Boutique End-of-Season Sale Poster (Swiss Grid)
Turning the discount numeral itself into the rotated hero graphic is the classic Swiss conversion trick — the rational grid makes a markdown look like a designer drop, not a clearance bin.
prompt
Create a vertical sale poster at 1:1.414 ratio for fashion boutique {boutique_name} using strict Swiss International Typographic Style. Build everything on a visible 12-column modular grid: massive neo-grotesque Swiss sans-serif numerals announcing {discount_offer}, rotated 90 degrees along the left columns and occupying half the canvas. One sharply cut-out black-and-white fashion photograph of a garment sits asymmetrically on the grid, overlapping a solid block of {brand_color}. Flush-left, ragged-right text columns list {sale_dates} and the boutique name in small precise type. Plenty of structured white space, no decorative elements, no drop shadows — pure objective typography that makes the discount number impossible to miss.
Variables
This prompt uses the variables below. Fill them in when you hit Copy — anything left blank keeps its {placeholder}.
- {boutique_name}Name of the boutique
- e.g. WHITE ROOM 選品
- {discount_offer}Discount offer text, ideally with a big number
- e.g. 50% OFF
- {sale_dates}Sale date range
- e.g. 6/20–6/30
- {brand_color}Brand accent color
- e.g. 鈷藍色 cobalt blue
Use case
Fashion boutique owners running an end-of-season clearance or member discount window who need a window and social poster.
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