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brainiac/studio

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Stride

Athletic Wear E-commerce · Doha, Qatar · 2026
— Client
Stride
— Industry
Athletic Wear E-commerce
— Services
Shopify Development, Bilingual Storefront, Multi-Carrier Shipping, SEO Foundation
— Timeline
Launched 2026, ahead of the client's date
— Team
Design and engineering, Karachi
— Year
2026
( 01 ) — the work

What we made for Stride.

7 scenes · scroll
01.1

A store that moves.

The homepage and the men's collection, with the pieces a shopper touches: the price, the size run, same-day delivery in Doha and the Arabic switch.

Contour High-Rise Leggings

QAR 189

Violet · Sakura Pink

Sizes

S · M · L · XL

Shop women
01.2

Men and women, one grid.

Two collections on the same product card: image, name, price, quick add. Filters for category, availability and price.

Shop men
Shop men
Pants
Pants
01.3

Built for the gym bag.

Home, the men's collection and pants on an iPhone. Quick add from the grid, no product page needed.

Stride homepage on a phone
Pants on a phone
Shop men on a phone
01.4

The parts a shopper touches.

Rebuilt from the live store in Josefin Sans: the product card, the two buttons, and the three questions every product page answers.

Women · Leggings

Contour High-Rise Leggings

QAR 189,00

Colour

Violet

Sizes

S – XL

Delivery

Today in Doha

1Quick addSize chart

Every product page answers

  • Size chart−
  • Shipping policy+
  • Refund policy+

Four carriers behind one checkout: NBOX, DHL, FedEx and Aramex. Same-day in Doha, international from launch.

Buttons

Quick addSize chart

Display

Josefin Sans

Headings, names, prices

Text

Josefin Sans

Uppercase · tracked wide

The homepage, top to bottom.

Hero, shop men and women, featured products, shop by category, footer.

scroll ↓

Train in the heat. Move in style.

Stride's line, set in its own campaign photograph
01.7

And the rest.

01The wordmark, as it sits in the header
  • Maroon#5C2A2F
  • Cream#F5F3EF
  • Sand#C9B49A
  • Ink#2A1A1C
02Four colours — maroon on cream, sand for the secondary button
— in short

The Stride case study, in five lines.

  1. 01A Shopify store for a performance-wear brand designed in Qatar, built by brainiac/studio.
  2. 02English and Arabic storefronts with a switch in the header, right-to-left layout included.
  3. 03Same-day delivery in Doha through NBOX; DHL, FedEx and Aramex for international orders, all behind one checkout.
  4. 04Product cards with quick add, so most purchases never leave the grid.
  5. 05Launched ahead of the client's deadline, with orders from the first day.
( 02 ) — the brief

What Stride needed.

Stride arrived with a launch date, a finished range and a clear brief: a store that sells in Doha today and abroad tomorrow, in both of Qatar's languages, without looking like a template.

Same-day delivery in Doha and international shipping are different problems. Four carriers — a local courier for Doha, DHL, FedEx and Aramex for the rest — had to sit behind one checkout without the customer ever choosing between them.

A performance brand lives on its photography. The product grid had to let the images lead, keep the price and the quick-add in reach, and do all of that in Arabic as well as English.

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( 03 ) — the build

How we built it for Stride.

  1. 01

    Shopify build

    A custom theme on Shopify: a campaign hero, shop men and shop women, featured products and shop by category. Product cards carry image, name, price and quick add, so most purchases never need the product page.

  2. 02

    Arabic and English

    The storefront runs in both languages with a switch in the header. Right-to-left layout, Arabic typography and translated collections, not a plug-in that renames buttons.

  3. 03

    Four carriers, one checkout

    NBOX for same-day Doha delivery and DHL, FedEx and Aramex for international orders, each integrated through its API and selected by the destination, so the customer sees one shipping line.

  4. 04

    Launch

    Payment gateway, size chart, policies and the SEO basics in place before launch. The store went live ahead of the client's deadline and took orders from day one.

( 04 ) — results

What Stride launched with.

EarlyDelivered ahead of the client's deadline
Day 1Orders at launch
4Carriers behind one checkout
EN · ARBilingual from launch
( 05 ) — questions

What people ask about this build.

How does a Shopify store handle same-day delivery in Doha and international shipping at once?
By integrating each carrier through its own API and choosing the carrier from the destination. A Doha address gets the same-day courier; an address abroad gets DHL, FedEx or Aramex. The customer sees one shipping line at checkout and never picks a carrier.
Is the Arabic storefront a translation plug-in?
No. The store has a proper Arabic locale: right-to-left layout, Arabic typography, translated collections and policies, and a language switch in the header. A plug-in that renames buttons would have left the layout backwards.
Can brainiac/studio build a similar Shopify store for a brand in Qatar?
Yes. We build Shopify stores for Qatari brands from Karachi, two hours ahead of Doha, and have done so for ten clients in Qatar. Start with the Shopify development page or send us the brief over WhatsApp.
( 06 ) — stack

Tools we used.

  • Shopify
  • Liquid
  • JavaScript
  • NBOX
  • DHL API
  • FedEx API
  • Aramex API
  • Shopify SEO
— the services behind it
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