Begin with the garments and the customer
Compare how each body shape and stance supports your actual range. Tailoring, casualwear and activewear make different demands on the silhouette, arm positions and sense of movement.
DEC’s female collection includes contemporary standing poses, active forms, different body proportions, sitting mannequins and floating displays. Use the angle views and product details to narrow the selection for the merchandise.
Make finish and support part of the same decision
Check the finish against your store lighting, fixtures and key garment colours. A consistent colour across a group can hold the display together, while a distinctive finish can become part of the brand’s visual identity.
Review the support arrangement on the individual product page. Standing styles can offer base choices, while sitting or floating forms have their own display requirements. The product information explains the applicable options.
Plan for one store or a wider rollout
Current selling prices and buying links are visible in the catalogue. For a larger project, use the volume pricing enquiry and include the poses, quantities, store count and timing.
If consistent condition across stores is part of the requirement, ask about SCM care alongside the product selection. A strong display standard depends on the ongoing handling and support as well as the initial purchase.
Original DEC campaign
This web edition brings DEC’s email advice together with useful product links. The original emails remain in the archive; dated promotions reflect the offer at the time.