Twenty: an online store for a streetwear brand
TWENTY is a Peruvian youth streetwear brand with a physical store in Gamarra, Lima. We built their custom ecommerce in Next.js: catalog, cart, card, Yape and Plin payments, and shipping across Lima and the rest of Peru.
The challenge
A brand with a store in Gamarra and a following on social media needs buying online to be as easy as sending a WhatsApp message. The store had to present a catalog that changes every season, let shoppers pick size and fit without friction, and take the payment methods Peruvian customers actually use — Yape, Plin and cards — with delivery in Lima and nationwide.
What we built
- Custom ecommerce in Next.js, with prerendered pages for fast loads and clean indexing.
- Catalog organised by category (jeans, tees, hoodies, jackets and more) with fit filters and sorting.
- Cart and checkout with card payments via Culqi, plus Yape and Plin.
- 24–48 h delivery in Lima and nationwide shipping via Shalom and Olva, with order tracking.
- Customer accounts, bundle promotions and direct support over WhatsApp.
- Online complaints book and shipping, returns and privacy policies, as Peruvian consumer law requires.
- Technical and local SEO: metadata, a blog and store structured data with address and opening hours.
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