Men's Display Mannequin in Cream Fabric with Articulated Wooden Arms and Wooden Tripod

A men's display mannequin with the look of a classic tailoring studio

The mannequin is built like a traditional tailor's form: an upper torso covered in cream-colored fabric, a wooden cap with a shaped knob at the neck, a chrome-finish metal pole and a wooden tripod with three curved legs. Instead of a body in one uniform color there is a combination of natural wood and fabric, which keeps the garment at the center and gives the space a careful, quiet look.

What sets this model apart is the articulated wooden arms, with three points of movement: at the shoulder, the elbow and the wrist. You can place a hand on the waist, bend an elbow to show a rolled-up sleeve, or leave the arms along the body for a formal look. The arms detach from the body, which helps a lot when dressing a fitted jacket or coat.

The body is made of rigid plastic, and the measurements are bust circumference 83 cm, waist 62 cm, hips 96 cm and shoulder width 44 cm. This is a narrow cut, so it is especially suited to garments in a slim cut. The total height is adjusted on the metal pole between 160 and 200 cm.

Common uses

• Shop windows and men's fashion stores - Showing button-up shirts, sweaters, jackets and vests in a natural pose

• Tailoring and made-to-measure studios - Showing a finished suit to a client or a ready garment before handing it over

• Product photography - Photographing clothes on a body instead of on a hanger, with control of height and arm position

• Interior design and events - A vintage-style display element for a boutique, a cafe, an exhibition or a photo set

• Accessory display - Ties, scarves, hats, crossbody bags and watches on the wrist

Who the mannequin is for

It is chosen mainly by men's fashion boutiques, tailors and designers who show finished work, fashion photographers and e-commerce sites, and space designers looking for a display piece with character. For chains and stores furnishing several display points at once, quantity orders are possible, and the order is coordinated with the sales team. You can also see the mannequin up close in the Tel Aviv showroom before deciding.

Professional tips

Matching size to the garment

Before dressing, it is worth comparing the garment's bust circumference to the mannequin's bust circumference, 83 cm. A garment whose size is very close to this circumference will look fitted and clean. A much wider garment will create folds, which you can gather at the back with a display clip.

Dressing with arms

Dress a jacket, shirt or coat with the arms detached or bent forward: first put one arm into the sleeve, then the other, and only at the end straighten the joints to the final pose. That way the fabric doesn't stretch and there is no pressure on the wooden joints.

Height and pose

In a shop window, adjust the shoulder line to the eye level of someone passing in the street. Inside the store it is worth lowering it slightly, so the customer sees the collar and the buttons. A uniform pose across several mannequins standing side by side conveys order. Different poses convey movement.

Caring for the fabric and the wood

Clean dust from the fabric surface with a soft brush or a vacuum with a brush head, and wipe the wooden parts with a dry cloth. It is best to avoid prolonged direct sunlight, which may change the color of the fabric over time.

Common mistakes

• Using the mannequin for fitting work with pins - The body is made of rigid plastic and isn't meant for pinning. For pattern and fitting work you need a pinnable dress form

• Bending the joints by force - When a joint feels stuck, loosen the garment around it a little and don't bend by force

• Dressing a garment narrower than the mannequin - A garment whose bust circumference is under 83 cm will open at the buttons and look strained

• Placing on an uneven surface - A tripod stands steady on a level floor. On a sloped surface, it is worth leveling the base before raising the pole

• Maximum height in every situation - At 200 cm the mannequin suits a raised shop window. On a regular store floor this height takes the garment away from the customer's eyes

How this model differs from other men's mannequins

This mannequin is covered in cream fabric, has articulated wooden arms and stands on a wooden tripod, so its classic tailoring look is the main thing. Men's torso models in a black finish usually stand on a metal base and suit a modern, uniform design. When pose, wood and character are part of the display, this is the suitable model.

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Model: 10900

Type: Men's display mannequin - upper torso

Cut: Narrow

Bust circumference: 83 cm

Waist circumference: 62 cm

Hip circumference: 96 cm

Shoulder width: 44 cm

Total height: Adjustable, 160-200 cm

Body material: Rigid plastic covered in fabric

Cover color: Cream

Arms: Wood, articulated at the shoulder, elbow and wrist, detachable

Neck cap: Wood with a shaped knob

Pole: Metal with a chrome finish

Base: Wooden tripod with three legs

Pinning: Not intended

Sold as: One unit (body, arms, pole and base)