A New Way of Using Posters for Fashion Stores

If you are just starting up a boutique business, working on a tough budget in order to produce, build, and rent the promotional tools you need is necessary. Mannequins, since these plastic men and women are also one of the important tools for your business, is quite heavy on the budget. An alternative can be purchasing just a few fashion dolls and have some of your clothing garments displayed and shaped as model posters.

A replica of a mannequin is possible if you choose an online printing company to do the job. Online printers offer advanced digital printing features such as stretching a poster size to even larger than an actual person’s height. For a boutique business with a good display alternative, stretching your garments or printing gigantic persons to decorate, and promote at the same time, is the perfect and convenient solution.

1. Leaning on wall: You can better demonstrate the versatility and comfort of your garments by using your designs to project daily common human positions. With a leaning position on a window display, you can double your promo space by using both sides.
2. Dining position: Another idea for a better display is through using everyday situations, dining out can create a good human shape to show your fabric’s ability to flow or fall properly. You can have the human and the scenery printed in black just like a mannequin, and just have the clothes in color.
3. Sports poster: The act of playing a sport demonstrates the ability of the fabric to stretch and remain intact after a vigorous activity. You can have several posters of a single sport printed, and then you can individually cut them to add contour to your design. Post the poster print on a blue wall for an outdoor activity, like volleyball or Frisbee, or a black wall with darkly-shaded poster prints for a billiards match.

You can create any type of scenario with poster prints, as long as the concept suits your boutique’s clothing motif. Also, for a more dramatic display, cutting out the background and edges of the poster and leaving the shape of the person is more attractive.

Kristine is a content writer, with experience in the marketing and public relations industry. Currently, she resides in the Los Angeles, California working in the field of marketing.

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