Fashion
For clothing shops, where every product is a grid
One shirt is five sizes in four colours: twenty things that sell out separately and twenty that need their own photograph.
Who this is for
Shops like these
Local labels and streetwear
Hijab and modest wear
Batik and traditional textiles
Thrift and made-to-measure
The problem
What makes this trade awkward
01
Twenty ways to sell out
M in black goes first, every time. One stock number for the whole shirt oversells it or hides the rest.
What the platform does
Two axes in, the grid out
Five sizes by four colours becomes twenty rows, each with its own price, count and photos.
02
Buyers want the colour they chose
One photo in one colourway loses the sale on every other colourway.
What the platform does
Photographs per variant
A buyer who picks sand sees sand, and stops asking in the chat.
03
A new colour is not a new product
Adding sand should create five rows, not force you to rebuild fifteen and lose their counts.
What the platform does
Adding a colour is additive
Five new rows; the existing twenty keep their prices, stock and images.
Your catalogue
How a fashion shop sets this up
Type the options once. Every combination gets its own price, stock and photographs.
One product
Boxy tee, heavyweight cotton
Size
Colour
Twenty rows. Sell out of M black and only M black goes dark.
The features that matter here
What a fashion shop leans on
Options and variants
Type Size: XL, L, M and Colour: red, green — every sellable combination is generated for you.
Media library
Upload once, reuse anywhere, with photography per variant.
Collections
Best sellers, new in, Ramadan picks — shelves that cut across categories.
Stock levels
Counted per variant, with stock held by open orders tracked separately.
Your own address
Every shop gets its own subdomain, rendered on the server.
Browsing and search
Category pages, collection shelves, variant pickers and full catalogue search.
Questions
Fashion — the usual questions
Yes. Every variant carries its own selling and cost price, so XXL can cost more and its margin is still real.
As a collection — a shelf on your storefront home that cuts across categories and can be moved to the top for launch week.
Keep it as one product, take the order in the dashboard, and record measurements on the order.
Set your shop up this afternoon
Name it, add a product, type your options. Your address is live when you publish.