New arrivals, dated
The reason a regular checks your page at all. A batch photographed the morning it lands is worth more than a permanent catalogue.
An online page for your clothing shop — ₹500 a month
New arrivals, sizes and prices on a link you can send — so customers ask 'is it available in medium?' after seeing it, not before.
Clothes sell on sight, and a photograph on a phone is how most people now decide whether to come in. The hard part is not the photo, it is size and availability: an item people want and you do not have in their size wastes everybody's time.
Start your clothing & garments pageWhat clothing & garments shops put on their page
Sizes you actually have
List the sizes in stock rather than all sizes. The shop that says 'S, M, L only' gets a serious customer; the one that says nothing gets a wasted trip.
Price on every item
People filter on price before anything else. An unpriced photo is scrolled past.
Alterations, and what they cost
Whether you alter in-house, the charge and the turnaround. It is often what decides between you and the next shop.
Exchange policy, in one line
How many days, with a bill, worn or unworn. Saying it upfront prevents the argument later.
Won't people just buy from the online shopping sites?
For basics, often. But a large part of clothes buying is fit, fabric in hand, and being able to walk back in if something is wrong — none of which a parcel gives you.
What you are missing today is the step before that: people no longer set out without looking first. This puts your rack where they are already looking.
Questions clothing & garments owners ask
- Do I need a professional photographer?
- No. A phone, daylight and a plain wall beat studio photos taken once a year and never updated.
- Stock changes constantly. Is this a lot of work?
- Photograph new arrivals and mark sold-out ones. Most shops do it in ten minutes when a batch lands.
- Can customers buy online and collect?
- Yes, paying your UPI QR. Many shops prefer to take it as an enquiry and settle in person for clothes, which the page supports too.