ORBIQUE FASHION builds storefronts, virtual try-on, omnichannel inventory and merchandising intelligence for clothing labels, boutiques and D2C brands — technology fitted the way a good garment is: measured twice, finished by hand.
Six disciplines, one fitting at a time. Every engagement is sewn by a small senior crew that stays with the garment from first measurement to final press.
We come from fashion families and engineering teams both. These four rules are why labels keep us after the first launch.
We speak colorway, size-run, MOQ and dead stock. Requirements sessions start from how your showroom floor works, not from a blank Jira board.
Every product page is budgeted at 1.5s LCP on mid-range 4G. We treat each 100ms as margin, because on drop day it is.
Fit feedback, return reasons and exchange flows are first-class features that feed recommendations — not an ops headache bolted on later.
Headless and portable by design. Your catalog, your customer data, your code — no platform rent that grows every festive season.
Numbers below are measured in each client's own stack, twelve months after launch.
An ethnic-wear label was eating 22% return rates from guesswork sizing. We shipped a fit-recommendation model trained on their own return histories, rewrote the PDP with garment measurements on the model, and made exchanges one tap instead of five.
Each store kept its own count and the website guessed. We unified inventory into one real-time pool with a floor-staff POS, store pickup and inter-store transfers — end-of-season markdowns stopped being a ritual of apology.
A heritage jeweller wanted online appointments without losing the boutique feel. We built a web 3D showroom with try-on for statement pieces, private appointment booking and a concierge checkout — live before the wedding season.
They understood drape, drop-ship and dead stock — then built us a platform that does too.Founder · ethnic-wear label, Delhi NCR
We sit with your floor staff, warehouse and Instagram inbox, and measure how the business actually runs — then agree on the numbers that define "done".
Architecture, data model and UX blueprint — the pattern from which every sprint is cut, with the risky seams reinforced first.
Two-week builds with a staging link you can wear from the first sprint. Nothing ships untried on your team.
Drop-day war room, staff training, dashboards and a monthly press-and-fitting review after go-live.
Bring us the messy version — a WhatsApp catalog, a spreadsheet of returns, a storefront that buckles on drop day. A senior engineer replies with an approach, a range and the first three things we would cut.
One message, one reply from an engineer who would actually do the work. No discovery-call gauntlet.