WordPress · Baby & Kids

DND Styles: Custom WooCommerce Store for a Kids' Sportswear Brand

A custom WordPress and WooCommerce store for DND Styles — sportswear, co-ord sets and accessories for boys and girls, with cash on delivery, easy returns and free shipping.

Platform
WordPress
Project
Ecommerce
Industry
Baby & kids
DND Styles website, desktop homepageDND Styles website on mobile

The project

About DND Styles

DND Styles is an Indian kids' sportswear brand designing active, comfortable clothing and accessories for boys and girls.

The brief

Launch an energetic online store for children's sportswear that parents trust: clear categories, visible offers and the reassurance of cash on delivery and easy returns.

How we built the DND Styles WooCommerce kids clothing store

  • Sport-driven design: Bold, action-packed imagery and a 'the game starts here' campaign feel across the store.
  • Shop by category: Boys, girls, accessories and co-ord sets presented as visual tiles.
  • Offers and trust up front: Free shipping, extra discounts on larger orders, 15-day returns, original products and COD highlighted in the header.
  • Built on WooCommerce: A custom WordPress theme on WooCommerce the team can manage themselves.

Key features of the WooCommerce kids clothing store

  • Category tiles for boys, girls and accessories
  • Trending products rail
  • Cash on delivery and easy returns
  • Tiered discount messaging
  • Mobile-first WooCommerce checkout

The outcome

DND Styles is ready to sell with a WooCommerce store that feels as energetic as its sportswear and gives parents every reason to trust their first order.

Start a project

Let's build yours Let's build yours

Tell us where you are — a new build, a migration or a project that has stopped moving. You get a fixed scope and a plan in writing, not a sales call.

  • Fixed quote in 48 hoursScope, milestones and price in writing before anything starts.
  • No obligationThe plan is yours to keep, even if you build it somewhere else.
  • Straight to the teamYou talk to the people who design and build it, not an account manager.