Zoya Couture
An online store for a new Belgian fashion label, in Dutch, French and English, with collections, wishlist, customer accounts and checkout.
The problem
Before Operix
A new label launching in Belgium needed a store that feels like a fashion house and sells in the three languages its customers use.
What we built
The system
- Online store in Dutch, French and English
- Collections for dresses, occasion wear, summer and knitwear
- Search, wishlist, customer accounts and cart
- Free-shipping threshold, shipping and returns pages
- Cookie consent and legal pages for the EU
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