The buyer
Businesses that compare minimum orders, samples and customisation before they commit.
A B2B wholesale website for a Sialkot workwear manufacturer serving UK businesses

The factory makes workwear for UK businesses, from 25 pieces per style.
Men’s and women’s workwear, hi-vis and flame retardant clothing, with embroidery or printing. The site was built as a wholesale B2B site with no cart: its job is to get buyers to request a quote, a sample or send an enquiry.
Businesses that compare minimum orders, samples and customisation before they commit.
A quote request is the main action, so every page leads to it.
One page for each thing a buyer searches for.
A wholesale catalogue organised the way buyers shop for it.
Quantity bands from 25 to 500+, nine customisation options and vector artwork upload.
Separate forms, each emailing both the team and the buyer.
A 17-page sitemap with structured data.
Guides with FAQs for the questions buyers ask before ordering.
Measurement that only runs once a visitor agrees.
Structured data and an XML sitemap so search engines understand every page.
An llms.txt file and a robots file that welcomes AI crawlers.
Server-side validation, a spam trap, a minimum fill time, consent and file limits.
Server-rendered pages on Vercel, with a light and a dark theme.
Work out who buys, what they search for and which pages the site needs.
Design and build the wholesale site in Next.js.
Tools: Next.js, React, Vercel
Quote, sample and enquiry forms with notifications, plus analytics behind consent.
Tools: Google Analytics 4, Microsoft Clarity
The site launched in October 2026 as a complete B2B wholesale site, made to be found and to bring in quotes. No performance figures yet: the numbers will be added once there is search data to report.
Workwear Manufacturer
XCONS is next starting SEO, to bring more UK buyers to the quote form.
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