Launch your next collection in ten minutes,
not six hours

Independent fashion brands are winning on product and community—and losing on operations. Stitch is the AI agent that runs your back office while you build.

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For boutique founders running $200K–$2M across Shopify + live sales

The business works.
The back office is a second job.

You built a real following. Your collections sell out in minutes. Your customers genuinely want what you make.

And you're still spending Tuesday nights re-entering product data into three different tools, answering the same shipping question for the fifteenth time, and reconciling inventory on a spreadsheet at midnight.

Every new collection drop means manually uploading to Shopify, re-entering everything into CommentSold for the live sale, setting inventory across both systems, posting about it, then reconciling what sold during the event against remaining stock.

Four to six hours of work. Every single launch. That's the operational drag most likely to cap your growth or burn you out.

An operator that works
while you sleep

Stitch is not another integration. Not a better spreadsheet. It's an AI agent that runs the full operational loop—end to end, without you touching each step.

Collection launches

Upload product photos and a spec. Stitch generates listings, pushes them to every channel, sets inventory, and after the live sale, reconciles stock everywhere automatically.

Inventory sync

Real-time synchronization across Shopify, CommentSold, and your fulfillment stack. No more overselling. No more manual reconciliation at midnight.

Customer inquiries

Handles the repetitive questions—shipping, sizing, returns—so you can focus on the conversations that actually need you.

Fulfillment orchestration

Routes orders to your 3PL or in-house team, tracks shipments, and keeps customers updated—without you managing handoffs.

The wedge: collection launches

Every indie brand launches collections. Every launch is the same painful workflow. Stitch starts here—then expands to run your full operation.

Upload your collection

Product photos and a basic spec sheet. That's it.

Stitch generates and publishes

Writes descriptions, creates listings on Shopify and CommentSold, sets inventory levels across every channel. All synchronized, all accurate.

Run your live sale

Do what you do best: sell. Stitch watches in the background.

Post-sale reconciliation

Automatically reconciles what sold during the event, updates stock everywhere, routes orders to fulfillment. You wake up to a clean slate.

The first thing you buy: launch your next collection in ten minutes.Once Stitch is connected and you trust it, the surface expands naturally into customer support, fulfillment, and reorder automation—the full operating system.

Why now

34%

Year-over-year revenue growth for independent fashion brands— nearly four times the pace of the broader apparel market.

Growth is coming from community-driven, social-native storytelling: micro-influencers, live selling, curated drops. The demand side works. Operations haven't kept up.

67%

Of Gen Z shoppers actively seek out brands they've never heard of.

Your core advantage—authenticity, community, curation—is structurally durable. Customers are looking for you. The pain is that winning on distribution has outpaced winning on operations.

The AI layer that makes cross-system automation genuinely possible has matured in the last eighteen months. Multimodal models can read a product photo and write a listing. API orchestration can route actions across Shopify, CommentSold, and a 3PL in a single workflow.

The market is ready and the technology is ready. No one has put them together specifically for this operator.

Every tool optimizes a single function.
No one owns the workflow between them.

Shopify

Owns the storefront. Doesn't coordinate live sales, customer support, or cross-channel inventory.

CommentSold

Best for Facebook/Instagram live selling. Everything outside live sales requires separate tools.

Cin7, Sellbrite

Centralize inventory across channels. Product content, customer messaging, and exception handling remain manual.

Gorgias, Tidio

Answer customer questions. Don't touch merchandising, inventory, or fulfillment.

Stitch owns the gap. The cross-system, cross-channel operational layer that no one else positions as a product.