Studio Kith — Social shop
A catalogue for a maker who sells through Instagram and Facebook, with orders in one inbox.
Fictional client, created to show our approach.
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- Year
- 2026
- Status
- Concept design
Studio Kith
Catalogue · synced to Instagram & Facebook
Small run. Made in the studio.
Last sync 09:44
The Kith shirt
£120
S · M · L · 2 left in M
Wide trouser, clay
£145
S · M · L · sold out in S
Studio apron
£80
One size · 4 left
Kith tote
£45
One size · in stock
Two pieces are one-offs: when they sell, the listing pauses itself.
Edit stock →Screens
The challenge
Every sale began as a direct message; sizes, addresses and payments were copied by hand, and stock was guessed.
Our approach
A shop catalogue synced to the social storefront, with orders gathered into one inbox and stock counted as pieces sell.
What we built
- Catalogue synced to the Instagram and Facebook shop
- Order inbox from DMs and comments
- Size and variant tracking per piece
- Payment status per order
- Low-stock flags for one-off pieces
- Weekly sales summary
Modules included
Design notes
Sand ground and an Instrument Serif wordmark give the catalogue a studio feel rather than a marketplace one. Each piece is one card with its size run underneath; the order inbox keeps the customer’s own words above the fields staff need to fill.
Surface
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Ink
#241C16
Accent
#C2683F
Tint
#E8D6C4
Concept design
This is a concept design for a fictional client, created to show how we approach this kind of project.
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A paid order becomes a supplier request, then follows through to delivery
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Awaiting supplier
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Delayed
1
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£412
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Elena Marsh
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