Please let me know what yall think
Hey @NomadElements
How do you expect us to look at your website when you didn’t even attach your store URL? A screenshot isn’t enough to give a complete feedback of your website.
How do I do that im still learning
On Shopify:
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Your default store URL is: yourstorename.myshopify.com
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Find it by logging in and removing
/adminfrom the page URL -
Or go to Settings → Domains to see your main (primary) store link
If you don’t mind, before addressing any problem to others, make sure you define it properly so other people can get a clear idea of what you are actually looking for.
Thank You!
I can see and there is still room for improvement and learning more, That’s okay 
Your store link is simply the URL of your online shop.
If you’re not sure where to find it:
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Go to your Shopify admin
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Click “View your store”
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Then copy the link from the top of your browser
Send it here and I’ll review it for you and share some quick improvements.
It would be much easier to give useful feedback with the store URL. A screenshot only shows a small part of the site, while the full website helps people review design, navigation, speed, mobile experience, and overall user journey. If you’re comfortable sharing the link, I am sure you will get much better and more complete advice.
I’d be happy to give you proper feedback on your store, but right now I can only see a screenshot, which doesn’t show the full customer experience (like navigation, product flow, mobile view, loading speed, etc.).
To give you a solid and honest review, please share your actual Shopify store link. You can find it by:
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Going to your Shopify admin
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Clicking “View your store”
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Or checking Settings → Domains
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Then copy the live URL (usually ends with
.myshopify.comor your custom domain)
Once you drop the link, I’ll go through it properly and give you clear, actionable feedback on design, branding, and conversion improvements.
clothing brands live and die by their imagery. the designs and brand concept need to come through in every photo on the site. if people land on your store and can’t immediately feel the brand’s vibe, they bounce.
the biggest unlock for clothing stores imo is on-model photography. seeing clothes on a real person in a real setting is completely different from a flat lay or mockup. we use Prodofoto’s on-model mode to generate those editorial-style shots from product images. for a brand like Nomad Elements where the lifestyle angle is part of the identity, that kind of imagery is what makes people connect with the brand and actually buy.