Many people are confused when choosing mannequin props. In fact, if these small parts are not chosen well, the display effect will be greatly affected. Take the male mannequin arm, male mannequin hands, and female mannequin hands as examples. They seem ordinary, but there is a lot to learn about them.
Let's start with the male mannequin arm. You can't do without it when displaying men's clothing. When you put on a shirt or a suit, whether the arm looks good or not makes a huge difference in the display effect. I once saw a clothing store where the proportion of the male mannequin's arm was not right. The sleeves were all wrinkled when the clothes were put on, and the clothes looked of poor quality. When choosing, you should measure the proportion with a ruler. It should be more or less the same as that of a normal adult male's arm. You also need to take a close look at the muscle lines. If they are too exaggerated, it looks like the mannequin has overdone the fitness. If they are too blurry, there is no texture. A friend of mine opened a store, and just because he didn't choose the right muscle lines for the arm, customers kept murmuring that the clothes didn't look good when worn. The material is also important. The FRP material is sturdy. You can drop it and it won't be damaged easily. It's light and easy to move around. Some stores use poor-quality materials. After moving them a few times, the paint peels off and they crack, and then they have to spend money to replace them.
Next, let's talk about the male mannequin hands. They are crucial for displaying men's accessories. I've seen cases where the hand posture for displaying a watch was wrong, and the dial was all crooked, so customers couldn't see the details clearly at all. The bending angle of the fingers needs to be just right, as if the mannequin is really raising its hand to check the time while wearing the watch. Don't be careless about the skin color either. There was a jewelry store before where the skin color of the hand was several shades darker than that of the body, and it looked really out of place. You have to pay attention to the details even more. The shape of the nails should be neat, and the texture should be clear. Once in a shopping mall, from a distance, I was attracted by the male mannequin's hands in a store. The nails were neatly trimmed and the texture was realistic. As soon as the watch was put on, it immediately looked high-end.
Finally, let's talk about the female mannequin hands. When displaying women's items, being delicate and graceful is the key. If the fingers are not slender enough, when you put on a ring, the ring will seem to be of poor quality. In a shopping mall near my home, there was a female mannequin whose hand joints were too prominent, and it looked really ugly when displaying a bracelet. When choosing, compare several stores. See which store has slender and natural-looking fingers. The skin texture is also important. If the hands are rough and used to display cosmetics, no one will have the desire to buy them. The hand gestures should also be diverse. I was in a beauty store before, and the female mannequin's hands were gracefully holding a lipstick. Many girls came over to take photos, and they bought the same lipstick by the way.