MAISON ÖRE
A quiet luxury womenswear storefront where fit, fabric and returns confidence do the selling.
- Industry
- Premium Fashion
- Focus
- E-commerce Design & Conversion Strategy
- Design direction
- Editorial minimalism with a slow, considered buying rhythm
- Primary objective
- Make a high-ticket wardrobe feel worth its price before the shopper ever reaches the product page.
The conversion logic behind it
High-ticket fashion loses shoppers on uncertainty, not price. The layout therefore answers fit, fabric and returns before it asks for the sale.
The hero commits to one idea instead of a rotating carousel, so the first screen has a single job: establish quality and route to the collection.
Product cards carry rating counts and a size-confidence cue, so browsing already builds the trust the product page normally has to rebuild.
The complete storefront
Wardrobe pieces made to outlast the season.
Italian wool, considered cuts and a fit guide that removes the guesswork.
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Three pieces, nine outfits.
A styled capsule that shows how the collection works together, and lets shoppers add all three in one click.
What customers say
The coat arrived exactly as the fit guide described. Nothing to send back.
Feels like the price is in the fabric, not the branding.
First store where I didn't need to order two sizes.
Cut in Florence, worn everywhere.
Every garment starts with a mill visit and ends with a fit test on five body types. That process is the product, so the store tells it on the way to checkout, not in a hidden About page.
First access to each drop.
Small runs sell through. Subscribers see them 48 hours early.
Why these decisions were made
One hero, one decision
A single CTA above the fold beats a slider that splits attention.
Objection handling early
Returns and fit guarantees sit in the first two screens, where hesitation starts.
Social proof on the card
Ratings at browse level reduce the number of pages between interest and cart.
Bundled capsule
A styled multi-item add raises average order value without discounting.
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