Custom e-commerce for a textile and jewellery retailer in Coimbatore.

Krishna Textiles is a textile and jewellery retailer based in Coimbatore. The business needed an online store that could sell both categories to customers across India, take the payment methods Indian buyers actually use, issue GST-compliant invoices and keep stock consistent between the physical shop and the website. SpikeSecure built a custom storefront to do exactly that. The founder reports that page load dropped from 6.4 seconds to under 2 seconds and that revenue from organic search doubled within 90 days of launch.

• Client: Krishna Textiles
• Industry: Textile industry
• Service: E-commerce website developers
• Location: Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu
• Key integrations: Razorpay, UPI, cash on delivery, GST invoicing, inventory sync
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The previous storefront loaded in about 6.4 seconds on mobile, which is where most textile and jewellery buyers browse. Slow pages meant abandoned carts, weak search rankings and a catalogue that was hard to keep accurate as pieces sold in the shop.

The objectives agreed at discovery were: a store that loads in under 2 seconds on a mid-range Android phone, one stock position shared by the shop and the website, Indian payment methods including UPI and cash on delivery, GST-compliant invoices generated automatically, and a catalogue structure that could rank in Google for the products the business sells.

Textile and jewellery purchases are visual and detail-driven. The interface prioritises large, fast-loading product imagery, clear variant selection (size, colour, weight and purity where relevant) and a short checkout that keeps UPI and cash on delivery one tap away. The admin side was designed for shop staff: order status, stock updates and invoice downloads in plain screens rather than a generic e-commerce back office.

The store is a custom build on our standard e-commerce stack rather than a hosted platform, which is what allowed the inventory integration and the performance target. Key pieces:

• Storefront: server-rendered pages with image optimisation, caching and a CDN to hit the sub-2-second target on mobile.
• Payments: Razorpay checkout with UPI, cards and net banking; cash on delivery handled as a first-class order type with verification.
• Invoicing: GST invoice generation on order confirmation with HSN codes and sequential numbering.
• Inventory: two-way stock sync with the shop's inventory so both channels sell from one position.
• Ownership: code, hosting, domain and payment accounts in the client's name.

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“Page load dropped from 6.4 s to under 2 s and revenue from organic search doubled within 90 days.”
— Aarav Sharma, Founder, Krishna Textiles

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