Brutal Noise
The brand was selling through DMs and Revolut links, with shipping arranged over the phone. Now checkout is 3 steps, every order generates its courier label automatically, and the 3D builder shows a customer their design on the shirt before they pay.
A merch brand for underground music was selling through DMs and manual invoices. Payment was Revolut links, shipping was coordinated by phone, and customers often dropped off before checkout.
- Design and build of the Next.js storefront
- Three.js 3D builder for custom apparel
- Stripe + Borica + cash-on-delivery payment integration
- Econt and Speedy shipping APIs with automated labels
- Email flows: abandoned cart, order confirmation, shipping notification
The bottleneck was checkout, not traffic. We cut the order flow to 3 steps max, added card payments, Borica and cash on delivery, and wired couriers directly into the admin so addresses don't get copy-pasted. The 3D builder turns a customer's own design into a product they can check out with immediately.
- Next.js
- Three.js
- Stripe
- Econt / Speedy API
- Postgres
- 01Orders moved from DM negotiation to self-serve checkout: no manual step
- 02Shipping labels are no longer copied by hand: every order generates tracking automatically
- 03BG + EN support on shared product data, no duplication
- 043D builder offers personalisation without holding stock for every variant
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Online store
A storefront that takes payments and a back-office your team can actually run.
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Marketing website
The public face of your business. Fast, accessible, built to turn visitors into enquiries.
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Logo and brand identity
The visual identity people remember you by.
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