In Store Displays.

[Marty M.]

Here's a few pictures of the in store displays. I hope that you enjoy.
Marty Mathis

 

[AlanC]

Very sharp. I can tell you had a lot of fun with it. I keep sensing a fishing theme for some reason...

I like the clock on the wall in picture 6.

It's good to have you back posting.

 

[Vintage Betty]

Very nice!

Which store is this and who is the Visual Merchandiser who gets the credit?

Vintage Betty

 

[Matt Deckard]

That's it... we need to schedule a meet at your store!

 

[Feraud]

Great displays as usual Marty M.
I especially like this photo-

 

[MK]

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You are making me drool.

 

[scotrace]

That's it... we need to schedule a meet at your store!

Yes! Perfect.

No modern haberdasher Gets It like Marty!

 

[DOUGLAS]

Well done Marty. Very alluring and warm.:eusa_clap :eusa_clap :eusa_clap

 

[Nick Charles]

Damn Marty do you keep your props in a warehouse or is your store room that big. BRAVO

 

[SinatraStyle]

Marty,

It makes my day when you post pictures of your displays. I wish there was a store like your's in my area.

Thank you!

 

[Dagwood]

Marty -

Glad to see you posting again. Great display as always!! See you got the new A-E shoes and, apparently, have taken sides in the Astaire/Grant debate.

Well done!

 

[Easy Money]

This is why I'm here. everyday a new chapter in what real style is.

Thank you Marty

 

[Marty M.]

Thanks much.

Very nice!

Which store is this and who is the Visual Merchandiser who gets the credit?

Vintage Betty

Actually Vintage Betty it's a small men's haberdashery in Minneapolis. Nice spot but I'm afraid that the proprietor is a little Dim Witted. I do have a display pal that I've known for ever. We collaborate on the displays. I really enjoy doing the displays. Although, if you look behind the pool table, you'll see the end result of running out of time, patience and good ideas for a display (The shirted form coming out of the basket. :eusa_doh: )

Matt, I'm ready for that meeting. Maybe not in February. Nick Charles you can never have to many props. The problem I have are the large props (i.e. bar, Christmas Trees, doors, window frames.......) My landlord has been generous with storage space so far.
Thanks again everybody for the nice comments.
Marty Mathis

 

[Fletch]

This one seems to defy gravity...as if a geyser of product has erupted from a chink in the lush carpeted floor.

I'm almost afraid of it. I'd probably knock part of it down as I brushed by, or get straight pins embedded in my elbow. Or something.

 

[Marty M.]

It's the little thins that make the man.

I hope you don't mind a few more pic's. It's the little things that make the man. Enjoy.
Marty

(Shameless Plug, sorry)

 

[Tomasso]

Reminds me of a Paul Stuart display, which IMO is a good thing.

 

[Marty M.]

I'm cool with that.

That is high praise indeed. Thanks Tomasso. I'm planning and ordering the clothes for our fall window display. I'm thinking about a Sherlock Holmes theme. I just received a shipment of "Deerstalkers Caps" from Locke and Co. I've got the walking sticks, umbrellas and clothes being made. Now it's time to find all the little touches that'll make it seem like 221B Baker St.
Marty

 

[AlanC]

I just received a shipment of "Deerstalkers Caps" from Locke and Co.

:essen:

 

[Marty M.]

Welcome Wagon.

This is why I'm here. everyday a new chapter in what real style is.

Thank you Marty

You're welcome Easy Money. Thank you and welcome to the Lounge.
Marty

 

[carter]

I WANT that three-piece! Who's line is that? There just aren't that many nice three-piece suits available these days.
This would look swell with my new AE Spectators!