If you own or run a retail space, you know how important it is to draw customers in the door. Often, impulse buys come down to a single glance at a sale sign or an irresistible item. If you’re selling T-shirts with graphics or text, the key to enticing passersby is all in the display. Use the following tips to flaunt your T-shirt designs and increase your bottom line.

3 Eye-Catching T-Shirt Display Ideas

1. Wall Displays

This display technique lets customers browse T-shirt designs without having to pick up and unfold the garment, which will also save your employees some cleanup time. Frame or hang the T-shirts on the wall so customers can spot designs they like just by looking. If they want to take one home, they can pull out their size from piles on shelves beneath the display.

2. Piles on Tables

If your T-shirt designs are especially intricate or feature a lot of text, you may want customers to see them up close. By creating neat piles and arranging them on tables at the front of the store, you invite shoppers to walk up and have a hands-on experience with the garments. This will also allow them to feel the fabric of the shirt and make a decision based on its quality or comfort level.

3. Mannequins

Catering to a more fashion-forward customer? They won’t be wearing the T-shirt alone as a statement piece, but as part of a curated ensemble. To offer inspiration for a full outfit, arrange your best T-shirt designs on mannequins throughout the store as well as in your windows. In addition to showing customers how the T-shirt looks on a body, the pants, skirt, shoes, hats, and other accessories will show which colors and styles pair well with it.

If you have an idea for an eye-catching T-shirt design to sell, Hawaii’s Honolulu Shirt Shop will turn it into a reality. They’ve been in business since 1984 providing T-shirt printing and embroidery. Whether you’re looking for a one-time order or want to set up contract printing services, call them today at (808) 847-0831. You can also visit the website to learn more about their offerings.