Feners.
€336,524 extra.
In 90 days.

International growth, one collection at a time. Across 26 countries, Feners combines local bestsellers with its own merchandising priorities. The result: €336,524 in incremental revenue and a 143% higher conversion rate for Geosort collection sessions.

Feners 90-day performance
  1. Sessions Collection sessions
  2. Added to cart +59%vs Shopify
  3. Reached checkout +70%vs Shopify
  4. Conversion uplift +143%vs Shopify

Geosort collection sessions vs Shopify storewide. The same 90-day period.

Growth Stories

A distinct point of view.
A local strategy in 26 countries.

Feners is a Barcelona-based fashion brand with an international audience. For a catalogue built around distinctive pieces and new drops, what shoppers see first matters.

With 600 products and 80 active collections in Geosort, the team combines automated country sorting with hands-on control over launches, stock and key product positions.

Feners
One brand. 26 countries. Local product order.

Feners on Geosort

Countries optimized
26
Active collections
80
Products
600

Key markets

  • Spain
  • United Kingdom
  • United States
  • Portugal
  • Italy
  • France
  • Australia

More shoppers adding to cart.
More shoppers buying.

In the same 90-day period, Geosort collection sessions achieved a 143% higher conversion rate and a 59% higher add-to-cart rate than the Shopify storewide baseline.

Relative uplift vs Shopify · 90 days

Geosort

Geosort collection sessions · 90 days

  • Geosort
  • Shopify
Conversion uplift+143%vs Shopify
  1. Sessions

    All sessions

  2. Added to cart +59%vs Shopify

  3. Reached checkout +70%vs Shopify

  4. Completed checkout +143%vs Shopify

Better merchandising.
€336,524 in additional revenue.

Over the measured 90 days, Feners recorded €515,996 in revenue from shoppers who interacted with Geosort collections. Of that, €336,524 was reported as incremental revenue above the Shopify storewide revenue-per-session baseline.

Incremental revenue · 90 days€336,524

Additional revenue generated by Geosort

Attributed revenue · 90 days€515,996

Revenue from shoppers who viewed Geosort collections

More value from every collection session.

Geosort collection sessions generated €4.05 in revenue per session, compared with €1.41 storewide. The dashboard reports a 188% lift, based on unrounded values.

Incremental revenue estimates the difference in revenue per session multiplied by Geosort collection sessions during the same 90 days. Attributed revenue is all revenue from those shoppers, not additional revenue. Refunds and cancellations are not deducted. This is a comparison of session groups, not a randomized A/B test.

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Local demand.
The team stays in control.

A few of the features Feners relies on most, and how they work together. These are highlights from a broader Geosort setup, not the limit of what the team can do.

Country sorting is the foundation: every market gets its own product order, with Feners’ commercial priorities built in.

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Country sorting26 countries. A relevant order in each.

Feners gives each country its own bestseller ranking instead of letting one global order decide what everyone sees. Spain, the UK, the US, Portugal, Italy, France and Australia can each surface the products that matter to local shoppers.

The same collection URL. A different product order for each country.

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Tag layersGive new drops the visibility they deserve.

Feners uses product tags to bring new drops to the top of its collections. A tag-based layer turns the team’s launch priorities into a repeatable merchandising rule, with country-specific sorting underneath.

Tag the drop > prioritize the layer > surface the launch.

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Product pinningThe right position, chosen market by market.

When a product needs a specific spot, Feners pins it exactly where the team wants it. Those positions can differ by country, so the brand can shape each market’s collection without replacing the automated sorting of the remaining products.

A featured product in Spain does not have to occupy the same spot in the UK.

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Low stock detectionGive healthy inventory room to sell.

Feners uses low stock rules to detect products with limited inventory and move them down. Prime positions stay focused on products with stock available, while local bestseller logic keeps working.

Stock falls below the chosen threshold > product moves lower.

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Broken Stock DetectionA product in stock is not always a product in the right size.

Feners also tracks broken size availability. When key sizes meet the team’s broken-stock conditions, those products move below healthier inventory automatically, reducing the chance that shoppers discover a product they cannot buy in their size.

Key sizes sell out > broken stock flagged > lower collection position.

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The next bestseller
may still be further down.

Country sorting creates room for local demand to emerge. Geosort’s Opportunities Engine looks for that potential and recommends a specific product position in a specific country.

Review each boost or enable Autopilot to apply opportunities and keep testing, alongside your own merchandising priorities. Explore the Opportunities Engine.

Opportunities Engine 0 applied
Local opportunityCountry-specific boostTopsinSpain
Not applied

Besos Bloom Top

Give local interest a better position

Test a stronger position for a promising top in Spain, while every other market keeps its own product order.

Avg position 18Target position 6Local demandCountry-specific test
Local opportunityCountry-specific boostDressesinUnited Kingdom
Not applied

Caracola Rosella Dress

Bring the right dress into view

A country-specific boost gives a dress more visibility where shoppers show interest, without changing the collection everywhere.

Avg position 24Target position 3Local demandCountry-specific test
Local opportunityCountry-specific boostSkirtsinAustralia
Not applied

Festa Skirt Bloom

Find potential beyond the first row

Test a targeted position for a skirt further down the collection and learn from how local shoppers respond.

Avg position 32Target position 12Local demandCountry-specific test

In their own words.

Shopify App Store

July 2, 2026

“perfect for setting up your bestsellers per collection per market!”

Adrià Gustà
Adrià Gustà Founder & CEO, Feners
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Your next growth story
starts in your collections.

Turn your catalogue into a local growth strategy. Combine country-specific bestsellers, stock-aware sorting and your own merchandising rules, then measure the revenue impact with Geosort.

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