Short answer: Fluorescent price labels make sales, markdowns and clearance items pop off the shelf. Many stores give each color a meaning, like one for sale, one for clearance and one for last chance, so staff and shoppers can read the shelf at a glance.
Why color works
A bright label is easy to spot from down the aisle, and it signals a deal before anyone reads the number.
Build a simple color system
- White for regular prices.
- One bright color for sales.
- Another for clearance.
- Keep it the same in every department.
Match the gun
Colored labels still have to match the gun brand, model and line count. We make price labels for Xmark, XL Pro, Garvey, Contact, Towa, Sato, Monarch and Meto.
Looking for price marking labels? See the product line or call 866-728-1525.