Direct-to-consumer storefront for a premium women's ethnic wear label — Anarkalis, co-ord sets, dupatta sets and kurta pant sets — with Razorpay checkout, currency switching and category-led browsing.
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Ethnic wear is bought visually and by occasion, not by product code: a shopper arrives wanting a look. The catalogue had to be browsable that way, discounting had to be visible without cheapening a premium label, and payment had to work for buyers inside and outside India.
A category-first storefront organised the way the clothes are actually shopped, with a Just Launched shelf carrying new arrivals and per-product discount badges that show the saving without swamping the brand. Razorpay covers Indian payment methods, while currency and language switching opens the same catalogue to overseas buyers.
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