New site · four doors, one NOTJUST
Four ways in. Same factory, same shop.
The four directions in the order we built them, newest first: the factory with your original design on top, then the catalogue with the agency up front, then the plain catalogue, then the design you sent us. Each has the trade site and the shop. Jump between them with the strip below and tell us where the dial should sit.
Factory · catalogue · your design
Same page. Heavier type. Everything on repeat.
The bold sans from under the letters for every headline. The wordmark cycles through its six skins (pills to pick one), the label logo in the nav changes skin every few seconds and flips when you hover it, the nav comes in five colours and gets out of the way on scroll down, the factory banner cuts like a reel, the products as cards with lead times and minimums. The strip bottom right switches the nav colour and the logo behaviour; it is for this review, not the site.
Catalogue · agency
The letters up front. The factory underneath.
The catalogue's structure and nav, with the knitted 3D wordmark and the six disciplines cycling under it as the front door, the showreel, the work before the products, the clients on the move. The thirteen disciplines stay as data further down, where buyers look for them.
More catalogue
Same brand. Factory-grade.
What you said on the call: the perfect mix of factory, design agency and merchandise. The wordmark and the yellow stay as the signal; the page goes calm and deep. A proper nav with every discipline behind it, lead times and minimums as data, the client list, the standout pieces, Manchester, and the studio.
The design you sent
Your factory at notjustclothing.com. Your shop at shop.notjustclothing.com.
The one page you drew, built as you drew it: all yellow, the pixel hand, stickers dotted about, with real pages beneath each section for buyers and for Google. Alongside it, your Shopify shop rebuilt in the same design on Shopify's Storefront API, with stock, payments and checkout still run by Shopify.