Apparel display
Belt and Small Leather Goods Display Fixtures
Show one belt per style. Put wallets in a tray. A hangrail of straps is storage, not merchandising.
Belt and small leather goods display fixtures are hooks, trays, and a sample height — not a curtain of belts in the walk. Independent retailers in Thailand hang every colour because a slatwall hook is cheap and the wall fills. The shops that still walk keep one belt per style at eye height and the rest in a tray or a labelled stack.
This is 20–60 square metre fashion and gift annexes. Bag display is the sibling: sample on show, colourways stored. Belts are thinner and more stealable; we still do not publish security ratings. If the line needs a key, it is a showcase or a glass case, not impulse on a hook.
What the fixture is for
A belt wants a buckle and a colour, not twelve straps hanging into the aisle. Wallets and cardholders want a tray or a shallow ledge, not a garment hangrail.
Short hooks for belts you want grabbed, with hook length specified so they do not occupy the walk — same discipline as hats and pegboard.
Trays or lipped shelves for small leather goods. Slatwall accessories. A dump of wallets on a nested table is overflow unless it is a campaign.
One campaign tray after decompression — layout. Not a curtain in the first two metres.
Do not use clothing hangrail as the belt wall. Straps tangle and the perimeter looks like a stockroom.
When hooks win vs trays
| Job | Hook | Tray / ledge |
|---|---|---|
| Belts, grabbed | Strong if length is specified | Weak — buckle hides |
| Wallets, cardholders | Weak — they disappear | Strong |
| Density in 40 sqm | High — walk dies | One sample per style |
| Same wall as apparel | Above hangrail, short hooks | Shelf bay beside hang |
Hangrail height still applies if SLG shares the wall: the ledge is a pitch. Impulse on the wrap is one tray, not a belt curtain at pay.
Common mistakes
- Every colour on a hook in the aisle.
- Wallets on garment hangrail.
- Locked case for a 200-baht belt wall — we do not invent that price; if it is not jewellery, do not specify a jewellery case.
- SLG on the packing wrap.
What belongs on the quotation
- Hook count and length for belts.
- Tray or shelf count for wallets.
- Case only if the line actually needs a key.
- Where SLG sits relative to hangrail.
- Language of the document, Thai or English.
Send shop type and how many styles sit on the floor. That is enough to specify a sample wall instead of a strap curtain.
Samples on a hook, wallets in a tray
If you are fitting a boutique in Thailand that sells belts and small leather goods, start with short hooks and a tray. Send the shop type, the size, and the opening month through the fixture plan form. We will return one fixture schedule and one written quotation — Thai or English — covering hooks, trays, and the walk.
Common questions
- Should every belt colour hang on the wall?
- No. One sample per style on a short hook. Colourways in a tray or labelled stack.
- Can wallets hang on clothing hangrail?
- They can, and they will disappear. Specify a tray or a lipped shelf.
- Do small leather goods need a locked case?
- Only if the line actually needs a key. We do not publish security ratings. Do not specify a jewellery case for a grab wall.
- Belts on the cash wrap?
- No. Packing needs the surface. Impulse is one tray, not a belt curtain.
Want a fixture list that fits your shop?
Tell us the shop type, size and opening date. We build one fixture plan and one written quotation, in Thai or English.
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