Teach Soap

We've had a lot of threads lately about how to set up our booths at the markets this summer, but speaking specifically about displaying prices, I'm still undecided. Currently trying to choose between 1) using colored dot labels and having signs with color = price, or 2) having a little card next to each type of soap with its name and price. I'm concerned that big colored dots (3/4") will throw off the look of the soap, but the cards make too much clutter. Or I might use little circular labels and attach a price to each soap, which would look nice but be more labor-intensive and less cost-effective. What d'you guys think?

I mean, apart from "You're way over-thinking this"

Could you organize your soap by price? Price A in one section; Price B in another? That way you could just have the price listed next to each section (or row, basket, whatever)

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Linda
I know the voices in my head aren't real, but they sure have some great ideas!

For my displays I do both. I have a price on every product ( i put my price on the edge of my soap so it does not take away from the look) and I have signs with product price. I have grouped similar items/prices together. I also have my tables with different levels as well.
I find that I fine tune my displays during a show as well, depending on what is moving and what is not

Good luck, and have fun with it.

I just have one big picture frame with a price list in it, in the middle of the table. So then it's easily to change prices or add new items and I don't have any extra stuff cluttering the table. I think everyone finds what works best for them, because we don't all like the same thing =)

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