Why this Shopify project?
Adam Lippes needed a Shopify foundation capable of supporting the opening of new markets, particularly Japan and the United Kingdom, without multiplying themes or losing the premium quality of the experience. The project involved Shopify Markets, localization, currencies, legal content, notifications, and merchandising details.
For an international fashion brand, conversion lies in micro-journeys: product availability, size guides, wishlists, correctly displayed prices, and consistency across market contexts.
What the Shopify agency Tranzistor built
- Unification of the Shopify theme with market contexts for the US, UK, and Japan.
- Integration and adjustment of Shopify and Klaviyo back-in-stock notifications to capture demand for unavailable products.
- Theme improvements around the size guide, wishlist, swatches, and price readability on collection pages.
Results and e-commerce impact
The brand now has a more maintainable theme base to launch new markets without starting from scratch. Teams retain a familiar Shopify back-office, while the front-end experience remains adapted to local constraints.
The product journey is clearer: size, availability, price, language, and market context are better aligned, which supports conversion for a premium fashion store.
Project keywords
- Shopify agency Paris
- Shopify Markets
- international Shopify theme
- premium fashion