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Explore three design concepts before you commit to the website build.
Your clothes have a distinct style. Your website should reflect it while helping shoppers explore collections and partners find wholesale information. We design websites for clothing brands that make key information easy to find and the next step clear. Start with 3 free design concepts before you commit to development.

Explore three design concepts before you commit to the website build.
No deposit or signed contract is needed to see your design concepts.
Choose a direction or walk away. There is no obligation to continue.
SEO/SEM EXPERIENCE. TALK ABOUT YOUR BRAND.
I bring over 17 years of SEO and SEM experience, including work with more than 200 clients across Poland and Europe. I apply that experience to website planning: helping people find the site, understand what you offer, and take the next step. The brands and figures shown refer to my SEO and SEM work.
We talk about the style of your clothes, your audience and how you sell them. We will present an original brand differently, a boutique, a manufacturer or a wholesaler. We determine whether the customer should go to an existing store, find a point of sale, download a catalog or inquire about a B2B collection. Content and features result from these decisions.

6 CONCEPTS FOR CLOTHING COMPANIES






BRAND, BOUTIQUE OR MANUFACTURER?
The retail collection and the wholesale buyer offer require different information. We choose the website depending on who you offer clothes to and how you accept orders. Not every company needs an expanded store right away.
Brand history, lookbook and collection photos will help show style. We will plan a shopping path or a list of places where you can find clothes. For new collections, we can agree on separate pages and how to update them.
We will show the brands offered, selected new products and the actual address and opening hours. The customer will learn where to see clothes and how to ask about availability. If you sell online, we will plan the route to your store.
We will present clothing categories, production possibilities and terms of commercial collaboration. The catalog, order minimums, available sizes and contact information will make your first inquiry easier. We will price the B2B zone and languages according to your needs.
FROM INSPIRATION TO A SPECIFIC STEP
An example route: home page → collection → model or catalog → purchase or inquiry. Retail customers and business partners should easily find the right offer. We will select pages to suit your materials and method of operation.
We will show seasonal collections, product lines or categories that you actually offer. A lookbook can combine styles with clothing models. We will also determine what happens to the collection address after the season ends.
Detail photos, fabric composition, fit, sizing, and care instructions help shoppers understand each product. A catalog page can lead to an inquiry or a product in your existing store. Filters and variants depend on the size of your range and what shoppers need to find.
We will tell you about the design, production and people behind the brand based on confirmed information. We will add a list of boutiques or outlets if you use them. Declarations of origin, quality or certificates require your materials.
A separate page may describe wholesale orders, custom production, samples or collaboration with boutiques. We will determine which terms you publish and which you discuss with the merchant. The contact will appear next to the appropriate offer.
WHAT'S INCLUDED
We will determine the design, collections, content and the route to sales or contact. The quote will determine the scope of the website, materials to be prepared and additional features. Catalog, store transition and full order processing have different requirements.
The typography, colors and presentation of the photos should match the clothes and the audience. Three free concepts will allow you to compare visual directions before deciding on website development.
A customer coming from Instagram should conveniently view the collection and take the next step. We check photos, menus, buttons and contacts at different widths, as well as keyboard operation.
We plan collections, categories and descriptions based on your services. We will agree on the number of models to be introduced, copy editing and preparation of photos. Data about clothes and project terms are approved by you.
We organize addresses, titles, headers and links between collections and what you offer. The way photos are presented takes into account their descriptions and file sizes. We discuss ongoing SEO, campaigns and content development separately.
The page may lead to an existing store or B2B form. If you need to sell on the website, we will arrange variants, shopping cart, payment, delivery and connection to the warehouse separately. We check the capabilities of the tools before the quote.
Before launch, we check mobile layouts, links, and the agreed visitor journeys. Once you approve the site, we publish it and provide your login details. We also discuss collection updates, renewals, and ongoing support.
A CLEAR NEXT STEP FOR EVERY VISITOR
A person looking for clothes wants to see the models and where to buy them. The buyer needs a catalog and order terms. We will plan clear buttons and appropriate contact information for both paths.
The collection button may open the appropriate category or product in the live store. We avoid referring everyone interested only to the home page. If the purchase is to be made on a new website, we will determine the scope of the store separately.
Addresses, hours and links to points of sale will help the customer see the clothes on site. For several boutiques, we will plan a list of locations. Map or store finder are scale dependent options.
The form may ask about the collection, type of collaboration, approximate number of pieces and sales market. We will select the fields needed by the salesperson for the first response. Access to the pricing or catalog after logging in requires additional scope.
If you are planning to sign up for a collection premiere, a newsletter or measurement of walks to the store, we will agree on the tool and method of connection. The quote will take into account the supplier's capabilities and fees. We arrange communication and campaigns separately.
PHOTOS, DESCRIPTIONS AND BRAND INFORMATION
Photos create the first impression, and specific data help evaluate the collection. We will organize the materials so that the brand's style goes hand in hand with a clear offer. The editing access, photo processing and catalog introduction is determined in the quote.
Photos of silhouettes, products, details and logos will be useful. We will arrange staff for the telephone and computer. We use materials that you can post; we discuss the photo session or missing photos as a separate scope.
We gather product names and codes, fabric composition, sizes, colors, fit details, and care instructions. Size charts should match the garments shown. We use the information your brand provides and do not add unverified product claims.
Who designs the collection? Where is it made? What does collaboration with boutiques look like? Answers and confirmed materials are stronger than general slogans. We only show certificates, origins and material declarations to the extent that they are factually accurate.
We plan to add photos, replace the catalog and mark archival collections. We will determine who approves descriptions and updates sales points. A styling guide or blog makes sense if you have a goal and someone to run it.
SEE THE DESIGNS. THEN DECIDE.
Compare three concepts for the appearance and layout of a clothing company's website. You'll see different ways to show your brand, photos of your collection, and a route to purchase or inquiry. This stage is free of charge, without a contract or deposit.
Tell us about your brand, customers, and sales process. Share a logo, selected photos, and your current website if you have one. You don’t need a complete catalog or a detailed brief to explore a design direction.
The free concepts show possible designs and layouts. Building and launching your website is a separate, paid stage that begins only after you approve the scope and price.
WEBSITE - PRICE AND SCOPE
The price of a website for a clothing company depends on the design, the number of pages and models, the quality of materials and the content editing tools. A catalog and a payment store require different scope of work. After the conversation, you will receive a custom quote; below we show scenarios, not ready-made price packages.
For a brand or boutique that wants to present the style, selected collection and place of purchase. A simple layout leads to a contact or existing store.
For a company with several collections or a wholesale offer. Pages organize models, information about the brand and terms of contact with partners.
For a company planning online orders, several languages or a B2B zone. Solution selection and cost depend on products, tools and method of operation.
We price construction, maintenance and development separately. Your quote defines the pages, products to add, content, timeline, and revisions. Domain registration, hosting, licenses, and software subscriptions have separate costs. New collections, website support, an online store, and integrations are included only as agreed. Your first 3 design concepts are free.
FOUR STAGES. CLEAR ARRANGEMENTS.
We will adjust the plan to the premiere of the collection, the readiness of the photos and the scope of the website. We set the date and terms of paid website development before starting this stage. Your time to evaluate design and content is part of the schedule.
We discuss audiences, collections and sales channels. We are checking the current website and materials. We determine whether the priority is image, making a purchase or acquiring business partners.
We show three free directions for appearance and layout. You compare the presentation of photos, brands and offers. You can submit comments or cancel without any obligation to order the site.
We confirm the price, pages, number of models, features, deadline and revisions. We develop the selected project and introduce the agreed materials. You confirm the clothing descriptions and company details.
We check mobile layouts, photos, links, and the agreed visitor journeys. After approval, we launch the site, provide your login details, and discuss collection updates and maintenance costs.
VISIBILITY, MAINTENANCE AND NEXT STEPS
The website should have an established way of adding collections and updating information. We will plan what you can handle yourself and what you can outsource. We agree on ongoing marketing and major changes separately.
Categories, collection descriptions and linking form the basis for further actions. We can discuss SEO, Google Ads campaigns and the content plan for the season separately. The performance of a website does not guarantee traffic, rankings or sales.
Before rebuilding, we will check the addresses of collections and models, content and necessary redirects. We will determine how to switch the domain and save email. Transferring the store, products and orders requires a separate analysis.
We will choose the content editing tools photos, catalog and sales points. You can update established elements yourself, order individual changes or arrange maintenance. We will explain the costs and responsibilities before the start.
REVIEWS
Feedback on the ideas, communication, and details that make a difference.
Łukasz really understood my business. The website feels clean and elegant, and it highlights what matters most.

DIRECT COLLABORATION
Website design backed by SEO and SEM experience.
I’m Łukasz Zaborski. I bring over 17 years of SEO and SEM experience, including projects for more than 200 clients across Poland and Europe, to each website I create. I consider how people find your business, compare services, and decide to get in touch.
At zaborski-pro.com, you work directly with me. I'm based in Poland and work remotely with U.S. businesses. Tell me about your services, current website, and goals. We'll agree on a scope that fits your business and coordinate communication around your time zone.
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QUESTIONS BEFORE YOU START
Answers about collections, content, pricing, and managing updates.
Yes. You receive three initial design and layout concepts without any fee, deposit or signing a contract. All you need is a description of the brand and expectations. You are under no obligation to continue. The working website and its launch are a later, paid stage after you approve the scope and price.
Your quote depends on the design, pages, collections, products, content, editing tools, and features. A product catalog and an online store with a shopping cart require different work. We explain development, maintenance, and software costs before you commit.
If you want to showcase your brand, direct you to an existing store or accept B2B inquiries, a collections and contact website may suffice. Selling directly on the new website requires reconciliation of product pages, variants, shopping cart, payment and delivery. We choose the scope depending on the method of sale.
We set the timeline after reviewing the number of pages, models and additional features as well as the readiness of the photos. We allow time for your acceptance. If you are planning to launch a collection, provide its date during the first conversation; we will confirm the schedule before the paid stage.
To start, tell us about your brand, customers, sales process, and current website. For the build, we will need a logo, collection and detail photos, product information, sizing, and where to buy. We identify gaps and agree on how we can help. Customer data and order histories are not needed.
We will take this need into account when selecting a solution and determining the editing access. We will discuss adding models, replacing a catalog, and archiving a collection. You can also order changes as part of a separate support plan. Not every page variant requires the same panel.
We can create a public catalog, downloads, and an inquiry form for business partners. Login-only pricing, wholesale ordering, and customer-specific terms require separate planning. We start with the way your wholesale business works.
We can link to your existing store. Syncing products, inventory, or orders requires a review of your tools and their documentation. We quote the work and explain provider fees after that review; integrations are not automatically included.
Within the agreed scope, we prepare the structure of the collection, addresses, titles, headers, photo descriptions and linking. Ongoing SEO, regular publications and advertising are separate services. Launching a website does not guarantee rankings, traffic or sales.
After checking the configuration, we will determine page switching, maintaining the domain and mail handling, and redirecting old addresses. If we are also moving the store, we analyze products, variants and other data separately. We do not assume the possibility of migration without checking the current solution.
There remain the costs of the domain, hosting and any licenses or subscriptions to the tools. We arrange adding collections, maintenance, new features and promotion separately. Before development, we discuss recurring costs, renewals and people responsible for updates.
Let's talk about your clothing company's website.
Get 3 Free DesignsLET'S TALK
Describe what clothing you offer, who your collections are aimed at and what the new website is intended to facilitate. We will prepare three free concepts to help you choose your direction.
Provide the brand name, method of sale and address of the current website. Specify whether you need a lookbook, a B2B catalog, a link to the store or online sales. Just a description of the plans - without customer data or order history.

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