A website for your label that looks as good as the clothes.

• Instagram is your only shop window

  Your pieces live in a grid between memes and stories, and every sale starts with a DM: "price?", "do you have it in M?", "do you ship to Novi Sad?". You answer the same five questions all day and still lose the ones who don't want to message.

• Drops sell out before people find the details

  A new drop goes up, and the sizes, prices and how to order are scattered across captions and story highlights. People who can't find them quickly move on.

• A template shop looks like every other shop

  Generic store builders make a careful label look like a dropshipping site. The photography and the type should feel like the brand.

• Home

  The current collection up front, big photography and one clear way into the shop.

• Shop

  Every piece with photos, price, sizes and colours, and an order button that sends exactly what was chosen.

• Lookbook

  The campaign photography, so people see how the pieces are worn, not just how they hang.

• About the label

  Who's behind it, where it's made and what it stands for, the reasons people choose an independent label.

• Contact

  Sizing, delivery and collaboration questions in one form instead of scattered DMs.

• Does the jacket run small?

  The size notes for each piece are on its listing. If you tell me your usual size and height, I can pass your question to the team so they can recommend the right fit before you order.

• Do you ship abroad?

  Delivery options are listed on the site. If your country isn't mentioned, leave your email and the label will reply with what's possible.

• When is the next drop?

  New pieces are announced on the site and Instagram first. Leave your email and the team will let you know when the next collection is out.

Example answers. Your chatbot answers from your own business information. How the chatbot works

• A shop that reads like a lookbook

  Product listings with photos, prices, sizes and colours, a second photo on hover, and a lookbook page. Change a price or mark a piece sold out in a sentence.

• Orders with the size already on them

  Each order request arrives with the piece, size, colour and quantity, plus the customer's details, in your leads inbox with a notification.

• Fit and delivery questions, answered

  The chatbot learns your sizing notes, delivery and returns policy and answers shoppers 24/7, passing anything specific to you.

• Know your repeat customers

  Keep everyone who ordered as a contact, tag them by what they bought and follow up when their size is back in stock.