Ecru Atelier is a shirtmaker in Lisbon launching with one garment: the Everyday Oxford, cut from Portuguese cotton oxford cloth and sewn in a family workshop that has made shirts since 1968. The store should feel like a quiet luxury label, centred type, sharp buttons, and a single product photographed on a plain ground.
Who this theme is for
A clothing label launching with a hero garment, or a maker of any object that wants to be photographed alone. The type is uppercase and centred, the buttons are sharp, and nothing on the page competes with the product.
What was decided in the brief
Prestige style: centred text, uppercase everything and a near-black palette with a gold accent. The how-to-use band becomes a care and fit section, the two questions a shirt buyer asks before checkout.