Products & catalogue
Add a product once. It powers your store, your marketplace listing and the links you share — with one price and one stock count behind all of them.
Read moreSolutions
Sell clothing online without losing track of sizes
Thrift, ready-to-wear, bespoke or resale — with variants, stock and a storefront that shows the pieces properly.
What gets in the way, and what happens instead
One dress in five sizes and three colours becomes fifteen things to track — and you find out a size is gone only after someone has paid for it.
Each size and colour combination carries its own stock count and price. When the last medium in black sells, that option stops being selectable while the rest of the listing stays live.
Pieces sell faster on Instagram than on any website, but the DMs and the stock list never quite agree.
Send a product link or a payment link into the conversation. The sale creates a real order and reduces the same stock count your storefront uses.
Photographs are the entire product, and phone photos are enormous.
Upload straight from your camera roll. Images are resized and compressed on the way in, so a customer on mobile data actually sees them.
A one-off thrift piece is not the same as a restockable item, but most systems treat them identically.
Single-quantity items simply sell out and stay in your archive — a record of what moved, at what price, without cluttering the live catalogue.
A Lagos womenswear label
A new drop goes up as ten products, each with sizes and two colourways. The store address goes into the Instagram bio and a WhatsApp status. Orders land in one queue whether they came from the storefront or from a payment link sent in a DM. By the end of the week the analytics show which colourway actually sold — which decides what gets cut next month.
The parts of SellTrove that matter most here
Online store
Get a working online store with your products, your branding and your own web address — without hiring a developer or paying for hosting.
Read moreInventory
Stock counts that move when you sell, receive or return — so the item on your store is the item in your shop.
Read moreMarketing
Discounts, campaigns and abandoned-cart reminders that run from the same place as your products and orders.
Read moreQuestions from fashion businesses
Yes. Allow orders on out-of-stock items and customers can reserve before the stock lands.
Yes — as a store page you link from every product, so you stop answering the same measurement question daily.
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