For fashion designers

PRIMA Fashion is where a designer's store lives, with a code on every garment that keeps working long after the piece is sold.

Your store on PRIMA, where every customer becomes the store.

Your catalog comes across from Shopify, the inventory and imagery stay yours, and each garment leaves the studio carrying a code that turns whoever wears it into a shopfront.

  1. 01 Every garment gets its own QR code. You generate it in Studio, print it on a tag, a lookbook, a mirror in the fitting room.
  2. 02 A shopper scans it and lands on that exact garment. If they are new, they create an account first, then continue straight to the piece.
  3. 03 The code remembers who shared it. Scans, signups, and orders stay credited to that person, even if the purchase happens weeks later.
  4. 04 Every customer can share their own code. That is how one store becomes hundreds of them.
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Scan this to see the flow.

It resolves to the Orla coat, asks a new visitor to create an account, then credits the scan to the sharer.

Orla Oversized Wool Coat

Atelier Nomi

Orla Oversized Wool Coat

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The problem

Today the designer ends up as a label in a seam.

A piece sells, it is wrapped, it leaves the studio, and the relationship stops at the till. After that the garment does the most interesting part of its life without you.

It gets worn for years. It is seen at dinners, on trains, in photographs, by hundreds of people who never came near your store. Someone admires the coat and asks where it is from. The answer is a half-remembered name, a brand they cannot spell, a woven label they were too polite to check. That is the whole of your presence in the moment a stranger actually wants to buy.

Then the piece is gifted, resold, inherited. Each hand it passes through moves it further from the person who made it, and none of that attention finds its way back to you.

With PRIMA

The garment stays a storefront for years.

Every garment carries its own code. Scanned on a train platform three years from now, it still resolves to that exact piece on your PRIMA storefront, in your sizes, with your photography, priced by you.

The person wearing it becomes the store. They claim the code on their first scan, and anyone who scans it afterwards is credited to them. The admirer who asked where the coat is from is now a buyer who found the answer in one gesture.

You keep the customer. Catalog, inventory, imagery, orders, and the relationship all sit with you rather than with a marketplace that rents you an audience.

One garment sold once keeps introducing new buyers, season after season, for as long as somebody is still wearing it.

The label sewn into the seam becomes a permanent storefront.

How it works

Import the store

Paste your Shopify URL for an instant scraped preview, then connect the store for live inventory.

Own your inventory

Every product, variant, size run, stock count, and image is editable in Studio.

Generate garment QR codes

One code per garment per sharer. Scans, signups, and orders all credit back to the right person.

Sell on PRIMA

Bag, checkout, orders, and card payments run on PRIMA. Stripe gets connected next.

Live on PRIMA

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Shop the store

Every scan is attributed. To the garment, and to the person who shared it.

A code carries both the garment and the sharer. A new visitor creates an account first, and the credit stays attached to that account through checkout, even weeks later.