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Found At
Costa Rica
An editorial storefront for Found At, a Costa Rican curated-fashion brand: embroidered and quilted jackets, one of a kind, reversible, and handmade, found around the world. The site is an interactive 21-piece clothing rack you browse by dragging, like in a store: each jacket with its own card, high-resolution zoom, and an 'Ask about this one' that opens WhatsApp with the piece already named. Daylight over a cream wall, the logo's didone as the typeface, and a hero where the pieces parade with the scroll: design as the sales argument.
A rack you browse, not a grid
All 21 jackets hang from their real hangers, aligned by the hook's tip along a rail. On desktop it drags with inertia and advances with the scroll; on mobile it's a native snap rail with a progress thread. Each piece opens its card with on-demand high-resolution zoom, to see the embroidery thread by thread.
Built for one-of-a-kind pieces, sold on WhatsApp
No cart and no published prices, on purpose: every jacket is unique and gets reserved through conversation. 'Ask about this one' opens WhatsApp with the piece already identified, and the Up Close (embroidery in macro), Two Sides (reversibles), and Where They Come From (Kashmir and Rajasthan techniques) sections sustain the artisanal value behind the price point.
Art direction measured to the millimeter
A hero with jackets parading on scroll, headline line breaks measured in both Chrome and WebKit, zero typographic widows across the site, and preloaded type for zero layout shift. The brand's real photos were prepared one by one, with the hanger kept as part of the composition. Accessibility and best practices at 100.
