Accessories supplier Pia Rossini is to launch an updated version of its website, designed to be more user-friendly for trade buyers.
The company, which supplies branded accessory products including scarves and gloves to trade buyers independent and multiple retailers, will unveil the new site in April.
New features will include areas for users to take advantage of online discounts, visual merchandising tips and advice on bestselling products.
The site will also feature a download section where customers can access and download product images for website, social media and press use.
It has also been designed to incorporate faster loading speeds to facilitate quicker forward and short order buying and an order top-up feature enabling trade buyers to re-order product easily.
Pia Rossini’s web designer Alistair Sinclair said: “The redesign of the website was developed specifically to better meet the needs of our buyers and aid them as much as possible through the selection and buying process.
“We aim to constantly update the features and exclusive offers on the site as well as offer assistance with any marketing or merchandising needs our customers may have”.
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