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Retail boutique
A boutique is often found on foot, so the sign has to look right from the sidewalk as well as the street. Halo-lit letters give a refined front that still glows at night, and a blade sign catches people walking along the block. We draw both on a photo of your storefront, lit and unlit, with an exact price.
- Most chosen
- Halo-lit letters over the window
- Foot traffic
- Add a double-sided blade sign
- Finishes
- Brushed, black, gold or your color
- Not included
- Installation, permit, electrician
The complete sign
Halo-Lit Channel Letters, Back-Lit Reverse Letters in 304 StainlessLetters, LEDs, power supply, full-size template and hardware, made to your drawing.Est. from $1,130Estimated price $1,130 – $1,530
6 letters · about 4 ft 6 in wide
Range built from our own recent quotes for signs like this. Your free drawing gives the exact price; nothing is charged before you approve it.
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Signs that suit this project
- Halo-Lit Channel LettersMetal faces in your finish with a soft halo: a quiet, upscale front.Est. from $1,130
- Trimless Front-Lit Channel LettersA lit face with no visible rim: bright at night, clean by day and good for thin fonts.Est. from $1,210
- Gold Halo-Lit LettersGold faces with a warm halo for beauty, jewelry and fashion boutiques.Est. from $1,070
- Double-Sided Blade SignProjects from the wall so people on the sidewalk see you from both directions.Est. from $845
- Painted Metal Letters in Any ColorNon-lit letters in your brand color for a feature wall or the wall behind the counter.Est. from $550
Parts and add-ons you can order now
Untick anything you do not need. Made-to-order signs are priced on their drawing.
From idea to switch-on
- Read your lease and any main street or historic district rules; they often set lighting and size.
- Measure the sign band above the window and check where a blade sign bracket could go.
- Send your logo, the measurements and a storefront photo for a free drawing.
- Approve the drawing, choose finishes and light color, and file the permit.
- Your installer mounts the letters and the bracket; an electrician connects outdoor power.
Tip: On a street with many people walking, a small blade sign can do more than bigger letters on the wall: people see it as they walk toward you, not only when they reach your window.
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Questions
Halo-lit or front-lit letters for a boutique?
Halo-lit letters give a softer, upscale look and keep your metal finish visible by day. Trimless front-lit letters are brighter and easier to read from a car, and still look clean because there is no trim cap.
Front-Lit Channel LettersDo I need a permit for a blade sign?
Usually. Cities set how far a projecting sign can stick out and how high it must be above the sidewalk, so check your sign code before you order. The approved drawing gives the sizes the permit application asks for.
Free Sign Drawing and Lit Preview with Exact PriceCan I get a lit sign for my shop window?
Yes. A round lightbox with your logo printed on the face plugs in and hangs inside the window; the double-sided version shows the logo to the street and to the shop.
Round LED Lightbox SignCan the letters match my brand color?
Yes. Send a Pantone, RAL or paint brand code: non-lit letters are painted to it, and halo-lit faces can be painted or printed in your colors. The color is shown on your drawing before anything is built.
Brushed Stainless Steel LettersNot sure which sign fits?
Send a photo of your wall and your logo. We reply with a free drawing and the exact price.
