An online store for your clothing shop
Clothing is the product that breaks the most online stores, for a daft reason: it is not an item, it is a grid. One style exists in five sizes and three colours, and what is missing is the black M, not the style. Until stock is held per variant, the store sells what it no longer has.
Online product catalogue
What your customer does on the site
- Browses your pieces, with real photos and not a blurred thumbnail
- Picks their size and colour — and cannot pick what is gone
- Fills a basket and pays online, or reserves to come and try
- Gets their confirmation in the language they ordered in
A catalogue you keep
- New in
- Seasonal pieces
- Sizes and fits
- Accessories
- End of line
- Pieces reservable in store
Price and lead time
0% commission on what you take. TVA non applicable, art. 293 B du CGI (French VAT exemption)
Frequently asked questions
Is stock held by size and colour?
Yes, per variant — it is the point that decides whether a clothing store works at all. When the black M is gone, it is the black M that becomes unavailable, not the whole style.
I mostly sell in the shop. Does this make sense?
The online catalogue also brings people in: you can allow a piece to be reserved for trying on in store rather than bought. The customer knows her size is there before travelling, which is exactly what she wanted to know.
Who takes the money?
You do, into your own Stripe account opened in your name. We are not a party to your sales and take no commission; card fees are Stripe's, on Stripe's terms.
I have no time to write a description per item.
The assistant drafts one from what you enter, in all three languages, and you approve or correct it. What it produces for your store is yours, including if you leave.
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