07 · Case study
Khadija Collection
- Project type
- Online store
- Where
- Pakistan
- Deliverables
- Product design, E-commerce development
- Live site
- khadijacollection.com

Introduction
Khadija Collection sells coloured contact lenses and beauty products across Pakistan — bought by shade, by mood, and mostly from a phone. The store had to feel the way the brand’s packaging looks — soft, considered, premium — and still take a customer from a shade to their doorstep in three steps: browse, add to cart, check out.


The storefront opens on the label’s promise and two ways in: contact lenses, or the beauty collection.
Shop by shade
Lenses are chosen by colour and by wear — so that is how the shelf is sorted.



Lenses filter by wear — monthly or daily — and by colour: hazel, blue, brown, grey. Every product shows its rating, its price and a way to buy, without leaving the list.
A storefront with a voice
Categories, collections, offers and reviews give the label room to merchandise — not just to list.

From cart to doorstep
Browse, add to cart, check out — then follow the order from the site.



Customers add to a cart, check out and get an order number they can look up on the site, with an account to come back to.
A shop that feels like the box it arrives in.
Lenses, eye care, makeup, skincare, brushes and accessories share one catalogue — with phone and WhatsApp close by for the questions a product page can’t answer.
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Product categories in one catalogue
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Filters on the lens shelf: two by wear, four by colour
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Steps from browsing to a delivery at the door

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