Case 24 / Delivery-backed

Building a Custom Apparel Website Around a Live Product Configurator

The website had to guide custom-apparel buyers from product exploration into a structured team order.

Client
Cobrapparel
Sector
Custom apparel, sportswear and team stores
Capability
Website strategy, web development, e-commerce UX, custom product configuration
Evidence
Delivery-backed

Platforms & tools

  • JavaScript Configurator implementation
  • Kit Builder Design-to-order experience
  • Google Analytics 4 Site-wide GA4 evidence

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Customer problem

Cobrapparel serves sporting clubs, schools, businesses, tradies and community groups across a wide product range. Buyers may know the garment they want, the audience they are buying for, or only that they need a custom design. A conventional product grid could not handle that variety on its own. From January 2024 to December 2025, the job was to create the website, make the range easier to navigate and implement a custom configurator that could support the design-to-order process.

Work delivered

Rolfe Marketing built the customer-facing website around the ways buyers actually approach custom apparel. The live Kit Builder then became part of the Design Your Own journey. It connects product selection with saved-design and basket pathways while keeping direct help from the design team visible.

Delivery method

  • 01: Structured the catalogue across headwear, apparel, sport, tradies, schools, corporate, hospitality and merchandise pathways.
  • 02: Connected product and category pages to Our Works, client proof, FAQs, contact and bulk-enquiry routes.
  • 03: Implemented the JavaScript Kit Builder inside the website's customer journey.
  • 04: Created clear entry points for Headwear and Outerwear, including the relevant minimum order quantities.
  • 05: Integrated View Basket, My Designs, Locker Room and Squad Stores so a configured idea could progress into a practical team-order workflow.
  • 06: Kept access to the design team visible for customers who needed guided support.
  • 07: Built the platform so SEO content, commercial product pages and the design experience could reinforce one another.

Recorded outcome

The engagement delivered a live apparel website with a working Design Your Own Kit Builder at its centre. Customers can begin with a garment category, move into saved-design and basket pathways, access squad stores or ask the design team for help. Across the available site-wide GA4 report from 1 January 2024 to 2 September 2026, the platform recorded 98,629 users and 24,128 tracked GA4 events. Those totals demonstrate activity across the wider website; they are not presented as configurator-specific conversions.

What the evidence supports

The live Kit Builder let customers move from garment choice to a saved design or basket while design-team help remained visible.

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