We believe clothes should make room for your individuality. Here's how this storefront is shaped, and how to take it further.
A practical guide to making your Do Textile experience available online.
Visit the custom studioBuild the Vite project and deploy the dist output to Vercel or Netlify. Use a hash route so storefront pages work within an embedded app. The GenMB capabilities used by this version are provided in its hosted environment; a standalone deployment needs equivalent backend adapters.
This version saves cart, personal order history and product drafts only in local browser storage. A built-in key-value store is available, but anonymous shared keys cannot protect customer orders; a relational database comes with a paid plan. For a standalone Supabase migration, create secured products, orders and order_items tables, enable RLS, and move all privileged writes to server endpoints.
On this hosted app, Stripe checkout is provided through built-in Billing; there are no Stripe keys to paste into frontend code. If rebuilding standalone, keep STRIPE_SECRET_KEY and STRIPE_WEBHOOK_SECRET in server-only environment variables on Vercel/Netlify and use a verified webhook to create orders. Enable cards and eligible local methods in your Stripe account.
Add your domain in your hosting provider, follow its DNS instructions, enable HTTPS, and update your Stripe return URL and any email authentication links to the final domain.
For a full commerce back office, Shopify can replace the catalog, inventory, checkout and fulfillment layer. Migrate product variants and customer records thoughtfully, then connect your custom design experience through Shopify-compatible APIs.
Order fulfillment, customer details and owner controls need authenticated, server-authorized storage before running a live operation.
Supabase, Shopify and a dedicated email service are migration options when you're ready for a full production workflow.