Statement
Type, and nothing else. One large statement at display scale, a short paragraph beneath it, and an outline link. No image, no border, no card.
This is the section that says what the brand is for. On a drop store that usually means the thing that makes the scarcity honest — why there is no restock, where the fabric comes from, what you refuse to do. It works because it is the only section on the page with nothing to look at but the words.
Settings
Section titled “Settings”| Setting | Type | Default | What it does |
|---|---|---|---|
| Heading | Inline rich text | Deadstock only. <strong>No reprints.</strong> No apologies. | The statement, capped at an 18-character-wide measure so it breaks into two or three big lines. Bold or italic text takes the accent colour. |
| Text | Textarea | We buy technical roll ends the mills can no longer sell, draft one pattern against them, and cut until the fabric runs out. | The supporting paragraph, capped at a 54-character measure. |
| Result button | Text | How we source | Outline button to the right of the paragraph. |
| Button link | URL | — | Where it goes. |
| Top spacing | Range, 0–160 px | 48 | Top spacing. |
| Bottom spacing | Range, 0–160 px | 48 | Bottom spacing. |
No blocks, and no colour-scheme setting — the statement always sits on the page’s own ground. One preset, Statement.
Behaviour worth knowing
Section titled “Behaviour worth knowing”The accent is inside the sentence. Bold or italic in the heading renders in the accent colour at the same weight and upright, not as bold or italic. That is the whole typographic device: one phrase in burnt orange inside three black or white ones. Mark up one phrase, never two.
The heading fades up. With motion on, the statement rises into place as it scrolls into view. Switch Motion off in theme settings, or set reduced motion in the operating system, and it simply renders.
The row below stacks on phones. Paragraph and button sit side by side on desktop and stack below 760 px.