I made Orlea for jewelry brands that sell made-to-order work.
It's a full Framer store, not a landing page. 15 pages, including a private-showroom home, shop, product pages with a split gallery and reviews, collections, an Our Craft story, and the whole commerce flow from cart and checkout to order confirmation and a customer account. It works on mobile, with its own menu.
Orlea runs on WooCommerce through the FrameWoo plugin. WordPress and WooCommerce stay your backend for products, orders, payments, stock, and tax. FrameWoo runs them headless and wires that backend to your Framer frontend, so you design on the canvas while Woo handles the transactional side.
Running headless is what makes the account area work. Signed-in customers get a dashboard, order history and single order pages, saved addresses, account settings, a wishlist that sticks between visits, and login and register. There's a simple analytics view too. Most storefront templates stop at product pages.
Connect your store, sync your catalog into Framer CMS, and publish. Checkout stays in WooCommerce.
Orlea is free. FrameWoo has a free plan too, so you can put a small store online (up to 15 products) without paying for either.
Remix it, swap in your own pieces, publish.
