If instructions are unavailable, which items should be prioritized when choosing items for display?

• A. Campaign items, products featured in flyers, new garments, and items with new patterns/colors
• B. The items with the lowest price
• C. Items with existing patterns only
• D. Items that are closest to deadline

Answer: (A)

When you don’t have specific instructions, you want the display to reflect what’s actively being promoted and what’s new to capture customer interest. Prioritize items that are part of a campaign, products shown in flyers, newly arrived garments, and items with new patterns or colors. These elements are the most visible and timely signals to shoppers, helping the display tell the brand’s current story and encouraging engagement and purchases.

Other options miss some of that momentum: the lowest-price items don't necessarily align with ongoing promotions or introduce freshness; items with only existing patterns lack newness; and items near a deadline may create urgency but don’t support the ongoing promotional narrative.