Share your lookbook instantly
Add seasonal lookbooks, product catalogs, runway photos, campaign imagery, collection notes, line sheets, and videos for post-meeting review.
Digital Business Cards for Fashion Designers
Share your collections, lookbooks, runway work, buyer inquiry form, press kit, social profiles, and contact details from one collection-ready designer profile.
Built for
fashion designers and studios
Made for
lookbooks, buyers, and enquiries
Easy to update
new collections and launches
Help your collections travel further
Fashion opportunities often begin in fast-moving moments. Your digital card gives buyers, stylists, press contacts, and collaborators one clear place to review your collection and take the next step.
Make buyer enquiries easier
Use forms for wholesale requests, sample requests, stockist conversations, boutique enquiries, showroom appointments, and collaboration proposals.
Present your brand story clearly
Share your design philosophy, materials, production approach, sustainability practices, press mentions, stockists, and collection history from one profile.
Why fashion designers use digital business cards
A paper card can introduce your name. A digital business card helps people experience your work, review your latest collection, request samples, and contact you with real intent.
Support buyer conversations
Give boutique owners, wholesale buyers, showroom teams, and stockist partners instant access to your lookbooks, line sheets, catalog links, and enquiry forms.
Help stylists and press act faster
Share press kits, runway videos, editorial images, campaign assets, sample request forms, credits, and media contact details from one polished profile.
Keep launches current
Update collections, pricing links, availability, sample policies, appointment links, press assets, and social profiles without changing your QR code.
What fashion designers can include
Your fashion designer profile should help buyers, stylists, press contacts, collaborators, and clients understand your brand and take the right next step.
Brand name
Logo/photo
Brand story
Latest collection
Lookbook
Catalog
Runway videos
Line sheet
Paper card vs. digital business card for fashion designers
A digital business card keeps your collection, press assets, forms, and contact paths connected after the first meeting.
| Feature | Paper business card | Digital business card |
|---|---|---|
| Shares contact details | ||
| Links lookbooks and catalogs | ||
| Shows runway videos and campaign assets | ||
| Collects buyer enquiries | ||
| Supports sample requests | ||
| Shares press kits and media assets | ||
| Promotes latest collections | ||
| Tracks scans, clicks, and enquiries |
Built for real fashion workflows
Your digital card supports the places where fashion work gets discovered, evaluated, requested, and shared.
Trade shows
Use your card on booth signage, printed lookbooks, buyer sheets, garment tags, and follow-up emails so buyers can review your collection later.
Runway events
Share runway videos, collection notes, press kits, designer bio, campaign assets, buyer forms, and social links with attendees and media contacts.
Editorial requests
Make it easy for stylists, photographers, editors, magazines, influencers, and production teams to request samples, credits, and collaboration details.
Studio teams
Create cards for founders, designers, sales teams, PR contacts, showroom staff, stylists, branch locations, and collection managers.
Collect better buyer, sample, and custom order enquiries
Fashion enquiries are easier to manage when the right details come in from the start. Add enquiry forms so buyers, stylists, and clients can contact you with useful context.
Use forms for wholesale requests, boutique enquiries, sample pulls, showroom appointments, custom orders, editorial requests, or collaborations.
