RSVLTS — Shopify store
RSVLTS sells KUNUFLEX button-down shirts, polos, hoodies, tees and accessories, much of it from official collaborations with Disney, Pixar, Star Wars, Marvel and other franchises. Pixel2Tech built RSVLTS's Shopify store as white-label development partner for a digital agency, with a catalog that runs from men's and women's shirts to kids' sets, golf gear and phone cases.
- Client
- RSVLTS
- Practice
- Ecom Stores
- Service
- Shopify Stores
- Engagement
- White-label partner
- Live store
- rsvlts.com ↗
The work
What we built for RSVLTS (white-label)

Scroll the homepage
The full homepage as it appears on desktop. Scroll inside the window.

On mobile
Most shoppers arrive on their phones, so the mobile layout matters most.
- rsvlts.com

RSVLTS store page 2 - rsvlts.com

RSVLTS store page 3
Project brief
Deliverables
- Shopify storefront
- Fandom mega menu
- Home page drop and collection rows
- Product page layout
- Rewards and wish list entry points
- Mobile layout
The challenge
The agency's client sells the same shirt cuts across dozens of fandoms, seasonal drops and its own golf brand, Breakfast Balls. Fans arrive looking for a franchise, a season or a size range for the whole family, so a single menu by product type would bury most of the range.
Our approach
The mega menu offers several ways in: New, Men, Women, Kids, Fandoms, RSVLTS Originals, Golf, Restocks, a seasonal Spooky shop and Field Notes. The Fandoms menu lists franchises alphabetically in A-B to T-Z groups, and the home page adds a Shop by Fandom logo grid, a tabbed Newest row, Top 10 This Week and themed collection tiles. Product pages pair a size selector with a size guide, Afterpay installments, Shop Pay, a wish list heart and accordions for shipping, specs and care.
The outcome
A Shopify store where fans can start from a franchise, a season or a family member, then buy in a few taps on desktop or phone, with rewards sign-in and currency selection always in the header. New drops, restocks and seasonal shops slot into the same menus and home page rows without a redesign.
- Platform
- Shopify (custom SEED theme)
- Catalog
- Licensed fandom shirts, polos, hoodies, golf, kids
- Shopping
- By fandom A to Z, seasonal drops, rewards, wish lists
How we did it
Step 01
Menu by fandom
Franchises from Alice in Wonderland to Zootopia are grouped alphabetically in the Fandoms menu, alongside men's, women's, kids' and golf menus that each carry their own featured, collection and category columns.
Step 02
Drops and seasons
The home page rotates a hero carousel, a tabbed Newest row by franchise, a seasonal Spooky shop, Top 10 This Week and RSVLTS Classics, so new launches always sit near the top.
Step 03
Product pages
Each product shows the KUNUFLEX fit name, price, Afterpay installments, size buttons with sold-out sizes crossed out, a size guide, Shop Pay and expandable shipping, specs and care sections.
Step 04
Mobile and accounts
On phones a search bar sits under the header, product pages keep a sticky size and Add to Cart bar, and the header keeps rewards sign-in, wish list and cart one tap away.
Tools and platforms
- Shopify
- Custom Shopify theme (SEED)
- Shop Pay
- Afterpay
- Wish list and rewards
Why this project matters
Fandom shoppers buy for the franchise first and the garment second. A store organized around fandoms and timed drops lets them find their favorite quickly and come back for the next release.
Questions about this project
What platform is the RSVLTS store built on?
It runs on Shopify with a custom theme called SEED, using Shopify collections for fandoms, seasonal shops, golf and kids' ranges, with Shop Pay and Afterpay at checkout.
Do you work white-label for agencies?
Yes. We build Shopify stores and websites under the agency's brand, with an NDA when needed. Tell us about the project and we will send a fixed quote after a short call.
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