Projects Salvador By P.

An online store selling by day three.

Salvador By P. is a womenswear brand that needed to start selling as soon as possible. We estimated five days. We built the store in under two, and by the third day it was already making sales.

Client
Salvador By P.
Industry
Womenswear
What we did
Tiendanube store, categories, brand design, payments, shipping and training
The Salvador By P. store on a laptop, with the collection video on the home page, and a dress product page on a phone
01

The context

Salvador By P. designs dresses, tops, bikinis and sportswear, with short collections and limited stock. The brand had everything ready to sell: product photos, prices and stock.

What it lacked was the store, and it needed it as soon as possible.

02

The challenge

Getting the store online within a few days without compromising the brand’s image. That meant solving three things at once.

  • Organising the catalogue. The products arrived with photos, prices and stock, but with no structure for browsing them.
  • Reflecting the brand. The store had to look like Salvador, with its colours, typography and photos.
  • Taking payments and shipping from day one. Payment methods, shipping and insurance configured before opening.

What does it take for a brand with its content ready to sell online in days rather than weeks?

03

The decisions

Three decisions allowed us to deliver on time.

A proven platform

Tiendanube handles the cart, payments and shipping. The time could therefore go into the brand and the catalogue.

The client’s own content

We worked with the photos, prices and stock the brand already had, without waiting for new material.

Everything in parallel

While we defined the design, we organised the categories and configured payments and shipping.

04

The collection on display.

The ‘New in’ section shows the latest pieces as soon as you enter the store.

The store’s ‘New in’ section with four dresses, their bank transfer and list prices, and the Buy button
05

What we did in three days.

The brand’s design

We brought Salvador’s red, its logo and its campaign photos into the store. The home page opens with a video of the collection and a banner with the current promotion.

The garments are grouped into four categories: New, Evening, Sport and Bikinis. Each one has its own photo link from the home page.

Store home page with the Salvador logo, the category menu, the promotion banner and the collection videoLinks to the Bikinis, New, Sport and Evening categories, each with a campaign photo

Product pages designed for buying

Each product page shows the list price in interest-free instalments and the discounted price for bank transfer, the available sizes and the size guide.

The photos can be browsed from the same page, and the add-to-cart button sits beside the quantity selector.

Product page for the Red Kiss Dress with the photo, the list and bank transfer prices, the sizes and the Add to cart button

Payments, shipping and insurance

We integrated the payment methods and gateways, nationwide shipping with Correo Argentino and insurance. The store opened with credit and debit cards, interest-free instalments, bank transfer and cash payment.

  • Tiendanube
  • Mercado Pago
  • Correo Argentino
Store footer with the accepted payment methods and the benefits of interest-free instalments, the bank transfer discount and nationwide shipping

Designed for mobile

On mobile, the photos fill the full width and the buy button sits within easy reach of the thumb. A WhatsApp button takes customers straight to the brand.

Store home page on a phoneProduct page on a phone with the sizes and the Add to cart button

A store the brand runs on its own

We trained the Salvador team to upload products, update stock and prices, create promotions and manage orders. From day one, the brand has run its store without depending on us.

  • Tiendanube
  • Mercado Pago
  • Correo Argentino
  • Insurance
  • Training
06

Results

5 daysThe timeline we estimated at the start
<2 daysThe time it took us to build the store
Day 3The store was already online and selling
4Categories: New, Evening, Sport and Bikinis
1Training so the brand can run its own store
07

What we learned

  1. Ready content speeds everything up. With the photos, prices and stock to hand, the work could focus on the store.
  2. The right platform saves days. Tiendanube handled payments and shipping, and the time went into the brand.
  3. Training is part of launching. A store the brand runs on its own keeps selling after launch.

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