Variant swatches
Colour swatches that swap the gallery, and sold-out sizes shown clearly instead of hidden, so shoppers see what is coming back.
Fashion stores live on variants, imagery and timing. A collection launched for Ramadan or Eid has a few weeks to sell, sizes run out unevenly, and a GCC customer paying cash on delivery expects easy exchanges. The store has to be built around all three.
Fast mobile pages with large imagery, clean size and colour variants with swatches, a size guide per product type, seasonal drop pages for Ramadan and Eid, an exchange-first returns flow, and payment choices including cash on delivery, Tabby and Tamara — all bilingual in English and Arabic.
Colour swatches that swap the gallery, and sold-out sizes shown clearly instead of hidden, so shoppers see what is coming back.
Abayas, dresses and shoes each get their own measurement table from metafields, not one generic chart.
Countdown landing pages for launches, and pre-orders for pieces made in batches.
Editorial pages where every look links to the products in it, editable by the team in the theme editor.
The returns portal offers a size swap or store credit first, keeping the revenue when a refund is not needed.
Cash-on-delivery orders are confirmed by WhatsApp or SMS before dispatch, cutting refused deliveries.
Return reasons are captured by product so a style that runs small gets a note on the product page.
Returns are where fashion books drift. With ZaadBooks, each Shopify refund becomes a credit note against the original invoice, so revenue and VAT reverse on the same record.
Yes. Sizes, lengths and colours are set up as variant options, with a size guide per category stored as metafields, so abayas and accessories each show the right measurements.
We build a drop page with a countdown, schedule products to publish at a set time, and prepare the theme and apps for the traffic spike, testing checkout under load before launch day.
An exchange-first returns portal with clear rules, combined with COD order confirmation before dispatch. It keeps revenue on size swaps and reduces refused cash-on-delivery parcels.
Yes. Shopify Markets shows AED and SAR prices from one store, with market-specific pricing and delivery options, so one catalogue serves both countries.
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