Synergy Marketing, Inc. is a nascent company, with the intention of marketing two simple and unique products that are trademarked, and for one of which, a provisional patent was filed.
Our product brands are:
Pantyhose Run-Stop®
Fabrix Fray-Fixer™
Both products are derived from the same proprietary aqueous polyacrylate composition, which is a fixative as opposed to glue or adhesive formula, with the ability to permeate any textile, or even leather, and dry transparently-- thereby permanently securing the threads or fibers invisibly and impervious to washing out, without leaving the telltale and noticeable glob of adhesives or glue.
The selling feature of the two products aside from the utilitarian nature of the ability to repair different textiles and materials, are adaptation of lip-gloss tubes or mascara tubes as convenient dispenser-applicator containers. They are compact and easily carried along with a woman's makeup items immediately available for when minor repairs of loose threads in hems, stitching, or small tears or holes in knitted materials including pantyhose and tights, is needed on the spot to rescue the articles from further unraveling.
These two items are difficult to classify, however a strong case could be easily made for them being notions.
While they might fit into the sewing notions section, they differ from the most known adhesives under the Allene's products line, and several other lines including Beacon adhesives and glues, which are all alternatives for "fusing textile material" together rather than sewing. The comparison of a transparent fixative to glues or adhesives... would be analogous to comparing a hand-saw to a razor utility knife.
Our unique composition, will not join seams or hold fabric together, however if the stitching holding the seam or the hem is compromised and beginning to unravel, Fabrix Fray-Fixer will secure and bond or "weld" the threads or fibers to each other-- and prevent any further unraveling. It works superbly on fraying materials-- textiles, knits, and leather stitching in purses & handbags, shoes, belts, etc.
The other specialty product, Pantyhose Run-Stop-- does exactly that-- if applied immediately, it stops runs progressing from a small snag, catch, or a small hole. And it does so transparently and virtually unnoticeably in a sheer nylon textile that is meant to provide a translucent and flawless appearance to a woman's legs., in which a glob of glue would absolutely be offensively noticeable.
We have prepared an extensive dissertations on the topic of the pantyhose, tights, and nylons (stockings) industry and market, and it has unquestionably evolved and morphed, along the changes in textile and knitting technology, as well as the cultural and generational traits, influences and demographics. Hosiery sales have either moved online, or to specialty stores. such as Wolford.
The United States has become a more casual- athleisure-dressed society ober the past several decades , but sales of dresses, pumps, evening shoes, are still brisk, and will generally populate the windows of the displays in higher-end women's stores.
An impulse item or "must-have" in a retail merchandising environment has some of the following attributes:
Discussion
Optimal product placement to maximumize sales volume potential:
What these products are not
Is there a demonstrated need for these products ?
ABSOLUTELY
Synergy has developed a product that consists of two novel and unique components: an aqueous fixative that is thin, and will immediately permeate any textile like water.
It evaporates quickly, depositing a thin polymer composition on the woven/knitted textile, that bonds or welds he threads together. It is transparent, waterproof, and extremely strong preventing any further unraveling or desconstruction of the stitching. The same polyacrylate fixative can be used for any fine textile knits, whether it be pantyhose, tights, fine knit tops... even men's dress shirts collars that tend to wear and fray around the necks from constant rubbing on their necks. .
Such a product to mend textiles would normally be considered a notion, and reside in a sewing section, however these products are meant to carry as triage when needed. This product can even "glue" or stick two pieces of paper together.
The second part of the product's usefulness and uniqueness is the packaging and container/dispenser-- the novel adaptation of a common lip-gloss or mascara tube for the convenience and its nominal compact size to be conveniently carried in a purse available for the moments when needed... just like a Band-Aid or tampon.
This secures a hanging thread... rather than pulling on it, or can stop a run in ones pantyhose when snagged.
This presentation provides supporting logic to the applicability-- of our products as being an immediate impulse purchase by point-of-purchase consumers receptive to, and actively shopping for low-cost products the perception of it's current or future usefulness and value.
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Any woman who has experienced wearing stockings or pantyhose knows and understands all too well that the short life-expectancy of such articles, and as well, the patently undesirable and unacceptable traditional home-remedy of using clear nail-polish as an ad-hoc on the spot solution to prevent the further runs and deconstruction of their pantyhose or tights- once snagged.
The percentage of women who have , do, or will wear pantyhose for weddings, events, professionally, or just for fun? Maybe a conservative guesstimate of 20% to 30% of fashionable women. Although the hosiery sections in chain drug stores may be disappearing altogether, this reflects not only of the evolution of Internet buying, but the plethora of upscale brands styles, colors, pattern, sizes, densities (sheer, semi-sheer, opaque, light support, compression), or with reinforced toes, sandalfoot or toeless, and a myriad of other variations-- lending towards the impossibility of retail merchants (other than Danskin, or Wolford outlets) to be able to stock all the variations.
Also, the designer brands now sell anywhere for $20 to $50, so an inexpensive product to protect or rescue a woman's investment, would be perceived as a useful necessity... not a novelty.
Therefore, the perceived usefulness of the product amongst the demographic of women who wear pantyhose, and who anticipate a future need or application, will determine the value in making the impulse decision to purchase.
Female consumers, oftentimes peruse and scan the items for sale in the travel-sized and "Must-Haves"sections, specifically for for the purpose of an impulse purchase...
"What do I , or might I need that will be useful?"
As their eyes scan the available products... looking for something that might catch their eye or jog their memory?
Notice in the photo to the right, a Walgreen's strategic end-cap placement of "Hollywood Fashion Secrets" line of women's novelty accessories next to their travel-sized section.
Those outlets where such placement would be most appropriate, would be:
In the photo to the right, the "Hollywood Fashion Secrets" line of novelty female accessories placed in a female products and hosiery section in an Orange County California CVS, however a store that still carries a bare essential line of pantyhose and tights.
The most successful merchandising product placement for both the Pantyhose Stop-Run and Fabrix Fray-Fixer products, would be the area with the traffic and visibility-- in the check-out queues or cashier counters of such clothing, footwear, and fashion stores such as:
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