Make your shop easy to recognise and straightforward to explore. Technical Signs designs, manufactures and installs retail signage, from shopfront fascias and projecting signs to window graphics and signs inside the store.
Whether you are opening a shop, refreshing an existing frontage or coordinating a wider signage brief, we can discuss the building, brand artwork and practical installation requirements together. Explore the retail examples below, then tell us what your premises need.
Use shop fascia signs to identify the business from the front and projecting signs to help people approaching along the pavement. Consider the viewing distance, surrounding architecture and how the sign should look after dark.
Connect the frontage with the shopping experience through window graphics, branded surfaces and point-of-sale signage. Decide which messages are permanent and which need to change with products or promotions, while keeping the entrance and important information clear.
Coordinate colours, lettering, materials and lighting across the sign package. Share approved artwork and brand guidelines so the details can be considered together, rather than treating each sign as an isolated item.
Explore retail signage examples including Hobbs London, Crockett & Jones, Superdry and Vodafone. Browse the photographs for different approaches to shopfront identification and branding.
Start with your location, photographs of the frontage, approximate sizes and approved artwork. Tell us whether the project is a new opening, a refurbishment or part of a wider programme, and share any known landlord or site requirements.
We can then discuss the design direction, materials, illumination and fixing approach. Our project management and manufacturing services connect the agreed design with production and installation planning. Access, trading hours and the responsibilities for any required approvals should be agreed before work starts.
For existing signage, explain what you want to retain or replace. Photographs and a site assessment help establish which elements can form part of the new brief.
Share the current logo files, colour references and sign specifications. The team can review them against the proposed materials, construction and viewing conditions.
Include trading hours, access restrictions and the required completion date in the brief. Installation arrangements can then be discussed for the particular site.
Send the site address, photographs, approximate dimensions, artwork and a list of signs required. Include your target date and any known restrictions so the team can identify the next steps.
Send us your shopfront photographs and retail signage requirements to start a practical discussion about the right package for your premises.
