Personalization

The New England Patriots’ ProShop is the official fan merchandise online store of the team. Cool features include a wishlist, shoppable gift guides, recently viewed, customers also bought. But the coolest of all is the customized jersey builder, where you can put your name and favourite number on a Patriots jersey before adding it to the cart.

Ratio Clothing uses Spree Commerce for its online platform with customized shirts and a machine learning fitting algorithm

Sirdar offers over 100 yarn qualities and hundreds of new patterns (digital products) every year created by the in-house design team of more than twenty knitting and crochet experts.

Messermacher’s elegant online store is powered by Spree Commerce, an open-source eCommerce platform that has a proven record of being a great solution for customization tools. Other examples of websites built with Spree that feature product configurators are: Greetabl, Packhelp, Ratio Clothing, Sirdar, and New England’s Patriots. 

St.Louis based startup Greetabl is an online one-stop-shop for creatively-curated gifts and greetings that are personalized with Instagram photos, packaged and sent in just a few clicks.

Packhelp chose Spree for its web-to-print Ecommerce platform because they new that in order to build a successful startup they shouldn’t try to reinvent the wheel but use the existing technology and go to market as fast as possible. It turned out very well even though their business is far from a simple online store as it features a 3d package customizing tool.

Blue Apron is a New York-based start-up that is changing the way people cook at home. It’s weekly subscription service delivers everything you need to make fresh meals, including shopping for its customers at wholesale and delivering all the ingredients in specific proportions, along with printed recipe cards.

Marley Spoon is a cook-at-home food delivery startup founded by ex-Delivery Hero chief executive Fabian Siegel and Till Neatby. The company is based in Berlin and has operations in Europe, the US and Australia. The company raised more than $90 million since its launch in 2014.

There was no plug-and-play solution for eyewear in the eCommerce world. Spree was the perfect answer- it’s a robust, out-of-the-box solution that’s easy to build on, can be easily maintained, and is extremely customizable.

Away is an e-commerce luggage startup founded by two former Warby Parker executives that aims to be the ultimate carry-on for travelers. The premium travel brand introduced its streamlined, tech-infused, carry-on luggage, selling directly to consumers to keep prices down. The vast majority (90%) of its sales takes place on Away’s sleek and user friendly website built with Spree Commerce, a flexible and scalable market proven e-commerce solution.

Hundred’s mission is to “shine a light and bring clarity to the murky vitamin space” by taking a holistic approach to analyzing your supplement requirements. From the unique subscription-based model, to the ongoing support from a Nutrition Expert to the affordable cost, the company is working to deliver customers the best possible user experience in as many ways as possible. This includes the brand’s beautiful and user friendly e-commerce platform, built with Spree Commerce.