UNO8®

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Technical Apparel

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THE FIELD PROTOCOL

A DIGITAL FLAGSHIP BUILT FOR OUTERWEAR THAT WORKS AS HARD AS ITS WEARERS.

Scope

Scope

Digital strategy Brand identity E-commerce design Art direction

Digital strategy Brand identity E-commerce design Art direction

Black-and-white image of a person in dark clothing, wearing a cap and face covering, leaning forward with one arm extended.
Black-and-white image of a person in dark clothing, wearing a cap and face covering, leaning forward with one arm extended.
Black-and-white image of a person in dark clothing, wearing a cap and face covering, leaning forward with one arm extended.

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Project data

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UNO8®

Technical Apparel

Title

THE FIELD PROTOCOL

Client

UNO8®

Released

Timeframe

10 weeks

Project type

Web

Technology

Framer Shopify Headless WebGL Product Viewer Klaviyo

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01 — Overview

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UNO8® builds outerwear to field standards and had a storefront that read like a spec sheet with a checkout attached. We rebuilt the digital flagship around the one thing category sites never show: the construction itself. Every decision followed the gear's own logic — nothing decorative, everything load-bearing. Large-format detail photography replaced studio product shots, copy dropped to captions, and specification moved into a single panel a visitor opens only when they want it.

A woman with a large black hat, bright red lipstick, and white gloves, holding a lipstick tube near her lips against a dark background.
A collection of black and red skincare or cosmetic products arranged on a red background, with some products in boxes and others in bottles or jars.

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02 — The challenge

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THE GEAR WITHOUT THE SHOUTING

Technical outerwear sells on specification, but most category sites read like spec sheets with a checkout attached.

UNO8®'s outerwear is built to genuine field standards — taped seams, tested fabrics, a fit system worn by people who actually move in it. None of that came through online. The existing site listed features the way a manual would, and looked like every other performance-apparel storefront doing the same thing. The brand needed a digital flagship that could carry technical credibility without sounding like a datasheet, and that would hold up next to outerwear labels with twenty years more shelf presence.

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03 — The solution

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THE SYSTEM WITH NOTHING SPARE

A flagship built around one protocol: show the construction, say less about it.

We rebuilt the product experience around large-format construction photography — stitch lines, zip pulls, the taped seam under a hood — instead of studio product shots. Copy dropped to captions. Specification moved into a single expandable panel instead of competing for attention on the page. The launch campaign followed the same restraint: one location, overcast light, a single model in motion. The result reads like the product itself — built for use, not for display.

A collection of black skincare or cosmetic products arranged on a dark surface, with coffee beans, against a dark background.

A flagship product experience built around construction detail instead of studio staging.

A black, spiral-shaped brushstroke on white paper.

A launch campaign shot to match the gear's own register — functional, unstyled, in motion.

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04 — Performance results

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THE NUMBERS AFTER THE NOISE LEFT

The flagship launched alongside the spring line and outperformed the previous storefront on every metric the brand tracks — without a single additional product claim on the page.

Checkout conversion

2.4×

Against the previous storefront in the first 90 days

Return rate

−38%

After the sizing and fit system went live

Average session

4:12

Up from under a minute on the old site

The construction photography has since become the brand's default visual language, carried into wholesale line sheets and the retail fit-out without a new shoot.

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05 — Final thoughts

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UNO8® proved that technical credibility doesn't need technical copy. Show the stitch, and the spec sheet becomes optional.

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Credits

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Cole Zélie Enzo Nigel

Project Lead Creative Direction Technical Lead Development

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