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Complex Shopify Plus Solutions

Enterprise catalogue logic with combined listings and metafields.

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Complex Shopify Plus Solutions — New York & Company — fashion retailer
Client
New York & Company — fashion retailer
Industry
Multi-category retail
Role
Shopify Plus Architect & Developer
Duration
12+ weeks per implementation
Enterprise
Architecture
Scalable
Catalog
1
Source of truth
100%
Editor-driven
The Challenge

What we needed to solve.

  • Variant limits and color/size sprawl made PDPs unwieldy and hurt SEO.
  • Merchandising data was spread across product titles, tags, and apps with no single source of truth.
  • Teams needed enterprise features without locking into rigid app stacks.
The Approach

How it was built.

01

Combined Listings

Used Shopify Plus Combined Listings to group parent products by color while preserving individual SEO URLs and inventory.

02

Metafield-driven content

Modelled merchandising data — materials, care, sizing, badges — as metaobjects so themes and apps consume one source of truth.

03

Extended variant logic

Built custom Liquid + JS variant pickers that handle availability, swatches, and bundle constraints cleanly.

Tech Stack

The toolkit.

Shopify Plus
Combined ListingsMetaobjectsMetafieldsMarketsFunctions
APIs
Admin GraphQLStorefront APIBulk Operations
Frontend
LiquidJavaScriptWeb Components
Features Shipped

What's live.

Combined listing PDPs with color grouping
Metaobject-driven content modules
Custom variant picker with availability
Editor controls for merchandising metadata
Markets-ready architecture
Results

The outcome.

1
Source of truth

All merchandising data unified in metaobjects.

100%
Editor-driven

Brand teams ship updates without developer cycles.

Scalable
Catalogue architecture

Supports new categories without re-platforming.

Enterprise
Shopify Plus features

Combined Listings, Functions, Markets in production.

In summary

Brands operate on a Shopify Plus architecture built for scale — one data model, faster merchandising, and a PDP system that holds up as catalogues grow.