchandise and gives an overall classy look
Add t-stand fixtures to showcase vest styles &
colors
Add table and nester to front of store that can be
used as a display fixture to feature accessories
11. RATIONALE FOR WINDOW
DISPLAY CHANGES
Remove wedding dress bust form to avoid
confusion and not mislead customers
Add full body mannequins in order to feature
entire 3-piece suits/tuxedos along with shoes
and other accessories
Have at least 4-5 mannequins to showcase
variety of suit styles carried in store
Move promotional signage to middle of
window display for balance