A big catalogue should feel like more options. Instead it feels like an endless grid of tops, scrolling past hundreds of near-identical products with no sense of where to stop. Shoppers don’t browse that. They abandon it.
Zelig organizes around occasion instead of category. Rather than a wall of product, a shopper sees five pieces that work together for what they’re actually doing: a wedding, a first date, a Tuesday. The catalogue can be enormous. What the shopper sees never is.