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Custom sustainable fashion stores start at $6,000 for standard ecommerce with transparency features and range up to $15,000 for platforms with supply chain mapping, resale programs, rental models, and impact dashboards. Every project is fixed-fee.

We build interactive origin maps showing where your fabric is sourced, where garments are sewn, and where they ship from. Each supplier gets a profile page with certifications, photos, and working condition details. Data lives in a Supabase table that your team updates.

Yes. We integrate Trove or Archive for branded resale, or build custom buyback flows where customers trade in used pieces for store credit. Recurate integration enables peer-to-peer resale on your own domain instead of sending customers to third-party platforms.

Display B Corp, GOTS (Global Organic Textile Standard), OEKO-TEX Standard 100, Fair Trade Certified, Bluesign, and WRAP prominently. We build certification badge displays with verification links to each issuing body.

We integrate the Cloverly API to calculate shipping carbon footprint in real time at checkout. Customers see the offset cost and can choose to add it. Some brands absorb the cost as a brand value signal.

Medusa.js or Saleor — open-source backends that align with transparency values. No vendor lock-in, zero transaction fees (lower overhead supports sustainable pricing), and full code access means you can build custom transparency features no proprietary platform offers.

The seven forms of sustainable fashion include: 1) Ethical Fashion, focusing on fair labor practices; 2) Slow Fashion, emphasizing quality over quantity and timeless design; 3) Circular Fashion, advocating for recycling and upcycling materials; 4) Eco-Friendly Fashion, using environmentally friendly materials and processes; 5) Vegan Fashion, avoiding animal-derived materials; 6) Locally Made Fashion, supporting local artisans and reducing carbon footprint; and 7) Second-Hand Fashion, promoting the use and resale of pre-owned clothing. These approaches collectively aim to reduce the fashion industry's environmental impact.

The 5 R's of sustainable fashion are Refuse, Reduce, Reuse, Repurpose, and Recycle. "Refuse" involves declining unsustainable materials and practices. "Reduce" encourages minimizing consumption and waste. "Reuse" promotes extending the life of garments by re-wearing and repairing them. "Repurpose" involves creatively transforming old items into new, functional pieces. Finally, "Recycle" focuses on processing used materials into new products. These principles aim to decrease environmental impact and foster a more sustainable fashion industry.