You know that consumerism has reached new heights when merchandising of Pumice Stone and Buffers for nail care is so extensive as to require color coding of grit. I wonder if Rome had reached this level of extravagance before the Fall? And if post-apocalyptic generations will be able to decode the meaning of the colors. At least for now the colors allow retail staff to easily organize the offerings. If you have the color code memorized as consumer, obviously nails are your life. CLICK the thumbnail for a closer look at labeling for what must be the 240 grit offering.
Compare directly to…
“Color-Coded Product and Point-of-Purchase“For general Color Coded Retail by Title…
“Color-Coded Pumice Stone”
“Hook Array Color-Coded”
“Help Sizing a Simple Fastener“
“Ball Chain Tethers Cosmetics”
“Color-Coded Prices at Shelf Edge”
“Color Coordinated Hooks and Signs”
“Decorative Scan Hook Pricing“
“Color-Coded Pricing Signholder“
“Color-coded Savings.”
“Color-Coded Product and Point-of-Purchase“
“Color-Coded Back Tags“
“Odd Label Holder Violates Silhouette“
“Glass Shelf Overlay Offers Color-Coded Sign”
“Niche Marketing Pet Umbrellas“
“In-Store Produce Calendar and Handling Chart”
“Shopping By Single-Color Numbers“For Color Coded eyewear by Title…
“Color-Coded Eye Chart for Retail“
“Near-sighted not Color Blind”
“Color-Coding Diopter Strength”
“Color Code on Butterfly Hook“
“Foster Grants Color-Coded“
“Color-Coding Without Color Legend“
“Plastic Uniweb Butterfly Hook Display”Moving afield from color as a code see…
“Bath Ensembles Decoded“For all Color Codes in Retail resources see…
“Color Coded Retail Tag” for a scrolling list of discussions.
“Color-Coded Retail Pinterest“ for a visual summary.
“Color Coded Retail Index Page” for all resources and links
