Most KITH traffic comes from phones, and release day is when that matters most. We designed for the phone first and then scaled up to desktop.

KITH
KITH launches new product every Monday. We redesigned their Shopify Plus store and designed the iOS app that release-day shoppers use.
Services
- UX and navigation design
- Shopify Plus storefront design
- Merchandising setup
- iOS app design
The ask
KITH started in New York in 2011 and grew into one of the best-known names in streetwear. It sells menswear, womenswear and kids, and it works with a long list of other brands on collaborations.
A lot of KITH’s product arrives through the Monday Program, a weekly release where limited pieces go live and often sell out fast. That puts real pressure on the store. The team has to change what the site features every single week, and shoppers need to find the new release in seconds.
KITH asked us to work on the whole online experience: the Shopify Plus website, and a new iOS app built for release days.
Tech partners
- Shopify Plus
- Storefront API
- SeedCMS
- iOS
The solution
Most of our time went into three areas.
The first was navigation. People come to KITH for different reasons. Some want this week’s drop, some are browsing a category, and some are following a collaboration. We organised the menu around those three habits so each group reaches what it wants in a couple of taps.
The second was merchandising. Each release changes what the homepage and collection pages need to show, so we set these up as sections the KITH team can edit in Shopify themselves. A new drop no longer needs a developer.
The third was the app. We designed the iOS app around release day: see what is coming, get a reminder, and check out quickly when it goes live. It runs on the same Shopify Plus backend as the website, so stock and orders stay in one place.
If you are weighing up a custom front end for a store like this, we cover the trade-offs in Shopify Plus or headless commerce.



Navigation
A menu built around how KITH shoppers actually browse: new releases, categories and collaborations.

Content
KITH publishes a lot of editorial next to its products, so the lookbooks and stories needed a proper home on the site.

Mobile

