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Spring Collection Ideas for Your Boutique

Spring Collection Ideas for Your Boutique

Curated collections play an extremely important factor in boutique success. By curating a collection, you are serving your customer with inspiration and looks to shop from!

A well-curated collection can enhance the shopping experience by making it easier for customers to find what they are looking for and by creating a visually appealing display. This can increase the customer’s likelihood of making a purchase and lead to a higher customer satisfaction rate.

Having monthly collection drops is a great way to keep your customers excited to shop with you. With that being said, let’s go over some April collection ideas for your boutique!

Everything Easter

Have an ultimate easter collection with clothes, gifts, and accessories. Here are some ideas of what you could include in the collection:

Floral Fever

Curate a collection around the classic spring print – floral! This print comes back in style year after year, and it always is a fan favorite. Create this collection around trendy floral outfits and accessories.

Pretty in Pastels

Who doesn’t love a good pastel look for Spring?! This is another spring classic that will perform year after year. Base this collection around muted and pastel-colored inventory.

For more marketing and collection ideas done for you, check out our Small Business Marketing Handbook! This marketing bundle will inspire your creative team, streamline your marketing plan and increase your returns. 

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