Visual Merchandising Of Pantaloons By-- Priya Sharan

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VISUAL MERCHANDISING

Presented by ROCKERS Ø Amit Mishra Ø Ambit Ghosh Ø Anuj Singh Ø Ameyo Chakraborty Ø Dilip Kumar Swain Ø Krishna Kinkar Ø Mainak Ghosh Ø Priya Sharan Ø Sumita Saha Ø Souvik Sarkar Ø Souvik Paul. Ø Sabyasachi Bakshi

CONCEPT OF VISUAL MERCHANDISING 

Activity of promoting the sale of goods, especially by their presentation in retail outlets.



This includes combining product, environment, and space into a stimulating and engaging display to encourage the sale of a product or service.



Visual merchandising is the art of implementing effective design ideas to increase store traffic and sales volume.

Objectives of visual merchandising 

A desire to attract customers to a place of business in order to sell the merchandise.



It is offered to the customer through interior and exterior presentation.



It helps create positive customer image.



It helps to increase sales.



It encourages impulse buying .

STORE EXTERIORS .

Ø The exterior appearance of a store silently announces what customers can expect inside. Ø Good exterior visual merchandising attracts attention,creates interest,and invites the customer into the business.

Types of exterior presentations q Exterior signs:Ø A sign is a silent salesperson , a part of a shopper’s first impression of a store. Ø An effective sign must communicate what type of business is being conducted.

q Marquees :Ø

A special type of sign is used to display the name of the store.

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An effective marquee must stand out from the other businesses to attract customers.

Ø

It can be used to announce a change in season, sale, a special event or a promotion.

qBanners:Ø These are used increasingly as an inexpensive but colorful , eye-catching means of promotion. Ø Banners can be hung from flagpoles , projected from the building or hung flat against the exteriors. Ø Where many signs compete for customer’s attention , design and logo become more important . They should be unique, noticeable and readable.

qWalk Ways And Entries:-

Walk ways

Ø Approximately 75 % of first time customers remember a store’s entrance , which provides the first and last view of the store’s interior. Ø A cluttered entryway causes shopper’s to indefinitely postpone entering a store, while an attractive ,well designed entrance is inviting to the customers.

Store interiors q Store interior is an important element of a store concept. q The industry, product selection, price segment, customer group and company vision form the foundation of the concept.

Element of store interiors qAtmospheric:ØLights ØMusic ØColor ØFragrance

qSpace Allocation and Utilization:Ø Furniture and fixtures---Goods can be effectively displayed on a variety of fixtures such as gondolas , tables, cubes, mannequins, waterfalls and other racks, display cases and manufacturer point- of -purchase display.

Ø Interior Signage:Signage is a critical part of interior display and point – of-purchase promotion. Store signage that communicates a sales message can make up for a lack of sales personnel. A good sign provides the most information in the fewest possible words.

qLayout Planning :Planning of the internal arrangement of selling and sales supporting departments, and deciding on the amount of space for each department.

ØFlooring:-

ØCeilings:-

Product depth Ø The number of each item or particular style of a product. Ø Under one product how many sub-products company provides or how many varieties company have for that product. Ø Examples: To keep our inventory costs down, we have a shallow product depth. This means we only stock 3-6 SKUs of each product we carry.

Managing cold spots 

In the cold spot (3rd floor) the camac st. store has a coffee shop.

It reflects the proper utilization of space.  Here customer & retailer both are benefited. 



It helps to relax the customers & make more money to the retailer.

Pantaloons grocery department called food bazaar

Ø In the grocery segment the store has good product mix. Ø Here each racks are placed in such a way so that consumers can easily take their wanted products.

Private labels qPantaloons have their own in house brands in Apparel as well as different sections some of them are:Ø Honey Ø Annabelle Ø Bare

Difference between visual merchandising of pantaloons South city mall 





This store has basically grid layout in 1st floor & freeform layout in 2nd floor. It manages the cold spot by providing the drinking water & sitting arrangement for relaxing tired customers. Small area

Camac Street 

It has a well combination of freeform & grid layout.



It manages the cold spot by opening coffee shop which is very unique.



Huge area.

Some other observations

ON

PANTALOONS Ø Pantaloons visual merchandising is creative, innovative and outstanding which can be seen from its own inhouse private brands such as John Miller. Ø All the merchandise are placed at both 360 degree and 180 degrees. Ø The new launched products are showed by prominent color back ground. Ø Window display are highly interactive for impulsive buyer. Ø Price range is above average.

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