How do we get started?

With a conversation, not a contract. You tell us what you are building and what is getting in the way, we ask the questions that actually matter, and if we are a good fit we scope the work and agree a fixed price before anything begins.

We price each project to what it needs, not off a rate card, then hand you one fixed quote with no hourly meter running. Scope drives the number, so the honest answer is simple: tell us about the project and we will send you a real one, fast.

How long will it take?

A brand usually takes a few weeks. A website depends on the number of pages and how ready your words and images are. You get a real timeline with your quote, and we hold ourselves to it. Rushing is how work ends up looking rushed.

Who will I be working with?

The people actually making it. We keep the studio small on purpose, so you deal directly with the person designing and building your project from first sketch to launch. No account managers, no being passed down a line.

Can you help people find my site?

Yes, and we build for it from the first line. Every site is fast, cleanly structured, and written to make sense to people and to Google, so you are not paying for something no one can find. Need only the search side? We take that on too.

I already have a brand or website. Can you help?

Often that is the better place to start. We would rather sharpen what is working and quietly fix what is not than tear it all down for the sake of it, and we will always tell you honestly what is worth keeping.

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/ ONLINE STORE WEBSITE DESIGN

Online store website design for small labels

A shopper sees your tee on Instagram at eleven at night, taps the link in your bio, and starts checking. Is it boxy or fitted. What cotton. Does M still exist. How much postage to Sandakan. If your site answers all of that in a minute, she messages you on WhatsApp. If it does not, she closes the tab.

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KAMI, a shop we imagined

KAMI is not a real label. Every piece, price and size on it is invented, but the shop built around them is real and you can click through all of it.

KAMI

A bold basics label that sells over WhatsApp.

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What it costs

RM1,000 buys one page: a single drop or a tight range, photos, sizing, postage and a WhatsApp button. RM2,800 is where most labels land, around five pages, so the catalogue has room to grow and shipping, returns and your story each get a proper page. RM5,500 covers the name, logo, labels and site together, which suits a label starting fresh.

Every price is fixed and in writing before any work begins, and the domain, the site and the content stay yours. The full breakdown is on the pricing page, and there is a longer answer in what a website costs in Malaysia.

What an online store website actually needs

One background, one light, every piece

Nothing lifts a small label faster than photos that match. Same wall, same daylight, same distance, shot in one afternoon. Ten pieces that look like one collection beat fifty that look borrowed from ten different phones. We build the page around that grid, so shoot it before we start.

A catalogue, with WhatsApp checkout

Until you are shipping steady parcels every week, a full cart and payment gateway costs more in fees and fiddling than it earns. A clean catalogue with a Reserve on WhatsApp button on each piece sells the same stock, and you keep the conversation.

Sizing, fabric and care, on every piece

Chest and length in centimetres, the weight of the cotton, whether it shrinks, how to wash it, and the height and size of whoever is wearing it in the photo. Vague listings come back to you twice: once as a DM asking, once as a return.

Postage on the page, not at the end

Malaysian shoppers look for it early, and they know Semenanjung and Sabah or Sarawak are not the same price. Put both rates where the prices are, say what a free shipping threshold is if you have one, and give a realistic number of working days.

Stock status you actually keep true

Sold out marked as sold out, restock dates when you know them, and a page you can update yourself in a minute from your phone. Nothing sours a new customer faster than paying for a size M that ran out three weeks ago.

Built for the link in your bio

Instagram brings the interest, the site does the explaining, WhatsApp closes it. So the page opens fast on a phone on mobile data, the drop that is live sits at the top, and the WhatsApp button follows the shopper down the whole catalogue.

What goes wrong

Paying monthly for a full store platform, gateway fees and plugins while shipping eleven parcels a month. The fees quietly eat the margin on every tee before you have proven the range sells.
Photos shot across five different sessions: one on a bed, one in a car park, one with a yellow bulb. The clothes may be good, but the shop looks like five shops.
Keeping postage a secret until the shopper has already picked a size and asked. East Malaysian buyers especially will assume you are hiding something, and most of them will not ask twice.
Listing only S, M and L with no measurements, no fabric weight and no model height. You then spend your evenings answering the same three questions in DMs, and still take returns.
Calling an Instagram highlight or a Google Drive folder of photos your catalogue. Neither shows a price next to a size, neither loads properly for someone new, and neither turns up in search.

Questions shop owners ask

Do I need Shopify or a proper shopping cart?

Probably not yet. If you are sending out fewer than about thirty parcels a month, a catalogue with WhatsApp ordering will sell the same stock without monthly fees or transaction cuts. When your volume makes the fees worth it, the catalogue is already built and we add a cart to it.

I do not have good product photos. Can you shoot them?

We do not shoot, but we will tell you exactly what to take: one wall, daylight, the same distance for every piece, front, back and one detail shot. Half a day with a phone is usually enough. Send them over and we will crop and colour them to match.

Can I add new pieces myself when a drop lands?

Yes. Adding a piece means a photo, a name, a price, the sizes and whether it is in stock. We set it up so you can do that from your phone between orders, and we walk you through it once on a call. If you would rather we handle drops, that is a small ongoing job.

How do I take payment if there is no checkout?

The way most small labels here already do it. The shopper messages you on WhatsApp with the piece and size, you confirm stock and postage, they transfer by DuitNow or bank transfer and send the receipt. It costs you nothing per order, and you get a customer you can message again.

I already sell on Instagram and Shopee. Why do I need a site?

Because neither is yours. Shopee sets the fees and puts a competitor beside your listing, and an Instagram grid cannot hold sizing, postage and stock in one place. Your own page is where a shopper decides, and it is the only one that still works if an account gets locked.

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Tell us what you sell

Send us a few photos and the range you are working with. We will tell you honestly whether one page or five is right, and what it costs, before you commit to anything.

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/ IMAGINED FOR YOU · NOT CLIENT WORK