Window graphics: full-coverage, perf, frosted, and cut vinyl.

• Storefront window campaigns. Seasonal brand messaging on retail glass. Perforated film when you want full coverage, cut vinyl when a headline does the job.
• Privacy films. Frosted and etched-glass-finish vinyl for conference rooms, hospitality lobbies, healthcare exam-room glass, and office partitions. Same film, very different reasons.
• Brand identification at entry. Cut-vinyl logo and tagline at eye-height on the door or transom glass; ADA-compliant where required.
• Seasonal POP refreshes. Quarterly window resets. One campaign comes off clean and the next goes up the same visit. Cast films are built for that cycle.

A window print gets judged in direct sunlight more than any other job we run, and daylight is where color either holds or falls apart. So we spec to a daylight Pantone match, not a press-room match. On perforated film, the perf ratio is the real design call. 50/50 reads balanced from both sides. 60/40 pushes the brand harder to the street, which retail usually wants. 30/70 protects the inside view, which suits hospitality and office. On any storefront over 60 square feet we run a second color-match pass once the first panel is up. A pre-flight adjustment costs far less than tearing down and starting over.

Window graphics usually ship alongside wall graphics when a brand wants the whole interior to read as one environment. Pair them with channel letters and the exterior reads as one too. We pull film from 3M Commercial Graphics and Avery Dennison. For the lifestyle retail story, see apparel & outdoor.