Charlotte shops
Charlotte's independent shops are spread out. Boutiques sit in neighborhoods such as South End, Dilworth, NoDa and Plaza Midwood, and out in towns like Matthews, Huntersville and Davidson. Many customers drive across town for a shop they like, so the visit page carries real weight: which lot to use, which door is the entrance, and whether the shop shares a building with other businesses.
Winters are mild and summers are hot and humid, which stretches the event calendar across much of the year. Spring and fall trunk shows, outdoor pop-ups and late openings all need clear times and a word on parking. If your events are partly outdoors, the page should say what happens if it rains, and we'll put that near the RSVP button where people look.
How a Charlotte project runs
- You tell us what you sell, how customers reach you now and any dates coming up.
- We reply with questions, then a written quote with the page list and a target launch date.
- You approve a site map and a design for the home page and one lookbook or event page.
- We build the rest, check every form and map on a phone, and launch on your domain.
The project runs by email, shared folders and video calls booked in Eastern time. We have no office or studio in Charlotte, and the work doesn't need one. If you want new photos, you or a local photographer can shoot them from a list we send.
What you can order
Boutique websites
A full site for a shop or showroom: what you carry, when you're open and how to find the door.
Lookbook pages
Seasonal looks as numbered photo pages, with a way to ask about a piece or hold a size.
Event pages
Trunk shows, launches and private shopping nights with RSVP forms and a calendar file.
Pickup and hours
Clear pages on collecting held items and phone orders, plus hours that stay current.
Questions
Do you meet in person in Charlotte?
No. We work by email, shared folders and video calls booked in Eastern time, so there's nothing to drive to.
We're a small shop. Is a full website worth it?
A small one often is: a home page, a lookbook, an events page and a visit page with pickup notes. We'll suggest the smallest site that does the job.
Ask for a quote
Cost depends on the number of pages, how many lookbooks or events you want set up, how much photo preparation and writing we do, and whether we look after the site afterwards. Each project gets its own written quote.