wireframe deck / structure only
Low-fidelity structure sketches — no real photos, no final type. Each frame is a different answer to "what is the shop, as an object?" Boxes with a cross are images; gray bars are text. Pick the bones worth building.
Type to browse. Inventory as a command line — power-user thrift, zero chrome.
No grid. One garment fills the screen; swipe to the next. Each piece gets the whole stage.
Endless vertical scroll, social-app rhythm. Built for the doomscroll, aimed at the rescue pile.
Pieces pinned to where they were found and where they'll sell next. Provenance as the primary axis.
The shop is a chat thread. Slow, human, one-to-one — closer to texting the maker than checkout.
Every piece as a database row. Sort by intervention, size, price. For the cataloguer, not the browser.
A magazine two-page spread. Editorial columns, pull quotes, mixed measures. Read it, then shop it.
Numbered slots, pick by code. One press, one piece drops. Constraint as charm — the anti-search.
One scroll down a single thread: found → torn → mended → yours. The brand story is the navigation.
Full-bleed editorial images, captions floated on top. Runway energy — sell the feeling first.