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Weftmere
A fashion template whose photography actually holds together.
FashionLookbookEditorial CommerceNext.js
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The product
Weftmere is an editorial website template for an independent clothing label. Each collection is one shoot, and a product's photograph is the lookbook frame it actually appears in, so the catalogue reads as a brand rather than as a stock library. Twenty looks in four chapters, four collection pages, a ten-piece catalogue with filters that genuinely filter, a six-material cloth library whose swatches are sampled from the photographs themselves, and a saved-pieces list that persists in the visitor's browser. It is a frontend template with no basket or checkout, and the pages say so where a visitor would expect one.
Designed as a credible product experience—not a set of disconnected sections. Every layout is ready to adapt while preserving the logic that makes it feel intentional.
- Platform
- Next.js
- Version
- 1.0.0
- Last update
- September 22, 2026
- QA status
- passed
Inside the build
A complete working system.
- Twenty-look lookbook in four chapters, each frame listing the pieces in it
- Four collection pages, each built from a single shoot so the garments agree
- Ten-piece catalogue with multi-select category, cloth and collection filters that intersect, three sort orders, a live count and a real empty state
- Piece pages with cloth study, colourways, sizes, construction, care and styling suggestions
- Six-material cloth library with every swatch sampled from its own photograph
- Saved-pieces list that persists in the visitor's browser, with its own page and header count
- Two forms that validate properly and state honestly that nothing is sent
- 37 licensed photographs included, with photographer, source, licence and checksum recorded per file
- WCAG 2.2 AA verified across sixteen routes, and no text role below 14px at any width
- Brand, colour, typography, navigation and logo each in a single file — a measured rebrand took eight files and thirty-one edits with no component changes
Pages included
Home with split campaign heroCollections indexCollection page (4 collections)Twenty-look lookbook in four chaptersFilterable piece cataloguePiece detail (10 pieces)Atelier and six-material cloth libraryJournal indexJournal article (3 pieces)Stockists with fitting requestSaved piecesPrivacyTermsArt-directed 404
Technology
Next.js 16 · React 19 · TypeScript · Static export
Compatibility
Modern evergreen browsers. Responsive from compact mobile screens through wide desktop layouts.
Support & docs
README, START-HERE and eleven guides: installation, rebranding, content editing, design tokens, artwork and media, forms, commerce, deployment, accessibility, troubleshooting and licence, plus a media provenance record with per-file checksums. Package-specific setup guidance and release notes are provided.
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Clear license.
Clean handoff.
Commercial single-end-product license; final terms are included with purchase.
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