If you need earmuffs for the cold weather anyway, why not a pair with built-in speakers? Maybe Surround Sound, do you think? But the marketing challenge is how to display and sell the combination: earmuffs with sound capability. As you can see above, from shelf-edge perspective the item slooks good, but does not tell much of it’s story. CLICK the thumbnail for alternate view of the overall point-of-purchase effort. How would you visually enhance the attraction and the pitch?
Compare to…
“Selling Surround-Sound Earmuffs” (This Post)
“Bolt-down Headphone Stand”
“Headphone Head Form in Wood”For earmuff merchandising and fixtures see…
“Selling Surround-Sound Earmuffs” (This Post)
“Earmuffs Under Glass”
“How Fendi Does Mink Earmuffs”
“Selling Earmuffs on a Cold Day”
“Winter Earmuffs on a Summer Day”
“Ugg Earmuff Armada”For a visual Pinterest Board summary see…
“Earmuff Fixtures and Visual Merchandising“For all Headphone Merchandising and Fixtures resources…
“Headphones Tag” for a scrollable list of discussions.
“Headphone Fixtures and Merchandising Pinterest Board“ summary.
“Headphones Index Page” for all resources and links.For all related Winter merchandising see…
“Selling Surround-Sound Earmuffs” (This Post)
“Winter Gloves Overflow”
“How Fendi Does Mink Earmuffs”
“Selling Earmuffs on a Cold Day”
“Winter Earmuffs on a Summer Day”
“Ugg Earmuff Armada”
“Earmuffs Under Glass“
“Selling Bikinis In The Snow”
“Corrugated Headform Cut-Out”
“Animal Cap Show-and-Tell“
“Winter Cap Gets the Finger”
“Outlandish Winter Cap Hookery“