Nerthi sells Chettinad cotton sarees alongside unstitched salwar suits, A-line kurtis and kidswear — each product a one-off colourway with limited stock. A catalogue like that needs shoppers to find the right piece fast, and needs the team to launch festive drops without a developer on call.
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Collections built for browsing
Sarees, unstitched suits, kurtis, kids’ wear and festive edits, each easy to shop on a phone.
02
Festive drops the team can launch
Seasonal collections — like the Pongal edit — and offer banners the team runs from the Shopify admin.
03
Fabric-first product pages
Large imagery that shows weave, border and drape — the reason people buy Chettinad cotton.
Approach
Structure first, then the look.
Map how people shop
Fabric, garment type, occasion and price band became the collection structure before any styling.
Theme, tuned to the catalogue
Launched on our in-house Shopify theme and adjusted for a large, colour-led range.
Hand over the controls
Banners, collections and offers set up so the Nerthi team runs every drop themselves.
What we built
A store the team runs every season.
What shoppers see on nerthifashion.com today.
Chettinad cotton sarees, unstitched salwar suits (including 3-piece sets), A-line kurtis and kids’ dresses as separate collections
Festive and themed edits alongside the core range, such as the Pongal collection and Tamil cinema specials
Offer strip for store-wide codes on unstitched suits
Sale and compare-at pricing on every product card
Low-stock labels (“Only 3 left. No restock”) that suit one-off colourways
Yes. Collections, banners and offers are managed in the Shopify admin; we set the structure up so a new drop is a content task, not a development task.