The Challenge

Patton had outgrown a setup that was becoming harder to manage.

The new store needed to cover key needs:

• Migration from WooCommerce to Shopify

• Cleaner product and inventory structure

• Clearer order and fulfillment workflows

• Local and international customer journeys

• Market-specific pricing, currency, payment, and shipping needs

• A shopping experience that felt simple and easy to use

For a growing fashion brand, the website had to do more than look good. It had to make daily work easier for the team behind the brand.

What We Worked On

We helped Patton rebuild its eCommerce setup around Shopify:

• WooCommerce to Shopify migration

• Product and collection structure

• Inventory and order workflow improvements

• Store layout improvements

• International selling setup

• Localized pricing and currency support

• Maya Business payment setup

• DHL connection for international shipping

• Social sales and Shopify feature support

The work focused on both sides of the business: how customers shop and how the team manages the store behind the scenes.

Results

Patton moved to a Shopify store built for a wider customer base.

The team gained a cleaner backend for managing products, inventory, and orders. Customers had a simpler path to shop, whether they were buying locally or from outside the Philippines.

The store also became better prepared for international selling, with localized pricing, currency, payment, and shipping needs in place.

Why It Mattered

For fashion brands, growth can make operations harder to manage quickly.

Product updates, inventory, payments, fulfillment, pricing, and shipping all need to stay organized, especially when customers come from different markets.

The work gave Patton a more reliable way to manage the business while keeping the shopping experience simple.

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