A light green design and a clear introduction to wholesale purchasing.
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WORK ON THE PROJECT
Behind every screen — a specific decision.
LIREN kids is a children’s clothing catalogue for store owners and wholesale buyers. Its main purpose is to help them find suitable models and build orders in complete size packs. Updated 6 October 2026
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A welcoming brand and a practical interface
The hero explains the wholesale format through “complete size packs” and a soft clothing illustration.
A light green palette, rounded cards, visible buttons and a compact header.
Purchasing terms appear before the catalogue: size packs, minimum order and a short three-step journey.
Product photography remains the main visual reference for selection.
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Finding the right assortment
The catalogue narrows selection without switching between scattered price lists and messages.
Search by name, brand or article number, plus category, age and gender filters.
A filter drawer with result counts, reset and apply controls.
Cards show photography, article number, brand, colour, age and size-pack information.
Sorting and availability indicators support current purchasing decisions.
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Access to wholesale prices
Visitors can browse before approval. Pricing and purchasing become available after a manager checks the store.
“Get access” leads to a profile and Telegram sign-in.
Buyers introduce their store and the manager confirms wholesale access.
The interface explains why prices are hidden and how to unlock the next step.
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Size-pack purchasing and order handling
Orders follow wholesale rules rather than individual-item retail.
The basket accounts for complete size packs and a minimum order amount.
Order history and repeat orders shorten the journey for returning buyers.
The server checks totals and retains the agreed order price.
Confirmation deducts stock and cancellation restores it, with protection against duplicate confirmation.
Statuses and Telegram notifications keep buyers connected with the manager. Payment and delivery are agreed separately.
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Mobile as a primary purchasing journey
Buyers can browse, build a purchase and return to orders from a phone.
Bottom navigation connects the catalogue, purchase, orders and profile.
The hero stacks vertically, search stays visible and filters open in a dedicated panel.
Photos, size-pack terms and primary actions remain readable without horizontal page scrolling.
SCREENS AND MATERIALS
The project in detail.
Open a material to explore the details and read the breakdown. Type and version are listed under each frame.
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Interface · Live website
LIREN kids — home screen
A light green design and a clear introduction to wholesale purchasing.
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Interface · Live website
Products and size packs
Clothing photos, article numbers, age ranges and size-pack information.
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Interface · Live website
Assortment filters
Brand, category, age and gender filters with model counts.
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Interface · Live website
Store access
Telegram sign-in and an explanation of manager-approved wholesale pricing.
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On a phone · Live website
LIREN kids on mobile
Hero, search and bottom navigation.
01CHALLENGE
Simplify repeat childrenswear purchases and wholesale order processing.
02SOLUTION
A light green palette and children’s clothing illustration create a welcoming first impression. The interface then becomes a purchasing tool: search, filters, size packs, basket and orders. Wholesale prices open after store registration and manager approval.
Brands, categories, age and result count
Size-run purchasing and minimum order
Private wholesale prices after approval
Cart, history and repeat ordering
Stock deduction, restoration and duplicate-confirmation protection
Order statuses and Telegram notifications
03RESULT AND STAGE
A working wholesale catalogue connects product discovery, store approval and repeat purchasing. Payment and delivery are agreed with a manager.