Match the strengths to display types: 1 Folded, 2 Face-outs, 3 Sleeve-Out.

• A. 1: Showing color variations; 2: Showing patterns and designs; 3: Showing color variations
• B. 1: Showing color variations; 2: Showing color variations and creating volume; 3: Showing patterns and designs
• C. 1: Showing color variations, 2: Showing color variations and creating volume, 3: Showing patterns and designs
• D. 1: Showing color variations and creating volume; 2: Showing patterns and designs; 3: Showing color variations

Answer: (D)

In retail display, each mounting method emphasizes different visual cues. Folded displays layer fabric and present several colorways at once, which makes the range of colors visible and adds perceived volume on a shelf. Face-outs hang the garment with its front visible, so patterns and designs—prints and graphics—are clearly readable. Sleeve-out presents the garment with the sleeves extended, allowing the color of the sleeves to accompany the body and making color variations across the line more apparent. So the strengths align as folded with color variations and volume, face-outs with patterns and designs, and sleeve-out with color variations.