I designed the website and the e-commerce experience. The interesting problem wasn't the store — it was the voice. A brand this funny can't be sold through a polite, neutral shop template; the humour had to live in the interface, not just on the labels. So the design plays on contrast: a quiet, clean layout that lets the products talk, with the tone carried by typography and by the small moments most stores leave generic. The buttons, for instance, get struck through on hover — the same gesture the brand makes with everything it's against, turned into an interaction.