Basic Information

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Step 1: First, our Terms

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• The first step to onboarding is agreeing to adhere to Shop Latina Made’s Terms of Service.

 

Step 2: Verify your information 

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• Login to you seller's portal to verify all of your information is correct. Go to Profile and then My Account.​

  • Seller Name

  • Seller Shop Name

  • Store or Business Address, City, Country, Zip Code & Seller Contact (telephone #)

  • Seller Name​

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*Please keep in mind that the City & State you provide will appear on your shop page. Email, address and phone number are kept private. 

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Step 3: Short store description 

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• Provide a one sentence description of the products you are offering and include your social media URL. For example,

 

"High-quality clothing and fashion accessories at affordable prices."

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Step 4: Tell us about your business

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• Share a 1500 word story to add a personal touch to your shop. Provide your business details including product offering and anything you’d like customers to know about you, your brand & announcements. For example,

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"Spring/Summer Preorder dates are subject to change. We are experiencing delays across the board, thank you for your patience. We appreciate your understanding! 

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Sol is a women-owned young contemporary clothing brand based in Chicago. Started in 2007 as a fashion accessories company, we've since expanded into the apparel industry. Our goal is to provide high-quality clothing and fashion accessories at affordable prices. Sol is committed to providing our customers with the best styles and trends for every season. "

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Step 5: Upload a cover image

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• Once you have SAVE Changes in the Account Details section, upload a store banner image for your shop. Banner photos must be a minimum 900x225 pixels and follow these required guidelines:

  • No logos or text

  • No photo collages

  • No products with inappropriate language

  • No nudity

 

We recommend using a photo that represents your brand’s best-selling category and overall brand aesthetic. Generally, cover images that showcase several products in one photo, or display the product(s) in-use, tend to work better than single product shots.