Case study

A WooCommerce marketplace for For Ur Wear, a wrestling and podcast merch brand

How we built For Ur Wear’s WooCommerce marketplace: stores for wrestlers, podcasts and promotions, a filterable shop and vendor sign-up.

WooCommerce marketplaceWrestling and podcast merchandiseUnited StatesBuilt white label for a US web design studio

The For Ur Wear homepage: Explore Our Exclusive T-shirt Collection Now, beside a purple T-shirt and tumbler printed with wrestler artwork
Client
For Ur Wear
Sector
Wrestling and podcast merchandise
Location
United States
Project
WooCommerce marketplace
Built with
WordPress, WooCommerce, Dokan Pro, Elementor Pro
Built for
A US web design studio, white label
Visit forurwear.com (opens in a new tab)

The client

For Ur Wear is a print-to-order clothing brand making T-shirts, hoodies and other wear for fans of podcasts, wrestlers and wrestling promotions. It says it was set up to bring communities together through shared passions, and it ships internationally.

What they needed

A single shop that gives each wrestler, podcast and wrestling promotion its own store, lets new vendors sign up, and lets fans browse by creator, size, colour and product type.

What we built

  • A store for each creator. Wrestlers, podcasts and wrestling promotions each have a store page with their products, a reviews tab and sorting. A store directory lists every store, and the Personalities, Wrestlers and Promotions pages show tiles that link to them.
  • Vendor sign-up. The account page lets visitors register as a customer or as a vendor. Vendors give a shop name and choose their store’s web address under forurwear.com/store/ when they sign up.
  • A filterable shop. The shop filters by collection, most of them named after a creator, as well as by size, colour, product type and a price slider, and sorts by title or date.
  • Product pages with size and colour swatches. Sizes and colours are picked with swatches: the Wrestleholics hoodie, for example, runs from small to 4XL in four colours. Each product page has breadcrumbs, previous and next product links and related products.
  • Homepage and contact forms. The homepage leads with featured collections, the latest arrivals, a mask collection banner and an FAQ on shipping and ordering. The contact page has separate forms for general messages and custom orders, with the shipping and returns policy beneath.

How we built it

We built the site white label for a US web design studio, on WordPress and WooCommerce. Dokan Pro runs the vendor stores, the store directory and vendor sign-up, and Elementor Pro templates shape the header, footer, shop and product pages.

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