Abitessa

Abitessa is built for fashion brands that sell clothing, shoes and jewellery and want shoppers to put together whole outfits, not single pieces. The store works like a dressing room: the menu hangs along the bottom of the screen like a clothes rail, product cards are paper swing tags, and the cart is a Fitting Room where the outfit hangs together.

The signature is the Look Composer (Build a look). Shoppers build a look band by band (layer, top, bottom, shoes), step or swipe through each band, lock the pieces they love and shuffle the rest. The total updates as they go, they pick a size for each piece, and the whole look goes into the Fitting Room in one add. Looks can be saved and shared.

What you get

• Rail bar: the main menu on a rail at the bottom of the screen, with department panels, Search, the Size Passport, Account and the Fitting Room. It measures itself and folds into a compact Rail panel when space runs out, so the tags never overlap at any screen width, and it can hide while the shopper scrolls.
• Swing-tag product cards: a paper tag under each photo with number, name, price and colour dots. It flips to its back for sizes and quick add. Collections switch between Rail and Grid views and can show "My size only".
• Fitting Room cart drawer: the pieces hang as one outfit, sizes can be swapped right in the drawer, and shoppers can keep saved looks for later.
• Size Passport and The Tape: shoppers save their size per category (for example tops, bottoms, dresses, shoes and rings) once, in their own browser, and their size is marked on every product. The Tape is a size finder: drag the tape or type a measurement in cm or inches and it answers "You're an M in bottoms", using size tables you keep in Shopify.
• Product page: large gallery with zoom and a swipe strip on phones, photo colour swatches, size chips with sold-out sizes crossed out, Find my size, fit notes, model size, care symbols, tabs, low-stock note, pickup availability and a sticky add bar on phones.
• Complete the look and Seen in: the product stays locked in its band while shoppers swipe through the rest of the outfit (products you pair, or Shopify's complementary products) and add the rest in one go; Seen in shows the looks the piece appears in.