01 · online stores for fashion
Size charts and measurements for every item, outfits, try-on at delivery and marketplace syndication in one fast store. Built turnkey, so shoppers choose their size instead of guessing
Shoes, kids’ clothing and lingerie sell differently and come back for different reasons. We build the store around your products
People buy style and quality they can’t touch. The site has to show fit, fabric and brand character better than a marketplace listing
Dozens of brands, each with its own size chart. Shoppers need to see that their M in one brand is an L in another
Shoe size also means foot length and width. Leave them out and the pair comes back, even if the customer loved it
Parents do the choosing and size by the child’s height and age. And they buy a whole set for the season
Underwear usually can’t be returned for hygiene reasons, so a wrong size costs the customer money. Accurate guidance before ordering wins
Shoppers want to know if their size is at the nearest store, and to pick it up or try it on today
Six steps from finding an item to an exchange and the next purchase. At each one, the store answers the question people usually ask in chat
A shopper searches for “black leather boots” and sees only the pairs available in their size. Filters for color, fabric, season and fit
The size chart and measurements for this exact item, the model’s height and size in the photo, reviews marked “runs large”. Size is chosen, not guessed
Below the product, a complete look with this item: trousers, shoes, bag. Everything available in the shopper’s size goes into the cart in one click
One screen: contact details, pickup point or courier with a live quote, online card payment. If the carrier allows it, try-on at delivery is an option
The shopper keeps what fits and pays only for that. The rest goes back to the warehouse, and stock levels update on their own
An exchange request from the account in a minute, an email when the right size is back in stock, order history with sizes. Every step is tracked in analytics
The site, marketplaces and POS all pull availability from one inventory system. Sell the last M in-store and it’s gone from the site. No one reconciles stock by hand
We work with inventory, marketplaces, payments and shipping: ERP systems, Inventory software, Marketplaces, Online payments, Shipping carriers, Product feeds
Before kickoff we check what your inventory system can export and which options your shipping contract includes: scheduled sync, file exports or orders sent to a manager in the CRM. We promise only what we’ve confirmed
Clothes and shoes come back mostly because the size was wrong or the item looks different from the photos. The product page fixes both, not customer support
Not one generic chart for the whole site but one per brand and category: local size, international size, chest, waist and hips. It opens right from the product page
Garment length, sleeve length, chest width, insole length for shoes. The fields are set up once, and the content manager fills them in along with the price
The same item on models of different heights and sizes, with a caption saying who wears what. Shoppers see the fit on a figure like their own
The review form asks for height, usual size and the size chosen. Together they produce a “runs small” or “true to size” hint right above the button
Partial purchase and try-on are built into checkout if your carrier supports them. We confirm which options your contract includes before kickoff
Composition, weight, stretch, sheerness, care instructions. Separate fields, not a paragraph of marketing copy where the key facts get lost
The cost depends on scope. We send a detailed estimate the day after the brief and don’t change it after kickoff unless the scope changes
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4–5 weeks
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8–10 weeks
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from 12 weeks
A 30-minute call: how many items and sizes you have and where your stock data lives. The next day we send an estimate broken into stages
First a clickable prototype of the catalog, the product page with sizes and checkout, then the design. Changes happen before development, not after
Catalog, product page, cart, payment, inventory sync. Each stage goes up on a staging URL for review and is signed off before the next
We migrate products and size charts, connect POS, shipping and analytics, and train your content manager. A month of support is included
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Ask on TelegramIt depends on scope; you get a fixed estimate after the brief
The cost depends on the number of items, inventory sync and whether you need physical stores and wholesale. A three-hundred-item store with its own warehouse is the simplest case; a turnkey store with ERP sync and marketplace syndication is a bigger project. We send an estimate the day after our call and don’t raise it after kickoff unless the scope changes
Size charts, item measurements and reviews with sizes
Every item has its own measurements, every brand its own chart, photos are captioned with the model’s height and size, and reviewers say which size they bought. We also build size finders based on shopper measurements, but that’s a separate job: the logic for each category has to be tuned together with you
Yes, with stock kept in one place
We set up syndication of product listings with sizes and photos to marketplaces, plus product feeds for search engines. Stock is managed in your inventory system, so the last item in a size never sells twice — on the site and on a marketplace at the same time
Yes, if your carrier supports it
Many carriers offer partial purchase and try-on, but the terms depend on your contract. We add these options to checkout and connect them to inventory: items that aren’t bought go back into stock with no manual reconciliation
We don’t promise numbers before launch
That depends on your range, your patterns and the quality of your photos, and anyone who names a percentage up front made it up. We build what helps shoppers choose the right size and set up analytics: you’ll see which items get returned most and why
The code is yours; hosting is your choice
We build the store on Next.js with a custom admin panel, with no platform subscription fees. The source code and all access credentials go to the owner, and the store is hosted wherever suits you or on your own server. You can switch to another developer at any time without rewriting anything
Tell us what you sell, how many items you carry and where you track stock. We reply within two business hours and send an estimate the next day