Elliot Rhodes is a passionate artisan belt company; their unique system allows customers to create bespoke belts – making this accessory truly personal. The company were keen to utilise a virtual tour to showcase their contemporary belt gallery in central London, for customers to explore in advance of visiting the shop.
A Long-Term Visual Asset
Once created, the tour is an evergreen asset. It doesn’t expire. You can refresh or re-shoot key areas as a store evolves (new displays, seasonal rollouts), but the core investment continues working. For a retailer like Elliot Rhodes, that means their store story can be preserved even if they reconfigure the floor, open new sites, or run pop-ups elsewhere.
Greater online engagement leading to in-store visits
A virtual tour is not just a digital tool. It’s a bridge to real-world visits. When prospective customers interact with your store online, high quality content can move that interest into intention. Retail clients who invest in sharp and engaging virtual tours commonly see uplift in both store visits and dwell time on their site. Also, the tour embeds rich engagement on your website (rather than being a passive asset). It encourages viewers to linger and revisit. All things which help with SEO, brand recall, and allowing your visual identity to register more deeply.
Let’s talk about your retail virtual tour
Want your store seen (even before someone steps inside)? We’d love to talk about how a retail virtual tour can become your most powerful showroom online and offline. Whether you have one flagship or a chain, we’ll work with your visual merchandisers and sales team to tailor a retail virtual tour that fits your identity, catalogue and sales goals. If you’re looking for a London virtual tour company who can deliver a meaningful brand asset, please do get in touch.