eCommerce Websites
P&Co’s website blends rugged style with clean structure: bold hero visuals, crisp typography, and well-segmented categories for menswear, womenswear, and goods. Their product line includes curated streetwear staples — heavy-weight tees, outerwear, denim, knitwear, headwear, and leather goods — built with emphasis on craftsmanship and timeless design.
Modern Huntsman’s website merges storytelling and commerce in a refined, outdoor-lifestyle layout—think large hero images, elegant typography, and immersive narratives. Their product offerings include curated books, apparel, accessories, prints, and field-to-table experiences, all tied to a ethos of wilderness, craft, and connection.
Coffee Foundation’s website is clean, mission-driven, and approachable — the layout emphasizes programs, mentorship, and ways to engage. Their “product” is less about tangible goods and more about youth development, leadership training, emotional intelligence workshops, and long-term mentorship for ages 10–21.
Janet & Janet’s website presents a bold, fashion-forward aesthetic with high-impact imagery and refined typography that underscores its Italian design roots. Their product focus is women’s footwear—boots, flats, heels, sneakers—crafted with an emphasis on style, detail, and urban elegance.
Anker’s website is sleek, modern, and purpose-driven, using clean layouts, bold product photography, and intuitive navigation to guide users toward tech essentials. Their product portfolio is rooted in power and connectivity: chargers, power banks, hubs, cables, portable power stations, and smart home / audio devices under its sub-brands.
Suuupply’s website is clean, curated, and modern, with a refined aesthetic and intuitive navigation of menswear essentials. They carry a selective range of high-quality clothing and accessories — heavyweight tees, workwear pants, outerwear, and carefully chosen brands — positioning themselves as a destination for “essentials for the quality-obsessed.”
Coffee Collective’s website is clean, visually rich, and user-friendly: large, aromatic imagery paired with elegant typography and well-organized navigation. Their product range includes specialty coffees , brewing equipment, merch, and subscriptions of curated beans. They foreground transparency and sustainability in both design and content.
Jim Thompson’s website has a refined, high-end aesthetic with rich visuals, elegant typography, and a layout that balances fashion, home decor, and heritage storytelling. It showcases a versatile product range: resort & ready-to-wear clothing, silk scarves and accessories, bags, and decorative home pieces — all rooted in Thai silk tradition.
Podab’s site is clean and professional, with clear navigation and a corporate aesthetic suited to B2B audiences. They offer industrial laundry equipment—washing machines, tumble dryers, drying cabinets, and accessories—designed for durability and efficiency in demanding settings.
Norrlands Trä’s site is earthy and modern, with generous spacing, clean typography, and immersive photography that evoke the natural beauty of wood. Their product offering centers on wood panels and wooden flooring, emphasizing craftsmanship, sustainability, and the material’s inherent textures. The site also weaves in inspiration, guides, and transparency around product attributes to help users make informed design decisions.
Abel’s website is crisp and modern, blending refined imagery with clean typography to communicate its ethos of natural luxury. Their product line features 100 % natural perfumes, room sprays, minis and curated sets—each crafted without petrochemicals and rooted in biotechnology
Big Green Egg’s fan-shop site leans into clean, e-commerce usability: strong navigation (by categories like Wine & Dine, Gadgets, Clothing, Kitchen, Sport) and prominent visuals of branded items. The product range is mostly branded merchandise and lifestyle accessories — think apparel, gadgets, kitchen tools, home goods — all carrying the Big Green Egg identity.
