Ascenta Studio Ascenta Studio

Website design · Clothing & fashion

Clothing brand websites, ready for the drop.

A fashion site has to show fit, fabric and color on a phone, and hold up on the day you launch. We design and build yours by hand, with sizes, colors and checkout on your own site.

The short answer

Ascenta Studio designs, builds and hosts custom websites for clothing, footwear and fashion brands. With an online store it's $1,500 to launch and $300 a month; without a store it's $500 and $100 a month. Hosting, the domain, security and monthly changes are included, and your site is live in under 48 hours once we have your material.

01The work

Live builds you can open right now.

Every build here is a concept brand we designed and built end to end, so no real company's products are used as a sample. The sites aren't mockups: they're live, and it's the same standard we ship. Open them on your phone.

Nørda, a glacier-blue down jacket floating on a blue field
Nørda, outerwear concept Open the live site ↗
Volta AERO-1, a knit running shoe floating in the dark
Volta, running shoe concept Open the live site ↗
Maison Roux, a tan calfskin bag lit in a single shaft of light
Maison Roux, leather goods concept Open the live site ↗
02What it takes

What a clothing site has to get right.

Size and fit up front

A size picker, a size guide one tap away and the measurements that matter for that piece. Most returns start with a size the page didn't explain.

Every colorway, properly

Pick a color and the photos change with it. Stock is kept per size and per color, so you never sell a jacket you don't have.

The fabric, close up

Material, weight and construction, said plainly. Nørda's spec sheet (800 fill power, 512 g, 20D ripstop) shows how much trust a few numbers buy.

Drops and limited runs

A launch date, a numbered run, a sold-out state that still looks good. Volta launches as a drop of 600 pairs per colorway.

Lookbook and store in one

Editorial pages and product pages on the same site, instead of a pretty homepage that hands people off to a generic shop.

A checkout that keeps your look

The bag, delivery and payment stay on your site and in your style. Payments run on Stripe, or through Shopify if you already use it.

03Price

Two prices. Published, not quoted.

Website with online store

$1,500

USD to launch, then $300 USD/month

It's your own store: product pages, bag, delivery and payment, all on your site.

  • Design and build of every page, on desktop and phone
  • Hosting and domain, set up, secured and maintained
  • Monthly changes: new products, photos, prices and copy
  • Month to month, cancel any time
  • Fixed buyout: $6,000, published from day one

Website, no online store

$500

USD to launch, then $100 USD/month

It's a site of your own without checkout: who you are, what you offer and how to reach or book you. Anything you sell elsewhere is one tap away.

You'll get the contract and invoice from La Factoria LLC, a company registered in Delaware, USA.

04How it works

Three steps. No meetings.

  1. 01

    Tell us about your brand

    What you sell and where. We'll reply by email within 24 hours with the plan and a link to start.

    5 minutes
  2. 02

    Send your material

    Pay the setup and send your logo, photos and anything you want said. No photos yet? We work with what you have.

    Same day
  3. 03

    Go live

    You review the site before it's public. Once you approve it, it goes live on your domain. Changes after that are one message away.

    Under 48 hours
05Questions

What founders ask first.

How much does a website for a clothing brand cost?

$1,500 to launch and $300 a month with an online store. If you sell somewhere else and only need the site, it's $500 and $100 a month. Hosting, the domain, security, backups and monthly changes are included in both, and if you ever want to own the site outright the buyout is $6,000, published from day one.

Can the store handle sizes, colors and stock?

Yes. Every product can have sizes and colors, each combination with its own stock and, if you want, its own photos and price.

Can you build a launch page for a drop?

Yes. A drop page with the date, the pieces, a numbered run and a sold-out state is a normal part of a clothing store we build.

I already sell on Shopify. Do I have to leave it?

No. If you want your orders, stock and customers to stay in Shopify, the new site connects to it and Shopify keeps handling checkout. If you'd rather not pay for Shopify, the store runs on Stripe instead and the money goes straight to your account.

How long until the site is live?

Under 48 hours from when we have your material: logo, product photos and anything you want said. You review the site before it's public, and it only goes live on your domain once you approve it.

06Start

Tell us about your brand.

A few lines is enough. We'll reply by email within 24 hours with the plan and a link to start. Prefer Instagram? Message @ascenta.studio.