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A87 Fragrance: moving a UAE perfume brand from WooCommerce to a new Shopify store
A87 Fragrance, a niche perfume brand in the UAE, moved from WooCommerce to a new Shopify store built in October 2026 through Rabehni, with 8 scents in 85 mL and 10 mL, in Arabic and English, and the new theme live on a87.shop since 8 October 2026.
Summary
A87 Fragrance, a niche perfume brand in the UAE, was running on WooCommerce. A new Shopify store was built for it in October 2026 through Rabehni: 8 scents in 85 mL and 10 mL, in Arabic and English, with Tabby and Stripe payments and tracking set up. The new theme went live on 8 October 2026 at a87.shop, and there are no sales results to report yet.
- Move
- WooCommerce to Shopify
- Scents
- 8
- Live since
- 8 Oct 2026


Captures of the live storefront, October 2026. a87.shop
What was A87 running on before the move?
A87 Fragrance is a niche perfume brand selling in the UAE, and it was running on a WooCommerce store. The decision was to move it to a new Shopify store, and the work was done in October 2026 through Rabehni Agency. The owner agreed to the brand being named here.
What did the new store have to cover?
- The catalogue is 8 scents sold in two sizes, 85 mL for the full bottle and 10 mL to try, so the store had to show both sizes without confusing the shopper.
- Customers read Arabic and English, so the store had to work properly in both languages.
- Payments had to include Tabby and Stripe, and tracking had to be set up on the new store from the start.
What was built in the new store?
A new Shopify store in place of WooCommerce
The store was built fresh on Shopify in October 2026 with a new theme, instead of carrying the old look across as it was. The catalogue is presented as 8 scents, with the 85 mL and 10 mL sizes visible to the shopper while choosing.
Arabic and English
The store is bilingual, so a shopper in the UAE can read the product page in the language they are comfortable in.
Payments and tracking
Tabby and Stripe for payment, and tracking set up on the new store, so that when ads run against it the data comes from the right place.
Where is the store now, and are there results yet?
The new theme went live on 8 October 2026 and the store is running at a87.shop. There are no sales results to report for the new store yet, and no figure will be written here before it has been measured.
How this number was measured
- Source
- The live storefront at a87.shop (captures above)
- Period
- Built October 2026; new theme live since 8 October 2026
- Attribution window
- Not recorded for this case
- Delivery rate used
- Not recorded for this case
- As reported
- Not recorded for this case
- After measurement
- Not recorded for this case
No sales results yet. A figure will be added only once it has been measured.
What should you take from this if you are moving from WooCommerce to Shopify?
If you are moving from WooCommerce to Shopify, write the catalogue down with its sizes and variants before any design starts, decide the languages and payment methods at the beginning so they are not patched in later, and set up tracking on the new store before ads are pointed at it, not after.
The part usually left out
This case is about the build, not a result. The store is new and no sales figures have been measured on it, so there is no ROAS or revenue here. When there is a measured number, under the same rules as the rest of this page, it will be added.
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