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Retail & fashion

Every size, every colour, one product page

Variants, galleries and brand pages that look like a fashion storefront, with instalment payments and a wishlist that brings shoppers back for new arrivals.

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  • Product variants
  • Wishlist
  • Instalments
  • Shipping zones

Sound familiar?

  • "Every size and colour of the same jacket is a separate product in our system, and our merchandiser spends more time on data entry than on the collection."

  • "We lose sales at checkout because we cannot offer instalments, and our customers expect it now."

  • "Someone saves an item, forgets about it, and we have no way to remind them it is back in stock or on sale."

How it works

From order to doorstep

  1. 1

    Catalogue the collection

    Size × colour variants under one product, with galleries and brand pages.

  2. 2

    Shopper builds a wishlist

    Save items across sizes and get notified on restock or sale.

  3. 3

    Pay however suits

    Cards, wallet, COD or Tabby and Tamara instalments at checkout.

  4. 4

    Ship by zone

    Per-country and per-state shipping rates, with new-arrival flags to merchandise the drop.

Capabilities

A catalogue that looks and sells like fashion

Retail lives or dies on how the product looks and how easy it is to buy the right size.

See it live

Sample shops you can click through

Real shops with sample products — browse collections, search, cart and checkout. Nothing can be ordered.

Catalogue

One jacket, every size and colour, one product page

Option sets generate every size × colour variant with its own stock, price and barcode, editable in bulk — so a 12-size, 6-colour drop is one product to manage, not seventy-two.

  • Size × colour variants generated from option sets
  • Image galleries and dedicated brand pages
  • New-arrival flags and manual sort positions

Checkout

Instalments and a wishlist that recovers lost intent

Tabby and Tamara instalment previews sit at checkout, and a wishlist lets a shopper save an item across sizes and colours to come back to — the two things fashion buyers ask for most and cart-only platforms often gate behind a paid app.

  • Tabby and Tamara instalment preview at checkout
  • Wishlist across variants, not just one size
  • Per-country and per-state shipping zones
“Our merchandiser now manages one product per style instead of a dozen. That alone freed up a full day a week.”
Merchandising lead · Fashion retailer on Quick Commerce
44
integrations live
800+
active stores
4
apps on one system

vs a cart plus a wishlist app plus a BNPL plugin

Wishlist, instalments and a branded app are frequently three separate paid add-ons on cart-only platforms.

  • Size × colour variants with bulk edit

    Quick Commerce
    Yes
    Cart + wishlist app + BNPL plugin
    limited

  • Wishlist included

    Quick Commerce
    Yes
    Cart + wishlist app + BNPL plugin
    paid app

  • Tabby / Tamara instalments

    Quick Commerce
    Yes
    Cart + wishlist app + BNPL plugin
    paid app

  • Branded iOS + Android app

    Quick Commerce
    yearly add-on
    Cart + wishlist app + BNPL plugin
    paid app, per month

  • Arabic RTL storefront

    Quick Commerce
    Yes
    Cart + wishlist app + BNPL plugin
    plugin

Integrations

Payments and pixels a fashion store needs

Instalments at checkout and the social pixels fashion marketing runs on.

  • Tabby

    buy now, pay later

  • Tamara

    buy now, pay later

  • Meta Pixel

    Instagram & Facebook attribution

  • TikTok Pixel

    events API

  • Stripe

    cards with saved-card checkout

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

How many products do we need to create for a shirt in 5 sizes and 3 colours?
One. Option sets generate all 15 variants under it, each with its own stock, price and barcode.
Can shoppers save an item and get notified when it is back in stock?
Yes. The wishlist keeps saved items, and a sold-out size shows "notify me": the shopper gets an email or a WhatsApp message when it is back (WhatsApp needs your Libromi connection). Back-in-stock alerts run on the online store.
Do Tabby and Tamara show the instalment amount before checkout?
Yes — an instalment preview appears in the storefront so shoppers see the plan before they commit.
Can we run shipping rates that differ by emirate or state?
Yes — shipping zones support per-country and per-state rates, configured from the back office.
How do we highlight a new collection drop?
Flag products as new arrivals and use manual sort positions to merchandise the drop at the top of the collection.
Does the Arabic storefront read like a real translation for fashion copy?
Yes — content, including product descriptions, is managed per language in the same catalogue, not machine-translated at render time.

Other solutions

Give your collection a storefront that matches it

Variants, BNPL, wishlist — live in a day.

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No card required · Live in a day · Support in Arabic and English

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