Shopperbird

Name: Shopperbird
Rating: 4.08 (37 reviews)

The first on-demand slow fashion app!

4.1•37 reviews•

19 followers

The first on-demand slow fashion app!

4.1•37 reviews•

19 followers

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On a mission to make slow fashion unique, sustainable and transparent by upcycling clothes on-demand from waste and deadstock materials

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Launch tags:Fashion•Climate Tech•Tech

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I am glad to say that Shopperbird is the first slow fashion on-demand app that upcycle clothes from waste! We have already tackled 1000+ tonnes of waste and we won't stop!

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4yr ago

4.1

Based on 37 reviews

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Reviewers generally like Shopperbird’s core idea and the chance to work directly with designers on custom, upcycled pieces, with some praising fabric detail, measurements, and successful orders. But the app itself gets mixed marks: many say the purpose is not clear on first use, navigation and category structure are confusing, prices and buying steps are hard to find, and chat or post features feel unfinished. Slow image loading, login or verification warnings, and occasional bugs come up often. One reviewer also alleges the owner used job applicants to solicit reviews.

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4.1

Based on 37 reviews

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Pros

sustainable fashion (16)

unique concept (14)

user-friendly interface (14)

upcycling clothes (12)

direct designer interaction (9)

customizable products (8)

detailed material information (6)

global designer access (4)

Cons

complex navigation (9)

chat feature not functional (7)

slow performance (7)

lack of purchase option (4)

unclear brand message (4)

limited product variety (2)

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The company owner is amassing follows and reviews from jobseekers. I applied to a job like hundreds of others in June/early July. In the description it was written that for them to consider an application, the applicant needs to follow their Instagram page. I did. Not because of the job but because I live a zero-waste life myself and wanted to support a brand that cares for the planet. On July 25 I received an email from the owner's ID that I was selected for the next round and someone would contact me to schedule an interview. Now he added that as part of the interview process I needed to download the app, create a customer account and browse through the app and let them know my suggestions. I thought this was brilliant because no one can fake knowledge. I followed the steps & kept the list of suggestions ready. Days passed but I didn't receive any email from them. I thought they probably wanted my inputs beforehand so I emailed them that. There was no response. After a week I emailed the owner once again and reminded him that I was still waiting for someone to contact me. He said to wait because someone will. I waited and waited and finally an email arrived. This time the owner again asked me to install the app, when I repeated that I already did and even sent my suggestions, you know what he did? He then asked me to share an honest review for the app and someone would respond. I followed his instructions. Now after more than a month no one contacted me and I became suspicious. After browsing through other reviews it all made sense to me. The owner is running an organised scam on the pretext of giving jobs to people and gathering reviews, follows and everything else.

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scam allegations (1)

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4yr ago

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I am very much impressed by the idea of upcycling clothes from waste and deadstock materials. It is a very unique and productive idea. However I noticed this idea is not clearly shown when a user lands on the application interface. When I opened the application I initially thought it was just a clothing/apparel online store. But since I did a little research about the company I understood that it is about upcycling of waste clothes. This idea is really great, but it has to be conveyed to the user easily. Because a regular target audience who opens the app may not understand the idea behind it and might think it's just a regular clothing/apparel store. Also after a little bit of research I found out that you don't sell ready-to-wear clothes and the person has to place the order after which the clothing will prepared and delivered. This concept is also not clearly conveyed. A regular user who visits "Shirts" section will see only some cloth materials instead of a shirt and might get confused and leave the platform.

What's great

upcycling clothes (12)unique concept (14)

What needs improvement

unclear brand message (4)

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4yr ago

•1 review

Shopper Bird has an attractive app, however it is lacking the information/ the moto of the brand which Is “Tackling waste with style Reuse, Recycle, Reduce” The brand should focus more on SEO and should run campaigns to increase the awareness The brand can create a buzz around the genre “recycled products” on general The brand needs to tie up with leading influencers (environment and fashion enthusiast/actors/politicians/designers etc.) to increase the awareness of the brand and to highlight the importance of recycling/reused materials. Skirts/Trousers/belts/jackets etc. all section led to the same page/clothing, which should be kept separate as in there should be unique material shown for each category. The app can segregate the products based on its raw materials like plastic / used dress etc. Need to create section to educate the importance of recycled products and how its beneficial to the planet. Also, post contents on the same. Post section is brilliant, just that we need to add a buying option taking the customer to the payment gateway. Ned to create a buzz on this genre, i.e., recycled products and the brand should focus on SEO and to run campaigns on social media platforms to increase the awareness

What needs improvement

unclear brand message (4)lack of purchase option (4)limited product variety (2)

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4yr ago

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What needs improvement

scam allegations (1)

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What's great

upcycling clothes (12)unique concept (14)

What needs improvement

unclear brand message (4)

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4yr ago

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What needs improvement

unclear brand message (4)lack of purchase option (4)limited product variety (2)

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