One item per order
A shopper falls for a single dress or jacket and checks out. Showing what goes with it, at the right moment, is the difference between one piece and a full look.
Fashion & apparel playbook
Fashion carts grow when shoppers see how pieces fit together. These offer recipes help you sell the look, not just the item, and reward the extra piece.
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The problem
A shopper falls for a single dress or jacket and checks out. Showing what goes with it, at the right moment, is the difference between one piece and a full look.
Bundles of apparel are awkward when every piece has its own size and color. If choosing variants is hard, shoppers skip the set.
End-of-season pieces tempt stores into broad sales. A targeted gift or bundle can move slow stock without discounting the whole catalog.
Offer recipes
Create sets such as outerwear and accessories, and let shoppers pick one from each to unlock a reward. This is the pattern shown on our Mix & Match Bundles demo store.
Offer a belt, scarf or tote as a free gift once the cart passes a value just above your typical order. Use slower stock as the gift.
Run a Buy X Get Y offer where the second piece from a collection is discounted. Limit uses per order so it does not repeat.
Group a top and bottom in a product bundle with the interactive layout, so shoppers select a size for each piece before grabbing the deal.
Use You May Also Like with Shopify recommendations to suggest a complementary piece, with a small percentage off when added through the widget.
First 30 days
List your five best-selling pieces and what customers most often buy next to them. Turn two of those pairings into sets or a bundle.
Pick either a free accessory threshold or a mix and match set. Preview both on mobile, where most fashion browsing happens, before going live.
Check which sets are being completed and which pieces are used as gifts. Swap the gift product or adjust the threshold, then add a second offer.
Further reading
FAQ
Yes. The interactive layout of a product bundle lets shoppers select the variant for each product before they grab the deal.
With Mix & Match Bundles you group products into sets, such as outerwear and accessories, and shoppers choose items from each set.
Yes. You choose the gift products, so slower or overstocked items can be used as the reward instead of a standalone markdown.
Yes. The reward in a Buy X Get Y offer can be free, a percentage off, or a fixed amount off.
Free gifts, BOGO, bundles and progress bars. Every offer type, on a free plan to start.