Open a clothing shop online

Small clothing labels live and die on variants: the same tee in five sizes and three colours is fifteen things to track, and most free tools make you list them fifteen times or give up and take orders by message. Yaybe handles it the way a shop should — one product, real size and colour options, a payment link and stock flag for each — all free, with no commission.

Made for small labels

Sizes and colours as real options. Add up to two option groups per product (for example Size and Colour), pick values from Yaybe’s standard lists (XS–4XL, numeric sizes, colour families), and Yaybe builds the combinations. Each variant has its own price if needed, its own payment link and its own In stock / Sold out flag. Buyers choose from a proper dropdown, the price and Buy button update, and sold-out sizes are marked.

Standard sizes mean filters. Because sizes and colours come from a shared vocabulary, a shopper browsing Clothing can filter by Size: M and Colour: Blue and find your shirt — only if the M in blue is in stock. Custom options (like “Print: Fern / Wave”) are allowed too; they just aren’t filterable.

Your checkout, not ours. Paste your PayPal, Stripe or Square link per variant, or one link for the product. Buyers pay you directly. Yaybe never takes a cut.

Attributes that matter for clothing. Material (cotton, linen, merino, recycled polyester…), fit, sleeve length, gender, care, made-in, handmade. Each is a filter and a line in the Details table on the product page.

A stall that matches your label. Logo, banner and colours on the Grid, Showcase or Catalog layout. The Showcase layout is good for a seasonal drop; Catalog suits a large range grouped by collection.

Who opens clothing shops on Yaybe

Independent labels and slow-fashion brands. Knitters and sewists making small batches or made-to-measure pieces. Screen printers and embroiderers. Vintage and curated second-hand sellers (see Open a vintage shop). Kids’ wear, workwear, athleisure, costume makers, and anyone with a drop coming.

Three steps to your first sale

1. Sign in with your email. A six-digit code, no password.
2. Open your shop, add a product with variants. Title, category, photos, description, then Size and Colour groups with a payment link each. Set stock as you go.
3. Submit for review and share the drop. Once approved, post your yaybe.com/your-shop link and let followers know when new pieces land.

Tips for clothing listings

• Photograph on a body and flat. Show fit, drape and detail. Add the model’s size and height in the description.
• Give measurements, not just sizes. Chest, waist, length in centimetres (Yaybe shows imperial too when the buyer prefers).
• Fill in Material and Care — the two attributes buyers ask about most.
• Use collections for drops and seasons so returning buyers can find what’s new.
• Post when restocks land. Followers see it in their feed, and sold-out variants flip back to In stock with one click.

Open your clothing shop or read how it works. Free, no commission, about five minutes to set up.