Between July and September, we answered it 18 times. This quarter’s launches span beauty, fashion, food and beverage, and home, from global houses like M.A.C. and Clinique to DTC brands reshaping their categories. Several came from Pattern, now part of Domaine
Here's a spotlight on several of those projects.
Once Upon a Farm
We partnered with Once Upon a Farm on a redesign and upgrade to Shopify 2.0.
M.A.C. Cosmetics US
M.A.C. Cosmetics migrated to Shopify, followed by the Clinique storefront on a single codebase, marking the beginning of The Estée Lauder Companies’ broader transition to scaling ecommerce on Shopify.
Clinique US
Shoppe Amber Lewis
Pattern, part of Domaine, redesigned Amber Interiors' Shoppe Amber Lewis on Shopify.
Sun Home Saunas
Pattern, part of Domaine, redesigned Sun Home Saunas' Shopify website.
Alexander Wang
Alexander Wang migrated to Shopify.
Simon Pearce
Simon Pearce launched a redesigned Shopify experience.
L'AGENCE
L'AGENCE relaunched with a redesigned Shopify storefront.
Old Navy Sport
Pattern, part of Domaine, worked with Old Navy to launch the Old Navy Sport ecommerce experience.
Closing Thoughts
No two of these brands came to us with the same brief. Some were moving off platforms that had stopped keeping pace with the business. Others had outgrown a storefront that no longer reflected who they'd become. A few needed to serve DTC and B2B customers, or new markets, from a single foundation.
What this quarter ultimately shows is that Shopify can hold all of it, as long as the build behind each storefront is shaped around the brand rather than the other way around. That's the work we're purpose-built for: helping ambitious and beloved brands build commerce that lasts.
If your brand is weighing a migration or a redesign, we'd be glad to talk through what's possible. Contact us here.
