Web design for your industry
Web design for clothing shops and brands
Clothes sell on the pictures, and then on the detail underneath them. Your website's job is to keep both out of the way of the buy button: big photography, a size run people trust, and a basket nobody abandons at the last step.
The clothes, at full size
Every sentence you add sits between a customer and the thing they came to look at. A quiet, photography-led design lets the garments fill the screen and keeps the chrome out of the picture.
Product pages that answer the sizing question
Most returns start with a guess. A full size run, real measurements, and a note on the fit and the fabric mean people buy the right thing first time and send less of it back.
A basket people finish
Delivery cost, the free-delivery threshold, and the returns window in plain sight, all the way through. Surprises at the last step are where clothing orders are lost.
New season without waiting on me
Ranges change several times a year. You add the products, swap the photography, and put the sale on yourself, from your phone if that is where the pictures are.
Concept build
Field & Loom
Whitstable, Kent
A concept build for a British cotton label with one shop on Harbour Street. Five collections, product pages with a full size run, and a bag that keeps count.
- Online shop
- Product pages
- Shopping bag
Fixed prices, no surprises
Every site is built, tested, and launched by me, from first call to live. Packages start at £900 for a clean, professional presence and scale up to booking, payments, and an online shop when you need them.
Common questions
Can I sell clothes online and take payment?
Yes. The Premium package includes a Shopify store built into the site, so the product pages, the basket, and the checkout all live under your own domain. Shopify handles the card payments and the stock, and their subscription and transaction fees are billed to you by them.
How do sizes and variants work?
Each garment carries its own size run and colourways, with stock tracked per size, so a sold-out medium shows as sold out rather than taking an order you cannot fulfil. Size guides and fit notes sit on the product page where the question is actually asked.
Can I add new products and change the photography myself?
Yes. Products, prices, and stock are yours to edit, and on the Growth package and above the rest of the site has a simple editor too, so a new season's photography and a sale banner are a job for an afternoon rather than a job for me.
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Let's talk about your project
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