Apparel display
Leather Goods Shop Fixture Plan for Small Units
A forest of every colour in the aisle is a warehouse. One sample you can lift. The run stays in back.
A leather goods shop fixture plan for small units is sample on show, size run in back — remaining walk after the bag. Independent retailers in Thailand hang every colour face-out because a boutique lookbook showed it. The shops that still walk keep one sample height and put the rest in back-of-house or on a specified wall.
Bag display is the boutique sibling. Belt and small leather goods is the tray sibling. Luggage is the bulky sibling. We do not invent security ratings. Locked vs open is a named case job — glass display cases — not a certification.
What the floor can hold
One sample height. A bag you can lift — not every SKU as a tower in the door — layout, island vs perimeter. Remaining walk — aisle width. How many mannequins: one after decompression, not a crowd of empty bags.
Perimeter shelf or hook. Named depth or hook family — slatwall accessories, wall hooks vs shelves, slatwall shelf depth. Face-out vs shoulder-out if it hangs: graphic once, density on the rail.
Trays at wrap. Small goods that walk if they sit open — leftover width after packing — cash wrap, impulse. Queue space for two with a bag.
Tickets. Unpriced bags are not merchandising — price tickets.
Window: one story in the glass. Back of house holds the size run. Landlord: height of stacked cases. Jewelry cases if a tray must sit closed — still no invented rating.
Shoe display is the sample-vs-run sibling. Uniform is the size-on-the-wall sibling.
When sample vs run
| Job | Floor / wall sample | Size run |
|---|---|---|
| Colour / open | One height | Weak on the floor |
| Inventory | Weak as a forest | Back-of-house or named wall |
| 40 sqm | One or none | Must stay off the aisle |
| Small goods | Tray at wrap if leftover width | — |
Common mistakes
- Every colour in the first two metres.
- Fashion hangrail as the hero.
- No tickets.
- Invented lock ratings on a fixture blog.
What belongs on the quotation
- Sample count — usually one height.
- Remaining walk after the bag on all sides that need it.
- Back-of-house or named wall for the run.
- Tray leftover at wrap if any.
- Language of the document, Thai or English.
Send shop type and floor width. That is enough to specify a sample instead of a bag forest.
One sample, run in back, walk left
If you are fitting a leather goods shop in Thailand, start with remaining aisle. 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 the sample, the wrap, and the walk.
Common questions
- Should every colour sit on the floor?
- No. One sample height. Size run in back or on a named wall.
- Do you specify lock ratings for cases?
- No. Locked vs open is a named job. We do not invent security ratings.
- Fashion hangrail as the leather hero?
- No. Name a hook or shelf family. A mixed fashion forest steals the walk.
- Do bags still need price tickets?
- Yes. Unpriced facing is not merchandising.
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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