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Trunk Show in a Box

With an assist from Design Parliament, salon owners can offer their clients some truly unique retail products with little financial risk on their part.

by Staff
October 5, 2015
Trunk Show in a Box

 

1 min to read


With an assist from Design Parliament, salon owners can offer their clients some truly unique retail products with little financial risk on their part. Salons and spas can tempt retail shoppers by hosting a pop-up consignment trunk show featuring accessories from premium luxury brands. The trunk features a curated collection of handmade products from around the world showcasing hair accessories, jewelry, scarves, and handbags ready for sale.

The setup is seamless with easy-to-follow instructions and labeled packaging. To create the full customer experience, the trunk includes display fixtures and signage, brand and product information, as well as product packaging such as jewelry and scarf boxes. Shows can be scheduled for up to three days. There are no fees or minimum order requirements. Salons only pay for items they sell during the trunk show, and shipping labels and inventory sheets are included.

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For more information, go to www.designparliament.com.

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