Fashion E-commerce for Seattle Brands

• Catalog with variants. One product page per style with all sizes and colors, stock per variant, filters by size, color, material and season, and collections your team can assemble without a developer.
• Size selection. Size charts per brand or category, garment measurements in inches and centimeters, fit notes such as runs small or relaxed fit, and a back-in-stock alert when a size is sold out.
• Mobile-first checkout. Large photos with zoom, video, a short checkout, saved addresses and the payment methods your customers already use.
• Returns and exchanges. The return policy is visible on the product page and in the cart, an exchange for another size starts from the customer account, and the return status is always visible.
• Wholesale. Separate prices for B2B buyers, minimum order quantities, collection catalogs for buyers and orders that go straight to your CRM or ERP.
• Advertising campaigns for new collections, seasonal sales and restocks: Meta ads, including catalog ads built from your product feed, and Google search and Shopping ads, with orders tracked to each campaign.
• Social media management for fashion brands: a content plan around drops and seasons, posts, stories and reels with styling and fit details, and product tags that lead to the store. More on our social media marketing page.
• Ad banners and creatives for each collection and sale, made from your campaign photography and sized for Meta, Google, email and the store.

Photos and video do most of the selling, so pages have to load fast with heavy media. Product data has to stay consistent across the store, marketplaces and ads, otherwise a customer picks a size that is already gone. Seasonal drops and sales need landing pages and promo rules that the marketing team can launch on its own. For premium brands, authenticity and the story behind the material matter as much as the price, so product pages need room for fabric, origin and care details. We also plan SEO for categories and filters from the start, because a fashion catalog easily produces thousands of duplicate pages.

Our experience in fashion retail includes these projects:

• Riccardo: a Ukrainian outerwear manufacturer, where e-commerce, wholesale, dropshipping and CRM work as one digital system.
• Sport Discount: a mobile-first rebuild after four years of fast feature shipping, with mobile at 76% of orders.
• HEMST: a fast, simple, conversion-focused online store for a growing brand of natural-material accessories.
• BAGS etc and SPEX: e-commerce websites for fashion retail.
• U KNOW Store: brand identity for a fashion retail store.

A project starts with a strategic session ($500, credited toward the project), where we agree on the catalog structure, integrations and launch priorities. Then come UX/UI design, development and launch, with every stage visible in the client portal. A custom online store starts from $25,000. After launch, e-commerce SEO helps categories and products rank in search.