
Fine-gauge merino wool, soft and never itchy. Heather oatmeal, straight fit.
A fictional womenswear and menswear boutique in Old Lille, with its Shop tab switched on. Choose a piece and your size, pick in-store pickup or delivery, and go through the checkout. It works like the real thing, but nothing is charged.

Fine-gauge merino wool, soft and never itchy. Heather oatmeal, straight fit.

Washed sky-blue linen with mother-of-pearl buttons. Wear it tucked in or open over a T-shirt.

Camel wool and cashmere, a straight mid-length cut, fully lined.

14 oz Japanese raw denim, straight leg. Hemmed in store when you collect, if needed.

Forest green and navy check with short fringes. About 180 × 30 cm.

Valid for a year on everything in the shop, online or in store. Sent in a kraft envelope.
Clothes sell in the right size, and often after a fitting. This Shop tab is set up for both.
Customers pick their size before adding to the basket, and the order reaches you with that size on it. The scarf and the gift card don't ask for one.
Paid online, set aside in the shop. The customer tries it on when they collect and, if the size isn't right, swaps it on the spot.
We set up your delivery options and charges with you; you pack the parcels and drop them off with the carrier.
The 14-day return period is shown in the shop, so customers know before they pay how to exchange or send something back.

A dairy farm in the Belgian Ardennes: tommes, fresh cheese, yoghurts, butter and veal boxes, collected at the farm or a village pickup point.

A car-parts shop in Namur: brake pads, oil, batteries and wiper blades, checked against your car and ready at the counter.

An artisan soap maker in Bordeaux's Chartrons: soaps, a solid shampoo, face oil and gift boxes, collected at the atelier or posted.
Send us your price list and a few photos. We reply within 24 hours with a prototype of your shop, then build it for you to approve.