Challenge
Chelsea Peers has both a diverse target audience and a wide product catalog, and understood the importance of personalizing their ecommerce store from the off.
Inclusivity is significant to the Chelsea Peers brand, and so they wanted to make the discovery experience just as helpful for those searching for the likes of ‘curve’ and ‘maternity’ products, as it is for those who aren’t.
“There are people out there that feel that they can’t just go to a website and buy what they want because of their size—and we want to change this”, says Archie Hudson-Rawlings, Junior E-commerce Manager at Chelsea Peers.
While category pages—as a key place for product discovery—was an obvious place to start, these were especially prevalent for Chelsea Peers, who don’t only drive considerable paid traffic towards them, but also have a huge portion of mobile visitors (for whom category page sorting is all the more crucial).