Replacing the current bordered image-card-with-count. Both options shown on a lighter, near-white base (the “scheme 5” idea — see note), with and without a header image. Pills and tiles both render dynamically from the jessar.sub_collections metafield, so they stay per-collection and auto-update.
#fcfbf7 — warmth becomes accent
Ink: heading + active pill
Terracotta: eyebrow accent
Cookware, drinkware, serveware and small appliances — supplied to Canadian retailers nationwide.
Cleanest + scalable. No imagery dependency, reads premium with zero images, strong for SEO. Heritage eyebrow + serif does the brand work. Best when sub-cats are functional groupings.
Enameled cast-iron, non-stick bakeware and everyday cookware built for Canadian retail shelves.
Pills + a hero. Filter chip lives inline with the pills. Needs one strong lifestyle image per collection; falls back gracefully to A1 where there isn’t one.
Cleaner than today: no border, no white panel, no count — just image + label. More shoppable, but only as good as the imagery (needs a consistent shot per sub-category; today’s packshots vary).
Enameled cast-iron, non-stick bakeware and everyday cookware built for Canadian retail shelves.
Hero + tiles. The richest/most visual, but the heaviest imagery commitment (banner + a clean shot per sub-category). Strong once the imagery program lands.
Pills are the cleanest, most scalable, and imagery-independent — they sidestep the packshot/background problem entirely and read premium today. Tiles (B) are more shoppable but depend on a curated image per sub-category, which the catalog isn’t ready for yet.
Header image stays a per-collection toggle either way: text-only by default (works everywhere), hero where a strong lifestyle shot exists.
On the base: you picked “something else.” scheme-5 is actually the warm beige #f0e9dc (darker). The PDP-upper white is scheme-3 #fff; I rendered this on #fcfbf7 as a middle. Tell me the exact feel — pure white, warm near-white, or a custom tone — and I’ll set the live base to match before building the cards.