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LOGO DE CORPS

Multi-brand fashion group moving sales from marketplaces to its own storefronts — one modular Shopify theme for five brands, plus a membership CRM.

Problem

LOGO DE CORPS operates five separate fashion brands — LOGO Jeans, Bombboogie, Bodytalk, Ninety Degrees, and FOD — but the majority of its sales still came from marketplaces, where the customer relationship belongs to the platform rather than the group. Each brand also ran as its own storefront, so the same change had to be rebuilt five times, and a customer buying across brands counted as five unrelated customers with no shared membership value.

Solution

Rebuilt the storefront layer as a single modular Shopify theme: sections and components are built once and configured per brand rather than duplicated, so one change ships across all five storefronts instead of being reimplemented five times. On top of it sits a unified CRM and membership platform — functionality Shopify has no native answer for — designed so that points earned at any one brand are recognised across the group, making LOGO DE CORPS the account a customer holds instead of five disconnected ones.

Business Impact

One reusable storefront system across five brands, and a group-wide membership layer

Storefront work that previously had to be repeated per brand now ships once and applies across all five, removing duplicated build effort while keeping the brands visually distinct. The CRM and membership platform, currently in development, gives the group a direct customer relationship that marketplaces do not — the foundation for making its own channel the primary one rather than a secondary storefront.

Shopify

Platform

Modular Reusable Theme

Architecture

D2C Channel & Membership CRM

Focus

Technical Deep Dive

LOGO DE CORPS Multi-Brand Commerce Platform

LOGO DE CORPS is an Indonesian fashion group operating five retail brands — LOGO Jeans, Bombboogie, Bodytalk, Ninety Degrees, and FOD. Sales had been concentrated on marketplaces, where the customer relationship stays with the platform rather than the brand.

Key Objectives

  • Shift the primary sales channel from marketplaces to owned storefronts
  • Operate five brand storefronts without rebuilding the same work five times
  • Give the group a single customer identity across all brands
  • Establish a membership programme with points recognised group-wide

Implementation Highlights

  • Modular Shopify theme built once and configured per brand
  • Reusable, dynamic sections shared across all five storefronts
  • Unified CRM platform covering the group rather than a single brand
  • Cross-brand membership and loyalty points (in development)
  • Consistent presentation without duplicated theme code

Tech Stack

ShopifyLiquidJavaScriptCSS

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