08/31/2026
SUPRA — the box-logo storefront, as a Shopify theme. $199.
You know the layout. Monospace type, a box logo with the time under it, a strip of product across the top, a grid with no cards and no shadows. It’s the most copied storefront in streetwear, and until now the only way to have it was to pay someone to build it.
That’s the idea behind everything I make: take the web design that defined a scene and put it in reach of the brands who can’t commission it.
But a replica on its own isn’t the job. The brand that layout comes from doesn’t need a countdown on their site — everyone already knows the day and the hour. A brand nobody has heard of yet has to say it out loud.
So SUPRA has the tools that recognition would otherwise replace:
→ Password page that counts down to your drop and lets people in the second it hits zero
→ Preview — show the next collection with no price and no buy button on it
→ Email popup with a discount code they tap to copy → Colourways as separate products, swapped in place with no page load
→ Enter page, filmstrip, lookbook, one-screen collection grid
The layout gets you taken seriously. The tools do the job your name can’t do yet.
One tier. $199, one time. Every section, every template — nothing held back for an upgrade.
Best on a laptop — that’s the screen this layout was built for.
See it live in the demo on our website!
Link in bio. 🔗 www.webexp.dev
Enter Page, A front door that covers the shop until someone clicks through. Image, video or colour behind it, a live clock on it, and a choice between every visit and once per session.
Filmstrip, A run of narrow product slivers across the top of the shop. Hand-pick them or point it at a collection — and there’s a zoom control, because studio shots come out mostly background at that width.
One-Screen Collection, The grid fills exactly one screen and scrolls inside itself. Header, cart box and category rail never move, and the row cut in half at the bottom is what tells you there’s more.
Preview, The next drop, shown before it’s for sale. Three views of one collection, with no price, no buy button and no cart anywhere on it — because the point of a preview is that you can’
