Clothing stores had better put lucky ornaments.

1, Jin Yuanbao Geely. It is very good to put gold ingots in clothing stores, which symbolizes making a fortune. In ancient times, Jin Yuanbao was a kind of currency, which has been passed down to this day with the property of prosperous wealth. Gold ingot is golden and bright in color. Putting it in the store can help the store attract business, enhance wealth and activate geomantic omen. It is also a very good feng shui mascot for making a fortune. At the same time, when the gold ingot is used, it can be placed in the largest window of the shop or on the window sill, which needs to be placed left and right. It means to attract all the wealth out of the window. The bigger the window, the stronger the wealth. Or put a pair of gold ingots on the financial position, which can strengthen the effect of gold ingots to attract wealth. It should be noted that the gold ingots must be paired and cannot be placed separately, otherwise the lucky power of the gold ingots will not be exerted.

2. Lucky cats are very lucky. It is also the practice of many shopkeepers to place lucky cats in clothing stores. First, lucky cats are naive, colorful and selective. Secondly, lucky cats usually raise one hand over their heads, indicating the meaning of making a fortune. Lucky cats have complete sizes and flexible placement, and can be placed in the front desk, living room, corporate office desk and other places. And suitable for all kinds of people, no taboos, the price is not expensive.

3. Green plants are lucky. Clothing stores are still lifes. At this time, putting some vibrant and prosperous things in the store can also have a good feng shui effect. Like a wealth tree, good luck, and a cash cow, they are all very good. Putting these potted plants in the store's financial position will make the store's wealth continue to be strong and the wealth will be better. It is best not to put prickly plants, such as cactus, aloe, pine bonsai, etc., in general shops, which is not conducive to the wealth of shops.