30-creative-clothing-ecommerce-website-designs-inspiring-clothing-apparel-store-showcase by sagarganatra

30 Creative Clothing Ecommerce Website Designs

H & M
By showing off their latest collection on the homepage, H&M focuses on presenting their featured collection to fashion lovers. Simple navigation on the top left side give an easy to navigate option while the other campaigns and menus sit nicely on the top and bottom right side of the webpage.

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This website is dedicated to men's clothing collections from various brands. The brick effect with black color on the menu navigation, combined with green to brighten the layout. This website gives a fun and exciting feel when a man browses the site. Perfect for casual or energetic men looking for the clothes that fit them best.

Design by Humans
One of the t-shirt design e-commerce sites which has been designed by t-shirt designers. This site is very simple by using more white space and a dark theme on menu navigation. It focuses on presenting their latest t-shirt designs for customers to pick.

Free People
It's a combination of vintage and classic. Free People achieve the right feel for their clothes collection through the website. Dominated by some collages and scrapbooking techniques, their layout is very well designed.

Between the Flags
This site maintains an old looking layout. It may be look old but somehow the old look of their pages reflects that this website survived from 1991 until today, just like their apparel products.

ChopShop
I really like this website layout. Their header is excellent. Take a look at their shopping cart and animated "my account" graphic. Not only that, the people at Chop Shop seem to take their t-shirt design very seriously. Check out the banners they put on the site. You will be amazed at how awesome each banner they created is for every single t-shirt design.

Rugby
Rugby website screams Royal Classic. The harmony color of Rugby's identity along with the graphic effect has created the unique feel of this website.

KindredMarket
Another vintage look website from KindredMarket. The layout and graphics really goes along with their t-shirt collection.

True Religion
The layout is excellent. With the leather texture for the background, custom image of a guy for the Mens menu, and the wood texture on some other sections creates a warm feeling of a country clothing store.

Reisenthel
Simplicity is their goal on this website. Here, the layout is using more white space, giving a clear view of the two main products they offer, and when you navigate their products range, it shows them in a very cool and easy product navigation.

Cosmicsoda
It's simple, it's bold, and it's a doodle combined website design. Some of us just don't get enough of lined paper and some doodle graphics.

Martique
Martique products are made to be nature friendly. Therefore, the use of some warm earth color textures and the palm leaf on the site create a perfect feel to the product itself.

Teez
What you need is what you see first. The layout on this site tries to lead you straight to the point, their product, the Teez.

Burton
This one looks very simple. Using the best practice on the grid system, Burton website created a very well organized layout for a clothing company and adding a bit of creative touch on the search box and a bold red shopping cart box.

Vanilla Vanity
Although it's a bit weird, this website actually has a unique layout compared to their competitors. With the same point, the main focus here is the t-shirt itself.

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Another vintage and collage type of website layout. With each of the graphics a touch of sport is reflected, the overall layout seems to fit very well with the product they offer.

Ten Little Monkey
This clothing website for kids looks minimalist yet quite playful. The stickies and tag menu navigation give a childish impression while the overall layout makes the website looked trustworthy as well.

Bellyshades
Yes, pop art is still alive. Even on website layout. This one did a great job on the layout and creates a funky feel to their website.

Seibei
Another unique and fun layout for a t-shirt e-commerce website. Seibei's site uses fun monster illustrations all over their layout, matching most of their t-shirt themes.

Dripping in Fat
Dripping t-shirt for Dripping in Fat. Their way they are presenting the t-shirt couldn't be more genius than this one.

Buffalo
Buffalo's website could be the only one clothing website that presents their products in a collage technique and yet keeps it very professional. The use of their gray floral background instead of old paper, and the color palette used for this site is beautiful and elegant.

RedVelvetart
Colorful doodle and vintage is equal to pretty website layout. The colors on the layout help brighten and make the website look so cheerful. Giving a warm, welcoming feeling to explore their collection.

23. Mexx
Mexx layout is very much the same as H&M. However, their website uses a thinner and bigger font for their main menu navigation which could help the user or customer to easily spot the menu right away.

Von Dutch
Overall the site is neat and simple. The use of texture and graphics supports the Von Dutch clothing concept very well.

Cinnia Edua
Adding the logo as website elements looks so beautiful in this site. With black as the main color and an illustration of shopping women is used to engage the user to browse around and shop from the site.

The Affair
It's dark and simple. Dedicated to men, this clothing site presents their collection in a simple way.

Sycfuk
Targeting on the street culture community, this website gives the right concept with their website layout by using the white brick wall as the background and spray paint text effect.

Zumiez
This site may look busier than other clothing e-commerce websites you have ever seen. But the concept is actually pretty good. The layout looks more like a colorful newspaper that presenting news of their latest products and offers.

Heartbreakerfashion
While the previous vintage layout design uses bright or dark colors, this one uses soft pink and white for the main color. Giving the user and customer a feminism feel to the site.

Grana & Mau
Cute, that's probably the first thing you'll say when looking at this site. This baby clothes e-commerce site is very creative in using the texture and combining the graphics with tags, thread and polaroid pictures. With some additional illustrations, this website gives their customer the right feel for landing on their site.

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Vans Clothing

Airwalk Clothing

BustedTees

Spencers Online

SWELL

HOTTOPIC

Trendy Outfitter

UNIQLO

teextile

RIPT

emptees

DROP DEAD Clothing

UGMONK

sutsu

FABNOB

KingUnder Apparel

Shirt Fight

Design By Humans

DC Shoes Clothing

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Quick and Easy Ways to Re-package Your Content into a Viral Image by sagar ganatra

5 *Quick and Easy* Ways to Re-package Your Content into a Viral Image

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This is not the first time I am doing a post on content re-packaging in different forms and types. Thus, I have already shared why giving your great articles a new life is so effective for content marketing:
✔ It brings traffic to your old content (and reanimates your old linkbait);
✔ It lets you share your guest post at your own site creatively;
✔ It brings links to both old content and its re-packaged version (which means at least twice as many links);
✔ It spurs your creativity and lets you test different types of content link bait (without the need to create new content and conduct any additional research).
This post looks at one type of content re-packaging: turning your old content into an image (and thus allowing it for download and easier spreading). 

The Evolution of Three Home Pages: Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn

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I haven’t watched MySpace or Digg evolve, however I can proudly say that I’ve witnessed the three other giants develop: Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn – and moreover, I’ve been an early adopter.
It’s fun to look back one day and remember how it has started and unfolded. It’s impossible to remember and describe everything that has happened in one post but at least we can watch their designs evolve. The three sites have much in common:

• At the beginning, the home page had to explain the concept;
• The sites are total mysteries for the outsiders (unregistered users);
• They are all user-generated and have been growing (in terms of features and options) together with the user base.

I have got nostalgic and collected the screenshots of Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn home page designs through the years and compiled them into short presentations. Enjoy!

Update: Looks like Slideshare decreased the quality of the screenshots (they are a bit blurred in full-screen view), so please preview there and download the original presentations here: Facebook evolution, Twitter evolution and LinkedIn evolution (all .pptx files)

Free Formatting Checklist for Guest Authors and Paid Contributors (Download)

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One thing I have clearly realized while being a full-time guest post editor at SEJ is that most (guest) contributors (no matter how much we love them) are terrible at formatting.
It very seldom happens that a guest blogger will browse your blog for a few minutes and copy your obvious formatting preferences to his own post. Or even that he tries to make the article formatting web-friendly at all.
While your guest post style guide is up to you (by “style guide”, I mean the required article length, preferred topics, writing manner, good article samples, etc), formatting is usually similar across the blogs: we need clear code, readable paragraphs, working links, etc.
A properly written formatting guide won’t let you fire your editor: most contributors will still fail to follow all the steps properly, but you’ll be amazed at how easier your editor’s (or your own) work will become.
A good formatting checklist should be:

• As short as possible (The longer it is, the more chances there are that none of your contributors will follow all the steps);
• As concise as possible (Avoid explaining the reason why you want it to be formatted that way. The more you explain, the less obvious your point becomes. Just list your requirements)
• As easy to understand as possible (Add a few screenshots, bold most important points, etc).

Now, here’s my formatting checklist for guest bloggers and paid contributors. Feel free to download it, edit minor details (like the preferred width of images) and use it to edit your blog. It will be suitable and (hopefully) useful for:

• Guest-contributor-driven blog;
• A blog network with multiple co-authors;
• A business managing multiple paid contributors;
• A business owner outsourcing content to ghost writers, etc.

Attention: This guide requires that your blog contributor has a wp-admin (Contributor) access to your blog. Otherwise, you may ask to send you the articles in HTML.

*Download the formatting guidelines here. Read some explanations below*

 

Special Symbols (Wingdings) for Social Media Branding (Twitter, LinkedIn, Google Plus)

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When I click through the email notifications of my recent Twitter followers, I can’t help noticing one trend: people have widely started using special symbols – Wingdings – to grab viewer’s instant attention.

Wingdings are a series of dingbat fonts which render letters as a variety of symbols.

That being said, a “winding” is a tiny image symbol that looks exactly the same in the source code of the page and in the front end.
While, essentially, there’s nothing new in using them, when it comes to social media profile branding, it appears you could achieve some positive results (there’s no substantial testing behind this assumption, by the way. I only rely on my own impressions).

1. How to Insert Wingdings on Your Social Media Profile

Here are a few noteworthy examples of Wingdings which can be used both in your “Name” and “Description” fields of your social media profile (we’ll see the actual examples of that below).
**** To use any of them in your Twitter description or LinkedIn display name, just copy-paste:

Hands	☚ ☛ ☜ ☝ ☞ ☟
Music	♪ ♫ ♩ ♬ ♭ ♮ ♯
Arrows	← ↑ → ↓ ↔ ↕ ↖ ↗ ↘ ↙ ⇐ ⇑ ⇒ ⇓ ⇔ ⇕ ⇦ ⇧ ⇨ ⇩ ⇽ ⇾ ⇿
Stars	✡ ۞ ★ ☆ ⋆ ✩ ✮ ✯ ✰ ☆
Writing	✉ ✍ ✎ ✏ ✐ ✑ ✒ ⌨
Check	✓ ✔ ☐ ☑ ☒
Smilies	☺ ☹ ☻
Zodiac Signs	♃ ♄ ♅ ♆ ♇ ♈ ♉ ♊ ♋ ♌ ♍ ♎ ♏ ♐ ♑ ♒ ♓
Cards & chess	♔ ♕ ♖ ♗ ♘ ♙ ♚ ♛ ♜ ♝ ♞ ♟ ♠ ♡ ♢ ♣ ♤ ♥ ♦ ♧
Contact! (phone / email)	✆ ☎ ☏ / ✉

Here’s a huge list of them together with their Unicode equivalents. Read on: Special Symbols (Wingdings) for Social Media Branding (Twitter, LinkedIn, Google Plus)

Do You Optimize Your Title Tags for Twitter?

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I know, I know, that sounds so awfully familiar. But this post is *not* about using your keywords in title tags. We’ve talked enough about title tag SEO (and most of those old tips still apply btw!)
Today’s post is about making your title tags retweet-friendly, about encouraging Twitter comments and making it to Twitter trends.

1. Simple Mathematics

This one is pretty simple and obvious: be short, be catchy.
We only have as many as 140 characters to fit the title + URL + your credit to the twit without it to be stripped. And the more character are left, the more flexibility your promoters have! Read on: Do You Optimize Your Title Tags for Twitter?

The *Working* Guide to Reaching out to Influencers Using Social Media

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I am back.
There are a lot of things going on in my professional and personal life: the main thing, I have resigned from editing SEJ to focus on my own personal projects. I am now a full-time solo entrepreneur!
In the middle of it, I have managed to have an unforgettable time in Paris, contribute to Search Marketing Standard and grow the team of MyBlogGuest.
I am full of inspiration and have plenty of plans – and I am back with my blogging here with my short (but hopefully actionable and useful) pieces of advice.

You may know that I do business from far away, I have no way to meet my business partners and contacts in the real world, but despite that I am fairly well-connected.
So here’s my recipe to building connections online: reaching out to niche influencers through social media.
Whether you are trying to pitch a guest post idea, get a review of your book or discuss a potential partnership, here’s the most efficient way to start a working relationship with your niche influencers: Read on: The *Working* Guide to Reaching out to Influencers Using Social Media

How Blocking Users on Twitter, Facebook and Google Plus Works

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I am sure you have noticed that you have an option to block anyone on your favorite social media network.
Have you been wondering how blocking actually works?
Have you ever wanted to know what the person you blocked sees on your profile? Which of your information can he still access?
I’ve been wondering about that too. So I’ve been playing around making some tests and managed to make it more or less clear.