Footwear

Client: Hi-Tec Sports USA Inc., Modesto, Calif.
Name of Display: BootLogic System Floorstand
Distribution: Specialty stores, company-owned stores
Objective: To introduce Hi-Tec's BootLogic technology to consumers.
Introduction: August 1997
Expected Length of Use: 1-2 years
Construction/Materials: Wood, laminate, alucobond, vacuum-formed header, plexiglass, color prints
P-O-P Company: Showtime Enterprises Inc., Paulsboro, N.J.

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: Randall Design, Reading, Pa.
Producer: Taurus Packaging & Display Corp., Cherry Hill, N.J.
Marketing Objective: The display was designed to increase brand awareness of the Carolina Boot logo and name, while also offering a means to dress up and bring excitement to the retail environment.

Client: Karman Inc., Denver
Name of Display: Roper Footwear Wall Display
Distribution: Specialty stores
Objective: To make an energetic statement conveying Roper Footwear's western roots and functionality as a riding, hiking and outdoor wear boot.
Introduction: July 1997
Expected Length of Use: 5 years
Construction/Materials: Custom powder-coated formed sheet metal, four-color process graphics on die-cut Sintra
P-O-P Company: Santa Cruz Industries, Santa Cruz, Calif.

Client: Techmark Concepts (for Avia), Atlanta
Name of Display: Standalone Shoe Display
Distribution: Independent and specialty stores
Objective: To build brand recognition in the women's fitness industry.
Introduction: July 1997
Expected Length of Use: 1 year
Construction/Materials: Co-extruded styrene, corrugated base, Gatorfoam shelves
P-O-P Company: Display Works, Smyrna, Ga.

Client: Justin Boot Co., Fort Worth, Texas
Name of Display: Workboot Display Program
Objective: To help introduce the new line of workboots. The unit emphasizes the unique cushioning of the company's workboots and its logo.
Introduction: May 1997
Construction/Materials: Galvanized steel, screened logo, and a cutaway sample of an actual seven-layer sole.
P-O-P Company: DCI Marketing, Milwaukee

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.

Client: Young Design, North Reading, Pa.
Name of Display: Converse Wire Shoe Shelf
Distribution: All types of stores
Objective: To create a unique, impactful shoe display.
Introduction: February 1997
Expected Length of Use: 1 year
Construction/Materials: Wire, sheet metal, powder coating and decals
P-O-P Company: Palmer Promotional Products, Clinton Township, Mich.

Client: Birkenstock, Novato, Calif.
Name of Display: Birkikids Display Shelf
Distribution: Specialty stores and independent shoe stores
Objective: To group together a collection of Birkenstock kids shoes.
Introduction: February 1998
Expected Length of Use: 1-2 years
Construction/Materials: Yellow-stained Apple Ply
P-O-P Company: Media Vision, Encinitas, Calif.