The sign over the door, and the glass below it
The primary storefront sign is usually dimensional letters (acrylic, PVC, or metal, painted or faced), a panel sign, or a projecting blade sign for sidewalk traffic — often lit (see the illuminated signs guide), always scaled to be read from the street, not the sidewalk. The shop designs to your landlord’s sign criteria and your city’s rules, so the proof you approve is a sign that can actually go up.
Then the glass goes to work: cut-vinyl lettering for hours and services, full-color window prints for promotions, perforated one-way film that advertises outside while you still see out, and frosted film for privacy with a designed look. Window work is the fastest, most changeable signage you own — openings, seasons, and sales all get their moment.
- Good forRetail, restaurants & cafés, salons, clinics, gyms, offices — any business with a front door
- SignsDimensional letters / panel signs / blade signs / channel letters
- WindowsCut vinyl / full prints / perforated one-way / frosted privacy / hours & door lettering
- LandlordDesign follows your center’s sign criteria
