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  • Revlon Ultima II Counter Program

    Client: Revlon, New York
    Distribution: Department stores and select drugstore chains
    Size of Run: 12,300
    Producer: Mechtronics Corp., Stamford, Conn.
    Division: Semipermanent, Single Product Line Merchandisers
    Objectives: To create countertop displays for three seasonal line extensions that are consistent with Ultima II brand imagery. The units should hold merchandise and testers to allow for consumer trial at retail.
    Revlon Ultima II Counter Program
  • Nike Vision & Timing Hookup Display

    Client: Nike Inc., Beaverton, Ore.
    Distribution: Athletic specialty stores, "big-box" sporting goods stores, department stores
    Size of Run: 305
    Producer: RTC Industries Inc., Rolling Meadows, Ill.
    Division: Permanent, Jewelry
    Objectives: To create awareness of Nike eyewear and watches by cross-merchandising them alongside the full Nike product line of apparel and footwear. To complete the picture of the "head-to-toe" Nike ensemble.
    Nike Vision & Timing Hookup Display
  • Golden Books/Disney Feature Pallet Display

    Client: Golden Book Publishing, New York
    Distribution: Supermarkets, drugstores, department stores and mass merchants
    Producer: Smurfit-Stone Display Group, Sandston, Va.
    Division: Temporary, Books, Newspapers and Magazines
    Objectives: To create a coloring contest and generate impulse purchases via a center aisle display that would have a four-way visibility with non-traditional "open look"; reduce parts, set-up time, costs and hold 768 pieces; be modular; and effectively communicate the features of the promotion.
    Golden Books/Disney Feature Pallet Display
  • Yoko Wolff "Image" Counter Merchandiser

    Client: U.S. Vision, Blackwood, N.J.
    Distribution: Independent optical stores and department stores
    Size of Run: 200
    Producer: Visual Marketing Inc., Chicago
    Division: Permanent, Jewelry
    Objectives: To promote a new line of fashion eyewear frames created by the German designer, Yoko Wolff. The display had to incorporate the "ecology image" of the frames and play up the image designs and the wolf eyes logos while merchandising 12 frames in a 1-square-foot footprint.
    Yoko Wolff "Image" Counter Merchandiser
  • Givenchy Tester

    Client: Parfums Givenchy, New York
    Distribution: Department stores and specialty stores
    Size of Run: 100
    Producer: P.O.P. Displays International, Woodside, N.Y.
    Division: Permanent, Testers
    Objectives: To make the client's customers aware of the Givenchy Prism line. To showcase the beauty of the products and allow testing, while informing consumers on how to achieve different looks with the makeup.
    Givenchy Tester
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