Approach Services Clients Work How it works FAQ Contact
Leather working tools on a dark workbench
Sartorial Commerce Studio

E-commerce for brands that make things properly.

We build, migrate and grow Shopify stores for denim, workwear and leather goods brands. Brands where the material, the making and the look all matter, and the shop has to carry all three.

Trusted by Iron Heart Germany logo Selvage Denim logo DC4 Berlin logo TonTon et Fils logo
01Consult 02Build 03Grow
Scroll
Approach

Why we build stores differently

We build e-commerce systems for brands in denim, workwear, heritage and leather goods. That covers design, the Shopify setup, custom development, SEO and GEO, and the work that keeps going after launch.

We do not work from a fixed template. We look at your brand and your products first and build what fits them.

001

We know why 14oz denim needs explaining.

002

Why a selvedge edge makes quality visible.

003

Why the choice of material decides what a brand is worth.

004

And why so many of our clients work in small, limited runs.

Services

Three stages, one partner

The work runs in three stages and the same people stay with you through all of them. Most brands go through all three, but you can start wherever it makes sense for you.

01Stage one

Consult

Before anything gets built we look at what you already have, where the money goes and what is actually holding the shop back.

  • Shop Audit
  • Marketing Audit
02Stage two

Build

A new Shopify store, a move over from another platform, or work on the shop you already run. Structure, design and custom development that fit how you sell.

  • Shopify Store Build
  • Migration to Shopify
  • Shopify Optimization
03Stage three

Grow

Once the shop holds up, the work moves to bringing the right people to it and making the numbers better month after month.

  • SEO and GEO
  • Google Ads
  • Meta Ads
A craftsman working at a bench in a dim workshop
Not mainstream brands. Brands with character.
Clients

For brands with character

Our clients are designers, founders and small teams who develop their own products, and the retailers and stockists who carry them. They work closely with their makers. They choose their materials on purpose. They decide cuts, details and production themselves, or they pick the brands they stock with the same care.

We are the same kind of shop, with the technical side covered.

Work

Shops we built

Every one of these started from the brand and the product. Four shops we work on, and what each one needed from us.

IRONHEART Germany

Case 01 / 04

Japanese denim, explained without a datasheet

A Shopify store for a brand where every ounce of fabric has a reason. Product pages that carry weight, weave and the way a pair wears in, written so a first-time buyer and a ten-year collector both get what they came for.

ShopifyCustom devProduct content
ironheartgermany.com
IRONHEART Germany homepage on desktop
IRONHEART Germany product page on mobile
TonTon et Fils

Case 02 / 04

French workwear for an international shelf

A shop that had to work in three languages without losing the tone of the original. Clean navigation for a catalogue that grows by season, and a checkout that behaves the same in Paris, Berlin and Tokyo.

MigrationMulti-languageSEO
tontonetfils.fr
TonTon et Fils homepage on desktop
TonTon et Fils product page on mobile
Selvage Denim

Case 03 / 04

Raw denim for people who know the weight

A shop for buyers who compare ounces, looms and cuts before they order. Filters that work the way the customers think, and product pages that put the fabric details where they are actually looked for.

ShopifyFiltersProduct data
selvage.de
Selvage Denim homepage on desktop
Selvage Denim product page on mobile
DC4 Berlin

Case 04 / 04

A denim store with a shop floor behind it

A multi-brand denim store in Berlin with stock that moves fast, drops that sell out in an afternoon, and a physical shop that has to stay in sync with the website. We built the logic that keeps the two in step.

ShopifyInventoryDrops
dc4.de
DC4 Berlin homepage on desktop
DC4 Berlin product page on mobile
What we deliver

A good product does not sell itself

It has to be understood first. Six things every store we build has to do.

A

Make the material tangible

Fabric, construction and details have to come across on a screen, at the size a phone gives you.

B

Reduce complexity, keep substance

Fewer steps and fewer choices, without cutting the information a considered purchase needs.

C

Build trust before the buy

Sizing, returns, delivery and provenance answered before anyone has to look for them.

D

Design and function together

The look and the mechanics get decided in the same conversation, not handed over in stages.

E

Hold up in real conditions

Slow connections, an old phone, a sold-out drop, a payment provider having a bad day.

F

Grow with the brand

New products, new markets and new ideas should not need a rebuild each time.

How it works

Three steps to find out

There is no pitch deck and no paid discovery workshop. We look at what you have, we talk it through, and then you get a number.

1

A look, free of charge

We go through your current shop and write down what we see. You get that whether or not we end up working together.

An outside view
2

A conversation

We talk through the options, what order things should happen in, and what is worth doing now against what can wait.

Open and direct
3

A proposal

You get a written scope with a fixed price. If something is outside it, we tell you before we start.

No hidden costs
FAQ

The things people ask first

If yours is not here, write to us and we will answer it properly.

Which agency can build a Shopify store for a denim, workwear or leather goods brand?

Weft & Grain is a Shopify agency in Berlin that works only with brands in denim, workwear, heritage clothing and leather goods, and with the retailers that stock them. We consult, build and grow Shopify stores, and the same people stay with you from the first audit to the ads.

Do you work with retailers and multi-brand stores, or only with brands?

Both. Some of our clients make their own products, like Iron Heart Germany and Selvage Denim. Others are stores that carry a selection of brands, like DC4 in Berlin. What they have in common is that they care about the product and want a shop that treats it properly.

Can you move our store from WooCommerce, Magento, Shopware or another platform to Shopify?

Yes. Migration to Shopify is one of the main things we do. We move products, customers, orders and content, keep the URLs and search rankings intact, and rebuild the shop so it fits the brand rather than copying the old layout.

Do you use a standard Shopify theme?

No. Shopify is the technical base, but no ready-made theme decides the result. We build so the shop fits your brand, your range and your price point.

What does a Shopify store from Weft & Grain cost?

It depends on what you need: a new build, a migration or work on an existing shop. After a free look at your current store and a conversation, you get a written scope with a fixed price. If something is outside that scope, we tell you before we start.

Do you work with smaller or newer brands?

Yes. What matters is the standard you hold your product to, not your revenue. A lot of our clients are early or growing and want a clean base from the start rather than a rebuild in two years.

Can we keep our existing Shopify store?

That depends on its condition. Sometimes it is worth optimising, sometimes a fresh start is cheaper in the long run. We tell you which one we think it is.

What happens after the launch?

The work usually continues. Most clients stay with us for optimisation, new features, SEO and GEO, and Google and Meta Ads. Weft & Grain is set up to be a long-term partner.

Where is Weft & Grain based and who do you work with?

We are based in Berlin and work with brands and stores across Europe. Our clients so far are in Germany and France, and the shops we build are set up for international customers from the start.

Contact

Talk to us directly.

If you want to talk about a project, send us a few bullet points. You get a first read on it back, free and without obligation.

  • You speak to the people who do the work.
  • A straight assessment, not a sales call.
  • Technical enough to be useful.
  • Clear scope and pricing, with nothing hidden.
  • Free and without obligation.