Choosing An Eyewear Display Case For Field Sales And Trade Shows

Start From The Frame Count You Actually Show

Buyers over-specify capacity and then carry a half-empty case for a season. Count the frames you genuinely put in front of a customer in one meeting. Our range covers 16, 18, 32, 60 and 80 positions, and the gap between 32 and 60 is where most decisions sit.

See ITEM# 5074 32-Piece Sunglasses Display Suitcase

One Flat Layer Or Stacked Trays

A single-layer suitcase shows everything the moment the lid opens, which suits a fast buyer meeting. Stacked trays roughly double the capacity in the same footprint but the buyer sees the range in sequence. Choose the layer for impact and the trays for volume.

See ITEM# 5069 Foldable 80-Piece Eyewear Display Case

Baggage Limits Decide More Than You Expect

ITEM# 5047 folds to 34 x 30 x 9.5 cm and travels as hand luggage. The 60 and 80 frame cases are checked baggage once loaded. If your team flies weekly, that difference costs more over a year than the case does.

See ITEM# 5047 16-Slot Foldable Eyewear Display Case with Mirror

Locks Matter More At Shows Than On Calls

A booth is empty at lunch. ITEM# 5074 has two metal locks and ITEM# 5070 has a combination lock, which avoids the key that inevitably goes missing on a tour. The same fittings can be applied to other bodies on a custom run.

See ITEM# 5070 Foldable 60-Piece Eyewear Display Case

The Mirror Question

If your sales conversation involves the buyer trying a frame, a lid-mounted mirror removes a separate item from the kit and an awkward pause from the meeting. ITEM# 5047 has one fitted as standard.

See ITEM# 5047 16-Slot Foldable Eyewear Display Case with Mirror

Lining Colour Is A Presentation Decision

White tray linings raise contrast on dark acetate and thin metal frames, which is why they are standard across the range. Where a brand needs a darker interior we match the lining to the brand and accept the contrast trade-off knowingly.

See ITEM# 5066 Foldable 18-Slot Eyewear Display Case