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SoulInnate
/ Shopify/ Fashion E-commerce
The Brief

We were tasked to reimagine the digital presence of Soul Innate, creating a platform that speaks to their core audience while pushing visual boundaries.

The Challenge

Soul Innate’s product world is rich — bold prints, story-led pieces, and multiple “moods” (Resort / Party / Couture). But the shopping experience needed to catch up.
The core issues we tackled:
  • Discoverability: a large catalog needed better navigation and filtering so people could find their vibe fast.
  • Trust: shoppers needed answers early (delivery, returns, payments) without digging through policy pages.
  • Drop velocity: new collections had to be publishable quickly without rebuilding pages every time.
  • Mobile conversion: fashion shopping is mobile-first, so the site had to feel “editorial premium” without loading like a slideshow.
Homepage hero — editorial fashion vibe

The Solution

We rebuilt Soul Innate’s storefront as a drop-ready, editorial Shopify system.

1) Shop by mood, not just category

Instead of forcing users through generic menus, we leaned into how fashion is actually bought:
  • Resort / Party / Couture as primary discovery paths
  • Men/Women split kept clean and predictable
  • “New Arrivals” framed as drops (not just another collection page)

2) A conversion-first product page (that still feels luxury)

The PDP was treated like a “mini landing page,” with:
  • sticky add-to-cart on mobile
  • size guidance and friction-killers above the fold
  • trust blocks (shipping, delivery windows, returns) placed where people hesitate
  • microcopy that matches the brand voice (confident, story-led, not generic)
Product page system — sticky ATC, size UX, trust blocks

3) Shop-the-Look that actually sells (not just “influencer content”)

Soul Innate already had strong creator momentum, so we built:
  • an Influencer Picks module that routes to curated product sets
  • “Shop the look” CTAs that land on clean, focused pages (no distractions)

4) Promo mechanics without ruining the brand

Fashion brands love offers — but bad offer UX destroys premium perception.
We shipped promo landing pages that keep the site feeling high-end:
  • campaign pages built like editorials
  • clear qualification rules
  • fast product selection + minimal steps to checkout

The Tech Stack

We kept it Shopify-native and scalable:
  • Shopify Online Store 2.0
  • Liquid + JSON templates
  • Metafields for story-led product content (print inspiration, fabric callouts, styling tips)
  • Reusable sections so the team can launch drops without dev bottlenecks
  • Event tracking for funnel visibility (view item → add to cart → begin checkout → purchase)

The Outcome

The new site became a proper “brand machine”:
  • Faster merchandising for new drops
  • Cleaner navigation for a wide catalog
  • Better mobile conversion with fewer hesitation points
  • A premium feel that matches the product storytelling
Mobile views — editorial look, fast UX

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