Shopify / E-Commerce
Garcia Custom Embroidery: Wireframe to Launch
A custom embroidery shop needed a storefront that could sell personalization, not just products.
visit the live site →Shopify storefront design and build for a custom embroidery business, taken from first wireframe to live site.
The problem
Embroidery is a made-to-order business. Every piece involves a choice: garment, thread color, placement, sometimes a name or logo. That's hard to sell through a generic online store, where customers expect to pick a size and check out, not describe what they want and wait for a quote. Garcia's Custom Embroidery needed a site built around that reality from the ground up, not a template stretched to fit it.
What Veradin did
Veradin ran the project as a full wireframe-to-launch build on Shopify. The wireframes came first, mapping how a customer moves from browsing to a completed custom order before any visual design started, so the personalization flow was solved structurally rather than patched on later. Product structure was built around variant and option sets that let customers configure garment, thread, and placement inline instead of leaving the page to request a quote. The visual system stayed clean and product-forward, letting embroidery detail photography carry the page rather than competing with heavy layout. Mobile was treated as the primary use case, not an afterthought, since most of this shop's traffic browses and orders from a phone.
The outcome
The site is live at garciascustomembroidery.com. Performance numbers are pending client sign-off before they can be shared publicly, and Veradin doesn't publish figures it can't stand behind.
See it live: [garciascustomembroidery.com](https://garciascustomembroidery.com)