Shopify · Pakistan

Vape Brothers

A custom Shopify storefront for a 200+ product catalogue, with local delivery and payment rails wired in.

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Vape Brothers interface
What changed

The same job,
minus the manual part

Switch between how the work ran before, and how it runs now.

  • A template storefront that did not match how the shop sells
  • International payment options local customers do not use
  • Shoppers unsure which product suits them, and leaving
The build

How it was
put together

In the order it was built, and why each part exists.

  1. 01

    The storefront

    A dark, high-contrast interface with glassmorphism surfaces, built as a custom theme rather than a configured template.

  2. 02

    Finding the right product

    A "find your perfect vape" quiz that turns a 200+ item catalogue into a short recommendation, which is the difference between browsing and buying.

  3. 03

    Urgency that is real

    Live flash-sale modules with countdown timers and stock counters, tied to actual inventory rather than a decorative timer that resets.

  4. 04

    Local rails

    TCS for delivery and JazzCash for payment, plus WhatsApp and Instagram integration, because that is how customers in this market actually transact.

Why local integration is the whole job

Anyone can style a dark storefront. The part a template cannot give a Pakistani retailer is the checkout and delivery path their customers already trust.

Wiring TCS and JazzCash into Shopify, alongside WhatsApp contact, is what made the store usable rather than impressive.

Built for a large catalogue

Over two hundred products, organised into brand-based collections, with quick-view cards and animated marquees so browsing does not become a chore.

Fully responsive, because most of this traffic arrives on a phone.

200+

Products in the catalogue

2

Local rails integrated

1

Quiz replacing a category wall

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