A sourcing manager lands on your site from a trade show follow-up email. She filters by organic cotton, GSM above 180, and GOTS certification — and your catalog returns zero results because your fabrics live in a PDF. She closes the tab. That's the gap we fix for textile manufacturers. Your buyers need searchable catalogs where they can filter by weave, finish, and sustainability credential without emailing you. They need MOQ calculators that spit out instant pricing estimates, not a contact form. And they need your OEKO-TEX and REACH documentation visible on the homepage, because fashion brands in Europe and North America won't start a sourcing conversation without verifying compliance first. Your website either answers these questions immediately — or your competitor's does.
Onde os projetos falham
Conformidade
Fabric Catalog
MOQ Calculator
Certification Display
Sustainability Section
Lookbook Portfolio
30-Language i18n
O que construímos
Buyers scroll past generic stock photos wondering what your facility actually looks like
Fashion brands audit your site for Modern Slavery Act statements before contacting you — and find nothing
Sourcing managers need MOQ and lead time upfront but your site forces them to email for a ballpark number
Your fabric specs live in a PDF catalog that nobody can search or filter by GSM or weave type
Sustainability buyers filter you out because GOTS and OEKO-TEX credentials aren't visible on your product pages
Trade show leads land on your homepage instead of a dedicated page referencing the event they met you at
Nosso processo
Textile Audit
Catalog Design
Content
Development
Launch
Perguntas frequentes
How do you handle thousands of fabric SKUs without killing site speed?
Category pages are statically generated, so they load fast no matter what. Individual product pages use on-demand ISR -- they update when data changes without requiring a full rebuild. Algolia handles search indexing off the main thread entirely, which is why filtering 10,000+ SKUs feels instant rather than sluggish. And Cloudinary serves images at exactly the resolution each device actually needs, so you're not pushing a 4MB image to someone on a phone in Ho Chi Minh City.
Can buyers search by specific fabric attributes like GSM or composition?
Yes -- and it's genuinely useful filtering, not just a basic keyword search. We implement faceted search with Algolia that indexes every attribute you track: GSM, fiber composition percentage, width, weave type, finish, color family, certifications. Buyers can stack multiple filters simultaneously and get results back in under 200 milliseconds. That speed matters more than people realize -- slow search is abandoned search.
Do you integrate with textile industry ERPs like SAP or Oracle?
We build middleware that syncs product data, inventory levels, and pricing tiers between your ERP and the website CMS. Changes propagate in near-real-time. So when your team updates stock or adjusts lead times in the ERP, the website reflects it automatically -- nobody needs to log into the CMS and make manual edits. In practice, this eliminates a whole category of errors.
How does the swatch request system work?
Buyers add fabrics to a swatch request cart from any catalog page -- it works just like an e-commerce cart, which is familiar and fast. On submission, the request hits your CRM with full product details, buyer contact info, and shipping address. Your fulfillment team gets an automated notification, the buyer gets tracking updates, and the whole flow is customizable to match however your internal process actually works.
Can the B2B portal show different pricing for different buyer tiers?
Absolutely. Each buyer account gets assigned a pricing tier during setup. When they log in, they see their negotiated rates, volume discounts, and specific MOQ requirements -- not the standard public pricing. Unauthenticated visitors see either standard pricing or a prompt to contact you. It's role-based authentication, and it handles the complexity of B2B textile pricing without requiring manual quotes for every inquiry.
What does post-launch support include?
Every project includes 30 days of post-launch support -- bug fixes, performance monitoring, minor content adjustments. But honestly, the part clients find most valuable is the CMS training. Your team learns to manage products, update lookbooks, and publish new landing pages themselves, without coming back to us for every small change. And if you want ongoing development beyond that 30-day window, we offer extended support retainers.
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