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Mom & Twins
Desamparados, Alajuela
An online store for Mom & Twins, a maternity, breastfeeding, and postpartum clothing brand shipping across Costa Rica, migrated from WooCommerce to a store of its own. All 113 products came over with their photos, prices, sales, sizes, and colors, and the store is shopped by size: a filter shows only what's in stock and every garment strikes through sold-out sizes. Checkout asks for province, canton, and district, and behind it a panel lets the owner change prices, sales, and stock from her phone.
Shopped by size, not by luck
The 'Tu talla' filter shows only the sizes actually in stock, each card says which sizes are left, and the product page strikes through sold-out sizes with an 'Ask about this size' button that opens WhatsApp with the garment and size already written. A 'What's my size?' sheet shows, garment by garment, only the measurements the brand published. The customer knows her size exists before falling for the piece, which was exactly where purchases were being lost.
A WooCommerce migration that loses nothing
All 113 products were moved with their photos, prices, sales, sizes, and colors, and checked against the previous store with an automated comparison that found zero differences. Product and category addresses keep their original names so nothing already found on Google is lost, and the catalog ships ready for Google Merchant.
A Costa Rican checkout and a panel of its own
A single checkout page with the province, canton, and district cascade, shipping by Correos de Costa Rica or courier, and a bar showing how much is left for free shipping; the SINPE receipt is uploaded on the order page, after seeing the total. In the panel, the owner edits prices, sales, and units per size and color, features pieces on the home page, and uploads new products with photos from her phone, with an illustrated step-by-step guide.
