And she did it in one of the most competitive verticals: fashion. No discounts, no product gimmicks, just pure branding heat combined with social influence and smart commerce strategy.
So here’s the question: how can you build and scale your Shopify store like that?
Whether you're a first-time founder or a seasoned Shopify pro, you're going to want specifics. Not clichés. Not fluff. Let’s talk about exact tactics — what actually works in 2025, inspired by a brand that’s generating 9 figures annually.
If you're not creating emotional connection, you're invisible.
Khloe didn't sell jeans — she sold inclusivity. Sizes from 00 to 24 weren’t just a sizing chart, they were a mission. Her messaging centered around body positivity, self-love, and real representation.
Actionable Tip:
Use your homepage to tell your why. Don't just describe the product. Show the problem it solves and why it matters. Add UGC videos of people explaining how your product changed something in their life.
This isn’t brand fluff. According to Shopify Plus, brands that nail storytelling see 3X higher repeat purchases.
You don’t need 100 SKUs. You need one that wins.
Khloe launched with jeans. Not hoodies, not joggers — just jeans. The message was tight. The audience clear. The product differentiated.
Your Turn:
Find your best-selling item and put it everywhere — homepage banners, ads, email flows. Make that your flagship. Everything else is supporting cast.
Upsell from there with related SKUs. Example: Good American scaled by introducing denim jackets and bodysuits that complemented the jeans.
When people land on your store, they need to feel something.
Good American’s Shopify store is clean, fast, and bold. Clear CTA buttons, high-res model shots in every size, and no distractions.
Pro Tip:
Use a premium Shopify theme like Symmetry or Enterprise and customize it. Keep your color palette minimal (3 colors max), font hierarchy tight, and make your mobile layout frictionless.
Don’t forget — 70% of Shopify traffic is mobile. Test your store on 3 different phones before launch.
Khloe used her own audience. But you don’t need 300M followers.
Influencers drive sales because they bring built-in trust. In 2025, micro-influencers (10k–100k) are delivering better ROI than mega ones, especially when used in UGC-style ads.
What Works:
Use tools like Dovetale (built into Shopify) to manage all of this.
You can’t fake this. You have to show up daily.
Good American posts 2–3 times a day on Instagram, mixes high-end visuals with iPhone UGC, and runs story polls to engage the audience. TikTok is even more aggressive — showing behind-the-scenes clips, fitting sessions, and raw founder moments.
Plan of Action:
Your followers aren’t just scrolling. They’re watching for cues to trust you. Be consistent.
The Kardashians don’t wait for people to come back — they retarget everywhere.
Email does this automatically. With platforms like Klaviyo, set up:
Use language that feels like a DM. Add memes, lifestyle GIFs, and bold headlines. And always offer exclusivity — “Only our VIP list gets early access.”
According to Klaviyo’s 2024 benchmark report, these flows can drive up to 45% of your revenue when set up right.
When you’ve got a good product and story, media will bite. But you have to pitch.
Good American was featured on Vogue, Elle, and Forbes — not just because of Khloe, but because it hit a nerve.
Steps to Follow:
Media adds credibility. And links. And those backlinks? Pure gold for SEO.
What happens post-purchase matters just as much as the first conversion.
Khloe’s team sends thank-you emails, features customers on the homepage, and incentivizes referrals with early access.
You should:
Retention is the easiest way to grow. It's also the cheapest.
You don’t need a celebrity name to scale a Shopify store like Khloe Kardashian.
You need brand clarity, consistent marketing, a killer product, and systems that work 24/7. Be human. Be specific. Be obsessed with making your customers feel something.
That’s how you stand out in a sea of forgettable brands.