Everbloom Collective

Everbloom Collective is a mock.shop sample store for building against a large, collection-organized apparel catalog before a real Shopify store is ready. It includes clothing, footwear, accessories, grooming products, and timepieces for the whole family. The catalog has 1,000 products across 12 collections. Every product has two or three variants from one option: Size, Finish, Material, Color, or Scent. Prices are equal across variants within each product.

mock.shop is an auth-free Shopify Storefront GraphQL API backed by sample reference stores. Find out more about mock.shop sample stores.

When to use this store

Choose Everbloom Collective when you’re building a clothing and lifestyle store with a large catalog, collection navigation, and paginated product browsing.

Use Everbloom Collective for:

• Large-catalog apparel storefronts requiring cursor-based pagination across many products
• Collection browsing and product-specific option selectors
• Compare-at price display across 251 products

Choose another mock.shop store if you need multi-option products, subscription purchasing, services, or digital downloads. Browse https://mock.shop/llms.txt to find a store that matches your catalog.

Example Everbloom Collective query

Here’s an example GraphQL POST request that retrieves the first page of products with pagination cursors from https://apparel-large-catalog.mock.shop/api:

curl https://apparel-large-catalog.mock.shop/api \
  -H 'Content-Type: application/json' \
  --data '{"query":"query($cursor: String) { products(first: 3, after: $cursor) { pageInfo { hasNextPage endCursor } nodes { id title handle options { name values } variants(first: 3) { nodes { title price { amount currencyCode } compareAtPrice { amount currencyCode } } } } } }","variables":{"cursor":null}}'

This query returns pagination information, product IDs, titles, handles, options, and variant titles, prices, and compare-at prices. When hasNextPage is true, replace null in variables.cursor with the quoted endCursor value to fetch the next page. Adapt the query for your storefront needs.

The endpoint doesn't require authentication or an access token. Read https://apparel-large-catalog.mock.shop/llms.txt for catalog details and store-specific instructions.

What this catalog lets you test

The 12 collections contain 76 to 84 products each, so the catalog supports browsing beyond a single response page while preserving each product’s option choices. Across the catalog, 244 products have two variants and 756 have three; request up to three variants to retrieve every choice for a product. Use this store to test pagination, collection navigation, and compare-at price display, not as a load or throughput benchmark.

Preview the catalog in a storefront by opening https://apparel-large-catalog.hydrogen.mock.shop in a browser.

Build with an AI coding tool

To build a large-catalog apparel storefront with Everbloom Collective using Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, Lovable, or another AI assistant, copy the prompt below. It gives the assistant the store domain and directs it to the catalog instructions before it starts writing code.

Build me a Hydrogen storefront using apparel-large-catalog.mock.shop as the store domain. Setup instructions: apparel-large-catalog.mock.shop/llms.txt

Shopify also provides a mock.shop starter project: a Hydrogen storefront with product pages, collection browsing, and a working cart already connected to mock.shop. You or your AI coding tool can customize this code instead of building those pieces from scratch.

Follow the repository’s setup instructions, then set PUBLIC_STORE_DOMAIN=apparel-large-catalog.mock.shop in .env and restart the dev server to use Everbloom Collective’s catalog. Leave PUBLIC_STOREFRONT_API_TOKEN empty; mock.shop doesn’t require a token.

Move to a real Shopify store

mock.shop uses fictional, read-only catalog data. Cart operations work, and checkout is mocked: no payment is taken and no real order is placed. The Customer Account API isn’t supported.

When you’re ready to launch, point your storefront at a Shopify store and add that store’s public Storefront API token. If you don’t have a Shopify store yet, start a Shopify free trial to create one.

Read the mock.shop developer documentation for setup and migration details.

Store facts