A family kitchen, gone city-wide.
We started with one recipe and one steel kadai in Karimnagar. Three decades later, the same kitchen serves 8 cities.
Same XLeShop engine — cart, checkout, slots, WhatsApp, admin — different first screen. This lookbook is what we walk through with you before go-live (and when you want a seasonal refresh). Colours stay yours. Structure is a choice.
If two shops share the same hero band, the same two-column photo tiles, and the same ADD button, customers feel the template — even when the sweets and the milk are nothing alike. Below: three real tenants on the current default: a sweets kitchen, a dairy and a menswear label. Different colours, different products. Same silhouette.
Authentic Karimnagar sweets & festive treats.
SALEBESTSELLER
Milk, ghee, paneer — morning slots.
DAILY

Premium cotton shirts, cut for a clean line.
That is the default every tenant gets today. The rest of this lookbook is how we stop that — without a custom rebuild, and without touching checkout.
A homepage is a stack of blocks we already ship: hero, story, promo carousel, category tiles, offers, subscription card, repeat-last-order. We turn the stack on or off and change the order. You keep your photos and copy.
Soft hero, founder story, then big photo categories. Feels like a family kitchen — not a supermarket app.
You provide: 3-sentence origin story, signature line, 1 hero sentence. We already have the block.
Fresh-batch, never warehoused, delivered with care.
We started with one recipe and one steel kadai in Karimnagar. Three decades later, the same kitchen serves 8 cities.
Sweets
PicklesA photo promo you can swap every fortnight — Diwali boxes, mango batch, free-over-£60 — then categories. Shoppers tap the offer, not a paragraph.
You provide: 2–3 promo slides (photo + 6-word title + 1 line). We rotate them automatically.
Hand-picked for South Indian kitchens in Kent.

Rice
PicklesThe whole top of the shop goes festive for 10–20 days. Same engine. New first impression. Flip back to editorial or carousel after the festival.
You provide: festival name, 1 photo, 3 seasonal chips (e.g. gift trays / bobbatlu / diyas).
Bobbatlu, Ariselu, Pootharekulu — all fresh batch.

The daily plan is the product. Show litres and skip/pause before the SKU grid. Returning customers reorder in one tap.
You provide: 2–3 plan rows (label, price/day, save %). Slots you already have in admin.
Milk at the door before 8 AM. Skip or pause any day.

No novel. Next slot + shelves you can swipe. Produce, dairy, snacks — the way people walk a kirana, not a landing page.
You provide: aisle names in the order you want them (we pull products from your MENU categories).




Wellness shops die in a grocery grid. Show origin, then two or three products with room to breathe. Ingredients over density.
You provide: 1 still-life photo, 2 trust lines (batch / practitioner / origin), 4–8 hero products with real photos.

Formulas we still make the slow way. No 2-column snack wall — each bottle has a reason to be on the shelf.

Title, Shop all / Categories, small category row, offers. For owners who hate “marketing pages” and whose regulars already know the shop.
You provide: one sentence tagline. That is it.
Reserve online, collect Saturday — or delivery across Kent.
Rice
Pickle
Ghee
Snacks
OFFER
A fashion label sells a look before it sells a SKU. A calm white page, a serif headline, a hero slideshow of the current drop, then “shop by fabric” tiles and the founder’s note. Sizes live on the product, not on the homepage.
You provide: a name for each drop, 3–6 product photos, your size chart. We set up the slideshow and the fabric tiles.

RAP CLUB began with one idea: a shirt should feel as considered as it looks. Pure linen, premium cotton and fine corduroy, cut to a tailored fit that holds its line from morning to evening.
Homepage gets them in the door. Listing is where they add. Sweets, milk pouches, 5 kg rice, and herbal oils should not share one tiny tile. Same ADD / qty stepper / cart — different card.
Two columns on a phone. Fast add. Best when the pack shot is the product (produce, snacks, distinct sweets).




Rice bags and dal look the same in a tiny tile. A row puts pack size next to price. UK grocery and dairy both win.




Gulab jamun deserves a photograph, not a postage stamp. One column on mobile. Craft copy under the image.
BESTSELLERKhoa, slow-fried, soaked the same afternoon. 12 pieces · 500g.

Milk is milk. Photo-optional. Sticky category headers. Qty always visible. Feels like a dairy menu, not Instagram.
MENU labels (BESTSELLER, FESTIVE, NEW) become layout — not only a badge. Then the rest of the category in tiles.



Clothing needs the size on the card. Each size can carry its own price and be switched off on its own, so a size you don’t have is greyed out rather than hidden. A fabric line under the name does the job a pack size does in grocery.

You do not need a new website for Diwali. You need a promo photo, three chips, and a date to revert. Same checkout. Same admin.
Every XLeShop store has a campaign engine built in, at Store Settings → Campaigns & banners. It has four blocks: slideshows, editorial stories, brand quotes and promise stripes. Put one at the top as the hero, or between products. Upload a picture from the admin and publish. You don’t need a developer or a redeploy.
Live example: the same slideshow block, dressed for five real XLeShop stores. It pauses when you hover, and you can swipe it on a phone.
Up to 8 slides, each with a picture, a small label, a headline, a line of copy and a button that links anywhere in your shop. Choose 3–15 seconds per slide. It pauses on hover and stays still for visitors who switch motion off.
A picture and a short story between products: the founder, the farm, the fabric, this week’s delivery. It’s the block that makes a shop feel like a person.
One line of your brand’s voice in big type, such as “Three decades, one kitchen.” It sits between rows of products and resets the eye.
A thin promise band like “Free delivery over ₹499”, “Order by 8 pm for tomorrow” or “Cash on delivery available”. Quiet, but it moves the basket size.
Position 0 is the hero, the first thing a customer sees. Any other number places the block after that many products, so the story, stripe or quote appears while people are scrolling and deciding. Each block comes in your brand’s tones, so it never looks pasted on.
Rule of thumb: one hero, then no more than one block per two rows of products. More than that and the shop reads like an advert.





Daily or weekly. Pause any time.


Eight campaigns that work for food, grocery, dairy and fashion shops. Each one uses a block you already have.
Run 2–3 weeks, then swap in the next drop.
Run 10–20 days. Revert the day after.
Always on for dairy. Change the photo each season.
Always on. Match it to your delivery settings.
Always on. Refresh once a year.
Friday to Sunday. Create the voucher first.
For as long as the season lasts.
Always on. Works with one-tap reorder.
Festival dates move every year, so check them before you schedule. The pattern stays the same: go up a week or two before, and come down the day after.
Rather not? Send us the photos on WhatsApp and we’ll set up your first campaigns with you.
We recommend one pairing per shop type so two XLeShop tenants on the same street do not clone each other. You can override — this is the starting point we put in front of owners.
| If you sell | Homepage | Listing | Why owners say yes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Homemade sweets & savouries | Editorial (Festival in season) | Poster + Spotlight | Photos and the family name do the selling |
| NCR / city grocery, many SKUs | Aisle | Tile inside rails | Feels like quick-commerce without looking like Blinkit cloned |
| UK Asian grocery / collect-in-store | Compact + carousel | Row list | Pack size and £ price visible; regulars shop fast |
| Ayurveda / sparse wellness | Journal | Poster | Stops the “grocery app with green paint” look |
| Morning milk & curd | Subscription | Menu | The plan is the product; SKUs are a list |
| Neighbourhood mart | Aisle (not subscription) | Aisle + Tile | Mart is not a dairy brand — shelves, not litres/day |
| Menswear / fashion in sizes | Collection (slideshow hero) | Sized cards | The drop is the story; the size is the decision |
| Second dairy on the same backend | Subscription | Row list | Same engine as the first dairy, different silhouette |
You are live. We do not rebuild the shop. We switch flags, drop in promo copy, and — if you pick Poster or Row — ship a listing layout on the next storefront update. Checkout, orders, and admin stay as they are.
Ask us for: a 20-minute screen-share of this lookbook with your live MENU open. You point. We set it.
Day one should not be “the Gajanan template in your colours.” On onboarding we pick one row from the table above before the domain goes live. Your first customer never sees the cloned default.
Bring: logo, 4 product photos, 1 promo photo, tagline, and which row in the table you want.
Logo, primary colour (from your pack), phone, delivery area, currency.
Origin paragraph (60–80 words) and a signature (“— name, role”).
One landscape photo per campaign and a 6-word title. We write the rest if you want.
Phone photos of the actual kadai, crate, or shelf beat stock photography. The images in this lookbook are examples of mood — your batch is the proof.
No new platform fee. Layout is part of XLeShop. Zero commission stays zero commission. If you need a photographer or 40 new pack shots, that is separate — most shops start with photos they already WhatsApp to customers.
Yes. Homepage variant is a config switch. Festival mode is designed to go up and come down. Listing layout is a storefront update we apply once per choice — not a migration.
Yes. Store Settings → Campaigns & banners: add a slideshow, story, quote or stripe, upload the picture, choose where it sits and publish. No developer, no redeploy. Take it down the same way when the offer ends.
No. Cart sheet, slots, OTP, Razorpay / COD / WhatsApp cart stay the same. Only the browse experience changes.
Pick Compact + Row list or Menu. Those layouts do not depend on hero photography. Poster and Journal wait until you have pack shots.
Yes. KBK Dairy and KBK Mart can share Apps Script family and still use Subscription+Menu vs Aisle+Tile. That is the point of this lookbook.
WhatsApp us the pair (“Editorial + Poster”) and two promo dates this year. We set it on your tenant. Your domain. Your brand. Your growth.