Store planning
We decide which assortment each store carries and how much space each family gets, based on what sells.
- Assortment per store
- Space per family
- Layout
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Store planning, visual merchandising, product layout, stockroom and inventory: every metre of the store working to sell.
More info →Years in fashion retail10+
Store services5
What we do
Visual merchandising & windows
Windows, mannequins and a visual merchandising guide so every store tells the same story.
- Windows
- Mannequins
- VM guide
Product layout: how garments are placed
We define how garments are placed: face-outs, hanging or folded, colour and size order, and what goes at the entrance.
- Face-outs
- Hanging & folded
- Colour
- Sizes
Merchandise & stockroom management
We organise goods receiving, the stockroom and floor replenishment, so a size is never missing on the floor while it sits in the back.
- Receiving
- Replenishment
- Stockroom
Store inventory
Store inventories and stock counts: what you have, where it is and why it doesn't match the system.
- Counts
- Discrepancies
- Shrinkage
//THE STORE
Every metre, planned to sell
This is how your customer moves through the store: from the window to the tables, the fitting rooms and the counter. We decide what they find at every point.
Window & entrance
//WHAT WE DOThe first thing seen from the street: what goes on show and how it changes each season.
Tables
//WHAT WE DOFolded product by family and colour, with new arrivals on the first table.
Walls & rails
//WHAT WE DOHanging by size and as full looks, to sell more than one garment.
Fitting rooms
//WHAT WE DOWhere the purchase is decided: close to size stock with a clear path to the till.
Counter
//WHAT WE DOFast checkout, impulse buys alongside and returns without queues.
Stockroom
//WHAT WE DOStock in order and floor replenishment before a size runs out.
Every garment,
in its place.
We decide where each family goes, how garments are placed and how much stock sits on the floor and in the stockroom, so customers find their size and the store never looks empty.
Years in fashion retail
More info →10+
- 10+
- 5
How we do it
- //01
Store visit
How the floor and stockroom look today.
- //02
Planning
Assortment and space per family.
- //03
Layout
Where and how garments are placed.
- //04
Visual merchandising
Windows and a guide for every store.
- //05
Stock & inventory
Orderly replenishment and counts with no gaps.