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case study

True North Jerseys

Webflow·2026·Livetruenorthjerseys.com

A custom-kit brand that lives on detail. The store had to show it.

WebflowEcommerceGSAPCMS
truenorthjerseys.com · shopTrue North Jerseys — 'built different' storefront
highlights
  • A CMS-driven catalog the family-run team runs and grows themselves.
  • Native Webflow Ecommerce + custom-quote flow, wired in on-brand.
  • Built to scale — new product lines drop in as components, not rebuilds.
services provided
  • Strategy
  • Web Design
  • Development
  • Webflow Ecommerce
  • Webflow CMS
the challenge

A premium, made-to-order product on a generic shelf.

True North makes custom hockey and baseball jerseys in BC — sublimated, reversible, embroidered, the craft is the whole pitch. But that detail is exactly what a stock template flattens into a grid. The brand needed a store that felt as considered as the product, kept the catalog easy to run, and put the path to a quote one tap away.

01RoleFront-end build, end to end
02StackWebflow · GSAP · CMS
03IntegrationWebflow Ecommerce
what I built

A store that shows the craft before it asks for the sale.

I built the storefront end to end in Webflow on native Webflow Ecommerce, with a CMS-driven catalog and GSAP scroll-tied reveals that let each kit breathe. Product lines — hockey, baseball, team apparel — are structured so the family-run team adds and edits everything itself, with the cart and quote flow wired in without leaving the brand.

what shipped

The store finally feels like the product — considered, bold, and theirs to run.

Shipped on Webflow and handed off clean: the team adds kits from the CMS. The numbers below are measured on the live store.

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