Displays & Signs

Products: Duo travel accessories
P-O-P company: Star Corrugated Box Co., Maspeth, N.Y.
Distribution: Drugstores
Introduction: January 1998
Duration: Temporary
Construction: Corrugated
The dump bin display for Duo travel accessories is designed to mimic the shape and look of the products it holds.

Client: Miller Brewing Co., Milwaukee
Producer: Gage In-Store Marketing, Minneapolis
Marketing Objective: The goal for the on-premise display was to offer something relevant to Miller Lite's targeted customers (males ages 21 to 24) that would aesthetically fit into the accounts they frequent.

Client: Azaleia, Parobe, Brazil
Name of Display: Spider Window Display
Distribution: Shoe stores and sporting goods stores in Brazil
Objective: To reinforce the Olympikus athletic shoe brand image, to design an easy-to-install display that showcases a single shoe in the window of a store, and to help Azaleia secure window space more easily.
Introduction: October 1997
Expected Length of Use: 2 years
Construction/Materials: Powder-coated wire construction with an injection-molded plastic logo marker, suction cups

Client: Eastpak Inc., Ward Hill, Mass.
Name of Display: Timberland Boat Shoe Display
Distribution: Specialty stores
Objective: To introduce Timberland's new line of Annapolis boat shoes to consumers and to communicate the authentic nature of the product through the use of a dominant nautical theme.
Introduction: Spring 1998
Expected Length of Use: 1 year
Construction/Materials: MDF painted base with stainless steel caps and a screen-printed logo; heat-bent acrylic graphic holder with a litho insert

Client: Dr. Martens, Portland, Ore.
Name of Display: Sandal Mobile
Distribution: Independent shoe stores, specialty stores and department stores
Objective: To create excitement about Dr. Martens sandals.
Introduction: April 1998
Expected Length of Use: 4 months
Construction/Materials: Paper with plastic hardware
P-O-P Company: Staccato Design, Portland, Ore.

Client: Fila U.S.A. Inc., Sparks, Md.
Name of Display: Grant Hill 4
Distribution: Independent shoe stores, chain sports stores
Objective: To introduce the newest Grant Hill sneaker from Fila. The glorifier has a changeable graphic of Hill that highlights the shoe, stands out from other shoe displays, and can be placed on slatwall.
Introduction: November 1997
Expected Length of Use: 3 years
Construction/Materials: Wire
P-O-P Company: Schutz International Inc., Morton Grove, Ill.