I have provided other Flip Flop retailing posts, but the distinguishing factor here is sandals on Saddle-mount Wire J-hooks. From a distance the J-hook front is certainly not objectionable visually. And it provides excellent product retention, even though only a few of these facings are stocked to the utmost.
Compare this display to “Mass Merchandising Flip-Flops” where the fixturing is Saddle-mount Tubular Faceout. Overall there is virtually no difference in the look of the display. Meaning maybe some retailers could save money by investing in J-hooks, and get better product retention to boot?
For other Flip Flop fixtures in merchandising SEE…
“Customers Design Own Flip Flops”
“Prada Summer Dare-to-Wear“
“Flip Flops in a Fish Bowl“
“Flip Flops Flat Boxed”
“Flip Flopping Wicker Baskets”
“Cubist Bell Jar Sells Sandals”
“Flip Flops Climb a Ladder”
“Tubular Uprights for Flip Flops”
“End-of-Season Endless Basket for Flip Flops”
“Flip Flop Specific Multi-Hook”
“Sidewalk Bulk Bins for Flip Flops”For a selection of J-hook fixtures see…
“Flat Stock J-Hook Goes Storewide”
“Naked J-Hook on Corrugated”
“Best Hook for Hand or Foot”
“Under-shelf J-Hook Solution”
“Twin J-Hooked Tie-Downs”
“Boots Standing or Hanging on J-Hooks”
“Outlandish Stepped J-Hook”
“Bar-Mount J-Hooks for Underwear”
“J-Hook Anti-Theft Benefits”
“How to Display a Family of Products”
“Cookware on Apparel J-Hook”
“Cookware Hangs from Overhead J-Hook”
“Hook Includes Built-in Sock Stop”
“Mini Endcap J-Hook”
“J-Hooking Jeans“
“Saddle-Mount J-Hook Productstops Hats”
“J-Hooking Scarves on Slatwall“
“Flatback J-Hook for Grid”
“Socks, Slots, Slats and J-Hooks”
“Cookware on Metro J-Hooks”
“J-Hooking Sandals”
“Butt-Welded J-Hook for Grid.”
“Guarded J-Hook for Shelf Edge“SELECT “Shoe” from the Retail Cloud for a broader perspective if you are not picky about what footgear you fixture.