Winter clothing is relatively heavy and complex, with a strong sense of layering. Therefore, in display, more attention can be paid to the combination of color, fabric, and style, while reducing fancy techniques.

PP points such as Nakajima can use product and accessory combinations to enrich the visual experience. In addition, due to the abundance of winter outerwear products, it is recommended to focus on increasing the display on the front end to achieve better display effects.

In winter, clothing can be displayed by adding a coat on the outside of the suit and lining it with a fur vest to increase the warmth and layering of the suit. This can also provide customers with suggestions for matching and instill dressing concepts. The combination of warm colors in the same color scheme creates a warm winter atmosphere for the entire group of models.

There are not many elements in winter, but the most prominent one is snowflakes; In addition, we can promote clothing with thermal insulation functions, which can be expanded to include enlarged feathers and other elements that can give people a warm feeling.

In winter, the most common thing that comes to mind is romantic snowflakes. The north is even more icy and snowy. Therefore, one of the most important colors in winter is the white color of snowflakes. However, due to the cold climate, warm tones are often used in combination.

Due to the fact that winter goods are mostly dark in color and have low saturation, attention should be paid to avoiding dullness when displaying them. You can add some high brightness colors such as red, orange, and yellow for adjustment.