Metal made mannequin heads for displaying
Just about every clothing store uses mannequins. There are many types of mannequins made of different materials including metal, wood, wax, fiberglass, and plastic. Some mannequins are set in one pose, while others have adjustable arms and legs. There are mannequins that look like men, women, and children. Some mannequins are even made to resemble well-known movie stars and celebs.

Metal mannequins are mostly used to display clothing; they have some other uses as well. Actual size dummies are used in car crash tests and a metal mannequin is used in CPR training classes. These types of mannequin heads make it possible for people to study the effects that certain stressful events could have on the human body without having to actually put anyone in harm’s way. They are usually used to model clothing. The most common type is the decorative metal mannequins. These mannequins are the same size as a real person and have arms, legs, hands, feet, and a head. Most of them can be posed in different positions to give them a more realistic look. They are used to model pants, shirts, dresses and shoes, as well as other types of clothing. The metal mannequin can look like males, females, or children. Other mannequins consist of only a torso on a stand. Metal mannequin stands can only display shirts and blouses, on the other hand, are easier to keep and take up less space than full-size mannequins.

The metal mannequin is so unique. They’re incredibly stylish, interesting – and everyone wants to see what they’re wearing. They can be used as a free standing decorative piece or as a valet stand draped with clothes or your favourite jewellery and accessories. Lovely shaped dress and scrolled stand with four curved legs.

Can be used as a free standing decorative piece or as a valet stand draped with clothes or your favourite jewellery and accessories. Lovely shaped dress and scrolled stand with four curved legs. As a sales tool for clothes, these mannequins have always tended to be taller than the average woman with overstatedly long legs, small waists and high bust. All these trends, technical risks for creating lifelike bodies inexpensively, the enlivening impact of photography on models and mannequins and the unexpected switch from dolls to top models as the perfect image of the ideal female.