Fashion-only price comparison for Greece. Stylino indexes ~686k products from 4,400+ brands across 79 stores that ship to Greece, matching the same item across retailers so every offer sits on one page, lowest price first. Set a price alert on any product or follow a brand, category or store for new arrivals, with no account needed. Fully bilingual (EL/EN) with buying guides tied to live prices. Free for shoppers; ranking is never influenced by commissions.
Hey Product Hunt, I'm Aris, maker of Stylino.
I built this because shopping for clothes and shoes online in Greece is a mess. The same pair of Geox sneakers can be listed at five different e-shops at five different prices, and the only way to find the cheapest one is to open five tabs and search each store by hand. The big comparison engines never cared about fashion: coverage is thin, matching is bad, and a "sneaker" search returns phone cases.
Stylino does one thing: it compares fashion prices across stores that ship to Greece. Right now that's ~686k products from 4,400+ brands across 79 retailers, both Greek e-shops and international ones like Modivo, Spartoo and Answear.
A few things I'm proud of:
Matching happens at the product level. We reconcile SKUs, MPNs and variants across retailer feeds, so when you open a product you see every store selling that exact item, sorted by price.
Price alerts with no account. Type your email on any product and we'll tell you when it drops. That's it.
Follow anything. A brand, a category, a specific store, or a combination like "women's sneakers at Tsakiris Mallas", and get notified when new products land.
It's properly bilingual. Greek and English, with real Greek URLs and category names, not a translation layer bolted on afterwards.
There's an editorial side: size guides, brand explainers and buying guides that link straight to live prices.
It's free for shoppers. We earn a commission when you buy through a store link, and that never affects ranking: the lowest price is always first.
Stylino started in Cyprus (stylino.cy) and Greece is the second market, so a lot of the infrastructure is built to add countries quickly.
I'd love feedback from anyone who shops fashion online in Greece: what's missing, which stores you'd want added, what annoys you about the current experience. And if you find a product where we got the matching wrong, tell me, that's the hardest part of this and I want to hear about it.
Thanks for checking it out.