
The film · BerlinSecond Bloom
Second Bloom
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The launch film followed three creative women in Berlin, connecting fashion, sustainability and creativity in one visual language. Shot and produced in-house.
A curated thrift store for women, online, in Egypt. We own it and we run all of it: sourcing, operations, the storefront, the marketing and the software underneath.

Every piece Second Bloom sells is bought, sorted, cleaned, repaired where it needs it, photographed, measured, graded and listed. Then it sells once, and the work starts again for the next one.
That's the hard part of secondhand. A normal store does its listing work once per product. We do it once per garment. Done by hand, that doesn't scale, so for two years we've been building the systems that make it run.
There's no agency behind any of it. The sourcing, the operations, the store, the ads, the shoots and the software are ours.
Stock is bought outright, never taken on consignment, so quality stays in our hands. Every piece is sorted and graded by a person into standard, minor flaw or final sale before anything else happens to it.
A garment gets photographed once. Our analyzer reads the photos, detects the brand and size, writes the description and creates the product in Shopify. A second tool captures measurements. Condition and price stay human decisions.
Flat photos don't sell clothes. The team generates on-model shots from the garment photo in a consistent house look and pushes them straight to the store. Pieces that sit unsold get flagged for a fresh image.
A custom Shopify build designed around how people shop thrift: a shop-first homepage, browsing by size, clear condition labels and a new drop every week. Live in English and Arabic.
Paid social run as conversion campaigns, WhatsApp flows for order confirmations and abandoned carts, and shoots produced in-house. New-customer campaigns returned about nine times their spend between April and August 2026.
Most orders are cash on delivery, which makes delivery and returns the real business. We built a returns portal for customers and a scoped order lookup for the team, so support doesn't depend on one person with admin access.
In a cash-on-delivery market, the number on the ads dashboard isn't the money that arrives. Sahih connects the store, the ad account, the courier and the payment provider to show return after cancellations and failed deliveries. A separate tracker follows every expense.
All of it sits behind a single launcher on the team's phones, so nobody needs to remember which tool lives where.
Nothing on this page was built to be shown. Each tool exists because something was costing us time or money and we needed it to stop.
So when we look at your business, we already know which parts decide whether it works: the handoffs, the returns, the numbers nobody reconciles. We've been on the paying side of all of them.
The app a nursery runs on. Designed, built and brought to market in-house.