The phrase "a merchandise design" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific design intended for a product or item that is sold in commerce.
Example: "The company is looking for a merchandise design that reflects the brand's identity and appeals to its target audience."
Alternatives: "a product design" or "a retail design".
His collection, while full of nice items — a camel blazer and tartan suits with contrasting tartan elbow patches — looked as if it were designed from a merchandising plan: X number of suits plus Y sweaters plus Z jeans equals department store gold.
And the Conran's store, full of merchandise designed within an inch of its life, is next door.
One person donated her legal expertise and fees, I had a road case made up for my piano by a fan in Ohio who has a company named LM Cases, and graphics, web and merchandise designs also were donated.
But dinner plates and other "212" merchandise designed before Sept. 11, 2001, will still have the twin towers in the silhouetted skyline, Julie Gaines, an owner, said.
PayPal helped raise money and move politically themed merchandise designed by the Russian teams, such as "I SUPPORT AMERICAN LAW ENFORCEMENT" T-shirts.
In 2016, I didn't bother trying to make it to any of the twenty-one pop-ups that sold the merchandise designed for Kanye West's tour for his seventh solo album, "The Life of Pablo".
Merchandise designed under Esprit's new global structure began to hit shelves in April.
Merchandise designed under Esprit's new global structure began to hit shelves last month.
Gaga crowdsourced merchandise designs from them that became her best sellers, and concert pre-sales on the site let her pack arenas around the globe.
Nine Inch Nails' 2006 tour merchandise designs featured overt references to the United States military, which Reznor said "reflect[ed] future directions".
