SPORTSWEAR & APPAREL RETAIL
One store. Different ways to display.
Hanging apparel, folded collections, shoes and accessories need different supports. Coordinate the display families and finishes while keeping each merchandise zone practical to shop and replenish.
Match the support to the merchandise.
Full collection
Island displays
Double-Sided Garment Island
Center-floor garment presentation with a dedicated hanging structure.
1300 x 620 x 1300 mm
Island displays
Slatwall Accessory Island
Mixed display using the slatwall family's shelves, hooks and shoe holders.
1200 x 520 x 1350 mm
Island displays
Double-Sided Shoe Island
A footwear-specific island; garment accessories are not assumed compatible.
1100 x 500 x 1600 mm
Catalog configuration previews. Merchandise is illustrative; the agreed quotation defines the supplied fixture and accessories.
SIZE COMPARISON
Know the footprint.
Width x depth x height. Millimeters are the source dimensions; inches are rounded for reference. These are not packing dimensions.
| Fixture / SKU | W x D x H (mm) | Approx. W x D x H (in) |
|---|---|---|
| FY-W010Mesh Wall Bay · 1200 | 1200 x 390 x 2400 | 47.2 x 15.4 x 94.5 |
| FY-I003Double-Sided Garment Island | 1300 x 620 x 1300 | 51.2 x 24.4 x 51.2 |
| FY-I004Slatwall Accessory Island | 1200 x 520 x 1350 | 47.2 x 20.5 x 53.1 |
| FY-I009Double-Sided Shoe Island | 1100 x 500 x 1600 | 43.3 x 19.7 x 63.0 |
Decisions before the sample.
Garment drop and folded stacks
Share representative long and short garments. Check rail height, clearance over shelves or cabinets and the depth of folded stacks before approving the accessory arrangement.
Accessories that actually fit
Select hooks, faceouts, ball cradles or shoe supports from the compatible fixture family. Similar-looking slots and rails are not proof that accessories can be exchanged between systems.
Brand coordination without losing function
Confirm the visible metal and wood finishes, graphics, header positions and display density. Keep signage dimensions and any electrical requirements in the project brief rather than inferring them from a reference photograph.
OVERSEAS PROJECTS
Plan receiving as well as display.
For a US destination, include the city and ZIP code, delivery access and whether the receiving team can assemble fixtures. The quote should distinguish fixture price, packing and the agreed freight scope.
- Confirm welded versus knock-down construction for the selected unit.
- Agree surface protection, part labels, hardware packs and assembly references.
- Request packed dimensions and weight after the structure is confirmed.
- Have your local project team review site fixing and any electrical requirements.
Freight, duties, local compliance and on-site installation are not automatically included. Confirm the responsibilities in writing for your order.
Export packing checklistBuyer questions.
Can apparel and footwear share the same fixture family?+
Some mixed-merchandise bays support both through compatible accessories. Review the product's arrangement options and keep shoe-only supports separate where required.
Can the displays carry our brand identity?+
Share your approved graphics and finish references. The team reviews header panels, logo placement and visible materials with the structure; artwork and any third-party branding require your authorization.
Can I start with selected units instead of a complete store?+
Yes. Send the relevant catalog codes or custom references, quantities and destination. The brief can cover individual fixtures or a coordinated store package.
CONTINUE YOUR PROJECT
From comparison to a clear brief.
Share a SKU or reference, quantity, required changes and destination. Drawings are useful, but a product reference is enough to start the conversation.