Color Trends for Holiday Gift Baskets
September 5th, 2006 at 10:25pm Lorie Obernauer
Make sure you read the June issue of Gift Basket Review Magazine for the State of the Industry Report. Based upon surveys with gift basket business owners, this report offers a wealth of information and predictions about the upcoming holiday season.
“According to survey respondents, the biggest trend for gift baskets is the growth in personalization” as customers look to find something different from what they are seeing in discount chains. “Bold colors and on-trend color match-ups are predicted as a refreshing change…Designers are looking to fashion colors to spark more interest”.
At Apex Gift Foods, you’ll see ribbons and finishing touches that highlight the newest colors for the upcoming holiday season. Look for flowers, ribbons, and holiday picks in shades of aqua and teal, rich chocolate, and classy coral and copper. These trend setting items will add a perfect touch to your holiday designs that will surely dazzle your customers.
What will your customers be looking for this holiday season?
Entry Filed under: Basket Enhancements, Business Tips, Gift Basket Supplies, New Products & Trends
2 Comments Add your own
1. Shirley George Frazier | September 6th, 2006 at 9:27 pm
Personalization is a very important as part of a service designers offer their clients.
Colors, imprinting, personal shopping, and unique containers are all part of personalization. You can elevate your business dramatically by offering clients special touches that customize a design perfectly.
2. Lorie Obernauer | September 7th, 2006 at 12:54 pm
Lately, there have been quite a few articles in industry trade magazines about the importance of personalization. These days, as small businesses try to compete with the “big guys”, it seems that this is a critical factor to maintaining and growing your business.
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