football: the billion-dollar business - Umdasch - Shop Concept
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items in <strong>the</strong> range. <strong>the</strong> imagination knows no limits when it<br />
comes to dreaming up knick-knacks which add to <strong>the</strong> sense<br />
of team identity, but all <strong>the</strong> same it seems advisable not to lose<br />
sight of <strong>the</strong> principle “less is more”. In any case, being quick off<br />
<strong>the</strong> mark is definitely a sales advantage. At <strong>the</strong> next home game<br />
after <strong>the</strong> remarkable 7:0 away victory against Red Bull salzburg,<br />
Austrian record holder Rapid Wien offered “7:0 sports shirts” for<br />
sale. <strong>the</strong>y were, of course, tremendously popular. <strong>the</strong> Dutch<br />
team’s high-energy start in <strong>the</strong> european championships 2008,<br />
by contrast, led to a temporary shortage of orange sports shirts<br />
Emotionalisierung des<br />
Warenbildes – Zielgruppenbezug.<br />
The emotionalisation<br />
of <strong>the</strong> product presentation<br />
– target-group relevance.<br />
Ein Thema farblich<br />
sauber sortiert.<br />
One subject, neatly<br />
arranged by colour.<br />
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Das Warenbild hat<br />
einen (imaginären)<br />
„Rahmen“.<br />
The product<br />
presentation has an<br />
(imaginary) “frame”.<br />
until <strong>the</strong> oranjes’ spell was broken by <strong>the</strong> Russians.<br />
consistent branding is called for<br />
consistent branding (in o<strong>the</strong>r words clear brand display) is called<br />
for when it comes to fan-shop design. <strong>the</strong> club’s colours provide<br />
an excellent starting point and will usually dominate <strong>the</strong> overall<br />
appearance. <strong>the</strong> classic rules of visual merchandising will serve<br />
well when it comes to product display. so, for example:<br />
- Arena principle (product presentation rising upwards from<br />
<strong>the</strong> front to <strong>the</strong> shelves).<br />
- <strong>the</strong> third shelf level should be used for emotional messages<br />
(e.g. team photos, photos of stars or game scenes).<br />
- on <strong>the</strong> second level, show products (for example uniforms/<br />
vests) should be displayed from <strong>the</strong> front.<br />
- products which encourage customers to buy should only be<br />
positioned below this and in <strong>the</strong> central area (sorted by colour<br />
and within each colour by size).<br />
- Remember <strong>the</strong> LIm principle.<br />
Akzentuierung der<br />
Wandabwicklung durch die helle<br />
indirekte Beleuchtung.<br />
Accentuation of <strong>the</strong> wall display<br />
by means of bright indirect<br />
lighting.<br />
sHoP ConCePt toPIC<br />
Fan shops<br />
<strong>Umdasch</strong> <strong>Shop</strong>-concept as a fan shop professional<br />
umdasch shop-concept has recently been involved as shopfitter<br />
in <strong>the</strong> realisation of numerous fan shops in europe. Among<br />
<strong>the</strong> shops are stores for famous names like celtic Glagow, manchester<br />
united, Aston Villa, Rosenborg trondheim, hamburger<br />
sV and LAsK Linz. <strong>the</strong> size of <strong>the</strong> shops varies. <strong>the</strong>y range<br />
from <strong>the</strong> LAsK corner at 60 m² to <strong>the</strong> already legendary 1,500<br />
m² store at <strong>the</strong> manchester united old trafford stadium. <strong>the</strong><br />
nike fan shop of celtic Glasgow in particular is already regarded<br />
Ware in der oberen Ebene<br />
frontal zeigen ...<br />
Show <strong>the</strong> goods from <strong>the</strong><br />
front in <strong>the</strong> upper level ...<br />
... darunter<br />
„Ärmelpräsentation“<br />
sortiert<br />
nach Farben und<br />
Größen.<br />
... below which,<br />
“sleeve presentation“<br />
is arranged<br />
by colour<br />
and size.<br />
Niedrige Mittelraummöblierung:<br />
freier Blick auf die<br />
Wand (nach dem<br />
Arena-Prinzip).<br />
Low furniture<br />
units in <strong>the</strong> central<br />
sales area: unobstructed<br />
view of<br />
<strong>the</strong> wall (<strong>the</strong> “arena<br />
principle”).<br />
as a classic because of <strong>the</strong> eye-catching use of <strong>the</strong> club colours<br />
green and white. During home games <strong>the</strong> shop attracts no fewer<br />
than 8,000 visitors per hour.<br />
umdasch was able to take advantage of its home advantage<br />
when fitting out <strong>the</strong> fan shop of <strong>the</strong> long-established club LAsK<br />
in <strong>the</strong> Linzer passage in Linz city centre. <strong>the</strong> concept was<br />
designed by shopconsult by umdasch, and <strong>the</strong> shopfitting was<br />
supplied by umdasch shop-concept. After a long period in <strong>the</strong><br />
doldrums, in 2007 <strong>the</strong> top club in Linz managed to climb back<br />
up into Austria’s top league. <strong>the</strong>y caused quite a stir <strong>the</strong>re during<br />
<strong>the</strong> 2007/2008 season. <strong>the</strong> vast interest of fans and spectators<br />
also affected <strong>the</strong> sales figures in <strong>the</strong> fan shop. <strong>the</strong> topselling<br />
items in <strong>the</strong> range of goods on sale are <strong>the</strong> centennial<br />
commemorative book and especially <strong>the</strong> uniforms, which <strong>the</strong><br />
fans can have personalised with <strong>the</strong>ir own names.<br />
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