5. Introduction
Fabric Row is basically a hub for textile-
related businesses in Philadelphia.
It had been dubbed "Fabric Row" because of
the past and present predominance of fabric
and garment-related merchandise along the
corridor.
6.
7. Introduction
By the 1920s, many 4th Street peddlers and
stand keepers had moved into dry goods and
fabric stores.
Tailors and dressmakers came from all over the
city to buy fabrics on 4th Street.
Philadelphia labor played a role in every stage
of the garment industry, from production to
retail.
12. Our Concept
Memorial
Take away home with your
gifts decorated by people
themselves
Environmental-friendly
Merchandizes and gifts are
recycled products
13. Our Name
• Drawing • Gatherings
• Painting • Outings
• Creating • Food & drinks
• Decorating • Have fun
• Inspiring • Relax
14. Our Logo
7 colors for design
Use prime color & upper
case for ‘ART’
Splashes of paints as
background
Artistic and fun font
42. Conclusion
Our Store
Concept
Name & logo
Fixtures & floor plan
Products & Services
Art Jamming Classes
Parties (including outing services)
Merchandized products
Recycled materials
Drawing equipment
43. Conclusion
Grand Opening Event
Free beverages and food
Wall hand-printing
Souvenirs
Marketing Strategies
Online social media & website
Magazine ads
Discount
Future plan
44. References
Fabric Row by Historical Society of Pennsylvania
http://www.philaplace.org/story/89/
Palmer, Michele Winitsky. "The Fabric of Our Lives: A History of
Philadelphia's South Fourth Street." The Fabric Museum.
http://www.fabricmuseum.org/Fourth_Street_intro.html
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http://www.artjamming.com/
ArtJamming.com
http://www.artjam.ie/
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