How would you display purses?

[Ohigasi]

Hello, I'm having my very first craft booth this December and am having some trouble figuring out the best way to display my purses. I was originally thinking of just having them sit in wire storage cubes, but, my Husband told me they might look better hanging. Anyone have any ideas?

[ElisaAlvarado]

I got a basic hat / coat rack to display mine. I'm doing a show weekend after next so we'll see how that works out. I've also used a standing gridwall with a long waterfall hook to hang them from.

[TigersandDragons]

Depends how many bags you have. I've seen them displayed in cubes, or nice crates, hanging on circular or long bar clothing racks. Shops that have a lot of bags usually do their entire booth as a grid wall, with the long angled hooks.

[CindyTSews]

This is how I display mine. https://www.etsy.com/shop/ChicagoCoutureBags/about?ref=shopinfo_about_leftnav

[Ohigasi]

Thank you for the suggestions, everyone.

[Former_Member]

If you plan on doing this for a long time, get ahold of a store fixtures place that might sell used fixtures. I'm sure you'll find some sort of a rack that will display your purses. Yes, they always look better if they're hanging, it's easier to visualize what it's going to look like. And hanging them on a rack or a purse hanger display unit would be the best way to go.

[Ohigasi]

Thank you for the advice, Emma. I'll look into fixtures.

[Former_Member]

Book Shelf.....with wide shelves and as big as you can carry yourself to the booth setup. Maybe even making it the focal point of your booth.

You could place river rock (or chunk river bed stones) inside zip-lock bags and place those inside the purse to keep them from falling over or being knock over by the wind.

This display would make your purse center focus, maybe even place the shelf in the very front of your booth to one side using it as a make-shift wall. As customers pass by, your purse are right in their face.

[Former_Member]

I love the wire storage cubes for displaying items. They are fairly inexpensive and break down easily for transportation and storage

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/9151mIDyNeL._SL1500_.jpg

[poisonpear]

I don't make very many, but I usually either use a coat rack as mentioned above, or hang them on hangers from hooks or on gridwall.