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KutKut Style

A large pet-fashion and supplies store for KutKut Style

A Shopify storefront for a Noida pet-fashion brand — hundreds of SKUs across apparel, daily essentials, grooming, toys and combos, with size/colour variants, trending search shortcuts, discount mechanics and a mobile-first build.

Client
KutKut Style
Industry
E-commerce — Pet Fashion & Supplies
Location
Noida, India
Duration
10 weeks (build timeframe)
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A large pet-fashion and supplies store for KutKut Style — KutKut Style

Shopify

Platform

Hundreds of SKUs

Catalogue

Size + colour

Apparel

Mobile-first

Storefront

01

The challenge

KutKut Style is a Noida-based pet-fashion and supplies brand for small dogs and cats. The range is broad and fast-moving: apparel (dresses, frocks, t-shirts, jumpsuits, sweaters, jackets, raincoats, bandanas), daily essentials (harnesses, leashes, bowls, beds, cooling mats, travel gear), personal care (shoes, socks, diapers, recovery suits), grooming tools, toys across several animals, party items and deal combos. This is a store with hundreds of products and heavy, frequent promotions.

What a large, apparel-heavy pet catalogue demands

  • Fashion sizing on pets is unforgiving. Pet apparel lives or dies on size and fit. Every garment needs clean size and colour variants and clear sizing guidance, because a wrong-size return on a pet outfit is a near-certain refund.
  • Distinct shopping missions in one store. Someone buying a raincoat, someone restocking pee pads, and someone grabbing a birthday party kit are on completely different journeys. The catalogue has to separate fashion from essentials from grooming from toys without burying anything.
  • Promotion-led merchandising at scale. With 40–60% discount badges across the range and a first-purchase code, the store has to handle heavy, ongoing offers and combo bundles without the storefront turning into a slow tangle of promo scripts.
  • Impulse-driven, mobile, social traffic. Pet fashion is discovery- and social-led (Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, YouTube), so the store has to load fast on a phone and turn a browsing shopper into a cart quickly.

The challenge was to make hundreds of playful, promotion-heavy SKUs feel curated and quick to shop — with fit and sizing handled well enough to keep returns down.

02

What we built

We built the store on Shopify with a merchandising structure sized for a big, mixed pet catalogue and a storefront tuned for fast, impulse-led mobile shopping.

Mission-based collections

The catalogue is split into clear top-level worlds — apparel, daily essentials, personal care, grooming, toys, party and deals/combos — each with sub-collections, so a shopper's mission maps to a section instead of a search-and-scroll. Trending category shortcuts and predictive search sit up front to catch discovery traffic arriving from social.

Size and colour variants, with fit guidance

Apparel is modelled with size and colour variants and supporting size guidance, so the fit decision — the biggest source of pet-apparel returns — is made before checkout rather than after delivery. Consistent variant structure across hundreds of SKUs also keeps inventory and reporting sane.

Promotions and combos built to run hot

Heavy discounting is native: compare-at pricing drives the 40–60% badges, a first-purchase code is wired in, and combo/deal collections bundle products for higher order value — all through Shopify's discount engine and theme banners rather than page-slowing third-party promo apps.

Fast, mobile, social-ready checkout

The theme is mobile-first with lazy-loaded imagery so a large grid stays quick on a phone, social channels are linked throughout, and newsletter capture feeds repeat marketing. Checkout is Shopify's hosted flow in Indian Rupees with card payments and standard Indian methods, giving the merchant a maintained, compliant payment surface out of the box.

03

The outcome

The delivered store presents a large, playful pet catalogue as something quick and easy to shop on a phone. We describe the capability built, not internal performance data we do not hold.

What the build delivers

  • Hundreds of SKUs, cleanly organised. Apparel, essentials, personal care, grooming, toys, party and combos each get their own world, with trending shortcuts and predictive search catching social-led discovery.
  • Fit handled up front. Size and colour variants plus sizing guidance move the fit decision before checkout, directly targeting the main cause of pet-apparel returns.
  • Promotion engine built to run hot. Compare-at pricing, a welcome code and combo collections drive the store's discount-led model natively, with no heavy promo scripts dragging on load time.
  • Mobile-first, social-connected storefront. A fast grid on mobile, linked social channels and newsletter capture support the impulse, discovery-led way this brand sells.

Why it holds up

The mission-based, tag-driven collection structure lets KutKut keep adding trends and seasonal lines without reworking navigation, and consistent variant modelling keeps a large catalogue manageable as it grows. Running promotions and payments on native Shopify tooling means the team can launch offers self-serve and inherit a maintained, PCI-compliant checkout. The store is built to keep pace with a fast-moving, promotion-heavy pet-fashion business.

Under the hood

How it's built.

Technology

  • Shopify
  • Liquid
  • JavaScript
  • Shopify Payments
  • Cash on Delivery
  • Shopify Apps

Services used

  • Shopify Development
  • Store Setup
  • Theme Customisation
  • Payment Integration
  • SEO
  • Performance

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