Strut website
Made for fashionA dark, fashion-forward site for a model or talent agency, with pill portraits and a board of faces.
Drape is an online clothing store made for fashion labels and boutiques, and Strut is made for a model or talent agency. Launch and waitlist pages carry your next drop.
Fashion sites sell a mood before they sell a product. The pictures carry the page, the type is confident, and there is always something new: a drop, a collection, a casting. The site has to make room for that without looking like a catalogue.
Drape is an editorial clothing store: big fashion photographs, thin capitals, one red accent, and a shop, product page, bag and checkout that run on the startbuddi Store. Strut is made for a model or talent agency, with pill portraits and a board of faces. For a drop, a countdown or launch page collects emails first, and Linen works as a stylist's portfolio.
"Made for" means the template was designed for this business. "Works for" means it fits well, and you will change more of the sample words.
A dark, fashion-forward site for a model or talent agency, with pill portraits and a board of faces.
An editorial clothing store with big fashion photographs, thin capitals, one red accent, and a shop, bag and checkout.
A quiet personal site for a freelancer or consultant: your work, your services and prices, your story and a contact page.
A launch page with a big centred headline, three benefits, proof, one offer and the questions people ask.
A waitlist page with a bold promise, a clock counting down to launch day and one signup form.
A one-screen coming soon page: the name, one line, a signup form and nothing else.
An application page: who it is for, what they get, then a longer application form.
A launch-day reveal on black: a giant countdown, what is new, and a seat for the first look.
One mobile page for your links, a video, products, bookings and an email signup, in one of 12 themes.
Describe your fashion business in a sentence. Chip picks a design, writes the words in your brand and fills in the rows. You see the price in credits first, and nothing goes live until you publish.
No code, no designer, no plugin to install.
Straight answers, so nothing surprises you after you sign up.
See every planYes. Drape is a clothing store with a shop, product pages, a bag and checkout. Its shop runs on the startbuddi Store, which takes payment through Stripe or Paystack.
Yes. The countdown waitlist page ends in a signup form, and every signup lands in your contacts.
Yes. The application page ends in a longer form, and each application lands in your contacts.
Pick a template, change the words and photos, publish. Every enquiry lands in your contacts.