Case study · Fashion · Shopify
Barsé: a fashion label’s store, and the tools that keep it tidy
Barsé is a celebratory Indian label from Ahmedabad, founded in 2024 by Rajvi Shah. Children of Capitalism designed the store and I built it 1:1, then built the tools that keep a fast-moving catalogue clean.
The brief
A young label drops new collections and colourways all the time, and runs sales often. Over time that leaves duplicate listings, and sales that are painful to put on and take off by hand.
The team needed the store to stay tidy without anyone spending a day in the admin, and without any risk of losing a product or a price.
What I built
Built to the file
Children of Capitalism’s design, followed 1:1 on Shopify: every spacing value, type size and state, checked side by side at each breakpoint.
Duplicates, cleaned up safely
Finds listings with the same name, keeps the best one live and hides the rest as drafts. Nothing is deleted, every run is previewed first, and one command undoes it.
Sales that go on and come off exactly
A whole collection goes on sale in one step, with the original price struck through. Running it twice never stacks the discount, and one command restores every price to the exact old number.
Answers to “what’s selling?”
Top products by collection and category, with menswear on its own, straight from the store’s orders.
The part I loved
“The undo button on every tool. The team can move fast because nothing is permanent.”
Credits
- Lead, review and QA
- Anshul Laikar
- Design
- Children of Capitalism
- Front-end
- Shambhavi Sinha, Shaban Khan
- Live
- barse.in
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