- Drive curiosity
- Keep people engaged
- Create a fun shopping experience
- Turn browsers into customers
- Increase the chances of repeat customers
20 Bag Display Ideas
1. Open shelves
For bag shop displays, sleek open shelving is always a good bet. These give you the chance to showcase multiple bags, perhaps from a specific collection, so they’re open for everyone to see.
Open shelving can be very eye-catching when done right. Consider adding spotlight LEDs to drive more attention and add a high-end touch.
2. Single display stands
If you have a hero product you’d like to show off, using a single display stand will help draw focus. Modern and simple bag displays like this create an air of exclusivity around the product. In this example, KSF created a rucksack stand for Osprey’s outdoor hiking backpacks. With an adjustable height pole and a steel sheet base, it can accommodate any size bag.
3. POP bag displays
POP displays are ideal when you’re promoting a specific brand of bag, or if you want to upsell customers with special offers. These can include either straight arms or shelves, giving you options on how to display your product.
This example shows a metal POP display made for Regatta. Made from mild steel and MDF, it has an industrial feel that makes it well-suited for Regatta’s outdoor range of backpacks.
4. Flexible bag display for multiple products
If you want to cross-sell a range of similar products to customers, choose a flexible stand that will allow you to display multiple bags together. KSF created this display for Regatta so that they could promote their outdoor range. The metal grid backing allows for flexible shelving and hanging options, while the branded design gives a professional look that matches the aesthetic of the shop.
5. Bag display tables
Display tables are a creative way to present bags that could be bought together or a line of bags from the same brand. From one large tabletop to several smaller tables of different shapes, the options here are limitless.
6. Bespoke retail bag display
Another way to highlight a hero product, like a designer handbag, is to commission bespoke shop fittings. In this example, KSF integrated a bag stand within rows of darker colour shelves. This draws attention straight to the product and creates an element of intrigue.
7. In-wardrobe displays
Creating a unique display that shows how a specific bag looks in, say, a wardrobe makes it easier for customers to visualise how it would look in their home, or imagine how it would complement their lifestyle. This drives intrigue and temptation.
8. Illuminated bag displays
Using lights in your bag display is a surefire way to attract attention and increase customer engagement. When used strategically, retail LED lighting can even guide the customer to particular sections of your store where you want to maximise conversions.9. Mirror displays
No matter how you decide to set up your bag showroom, make sure to include a mirror. Mirror bag displays show the product from every angle and allow the customer to see how they look with the bag.10. Wall feature
Installing a dynamic wall feature does more than just highlight your merchandise. With the option to integrate different-sized shelves and cubby holes, it’s a functional way to present a range of bags in varying shapes and sizes. Retail wall display systems also maximise the floor space in your retail shop and minimise visual clutter.
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11. Gondola for bag displays
Gondola displays allow you to incorporate multiple types of products alongside your bags, from belts to clothes to shoes. This is a great way to cross-sell items that complement each other.
For example, in this display, your wallets, bags and belts can all easily be part of the same ensemble, making the customer more likely to make an additional purchase.
12. Mannequins
Including mannequins in your bag display is another way to help the customer visualise what the bag would look like when worn. This is especially important if there isn’t a mirror in the immediate area.
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13. Multi-tiered tabletop
Similar to a gondola, using a display table with multiple levels allows you to show off more merchandise in a neat, attractive way. This type of bag display is perfect when upselling handbags that come with matching purses, for example, or a specific brand collection.
14. Hanging wall bag display
When displaying multiple versions of the same bag, an affordable option is to install hanging arms into a section of a wall. To avoid visual clutter, do this with bags that are of similar sizes and shapes. A hanging wall is also more likely to encourage customers to interact with the product.
15. Display towers
Another way to hang bags is on a tower display. These usually feature in the centre of the retail shop, making them eye-catching. As you can see in this example, tower displays can feature slats that allow you to hang merchandise flexibly.16. 360° shelving
Display shelves don’t have to be affixed to the walls. To give your retail shop that wow factor that keeps customers engaged, consider installing shelves around a pillar or tower unit. This is more likely to encourage interaction and get customers closer to that point of sale.17. Floating shelves
Another shelving option for bag displays is floating shelves. These are true statement pieces and perfect for displaying a brand collection, or for sprucing up some empty wall space.
Floating shelves aren’t as intrusive as display cabinets, making your retail shop feel airier and less cluttered. They also free up floor space, allowing customers to move around comfortably and have a more enjoyable shopping experience.
18. Bag display cabinets
If your retail shop has the space for a purpose-built display cabinet, it’s a great way to imbue the shop with a high-end, luxurious atmosphere. Go one step further and enhance these displays with shelf spotlights and backing mirrors.
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19. Vitrines
Vitrines as bag displays are suited for showcasing valuable merchandise, usually smaller purses or clutch bags. In this example of Mulberry’s luxury store in Paris, the glass display case features a soft light, and subtly draws attention to the items inside.20. Creating a scene
The last bag display idea we have for you is to set up a scene that reflects the bag’s usage. For example, in this beachy set-up, the use of props like bodyboards, wooden furniture and plants puts the customer in a state of mind where they would be using the product. Manipulating your retail displays to mimic your target consumer’s lifestyles will help them form a connection with your merchandise and get them to the checkouts.
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Enhance Your Bag Displays With KSF Global
KSF Global is a leading store fixtures manufacturer and point of sale display manufacturer, with extensive expertise in creating and designing a diverse range of POS and POP display solutions. With our wealth of experience, we excel in crafting high-quality products that showcase your merchandise effectively. To find out how we can help you make a roaring success of your next product launch through effective POS marketing techniques, get in touch today.
