
They turn when you hover
Each piece swings from profile to front with fabric that trails a beat behind. Mouse, finger, arrow keys.
Hookline turns any Shopify collection into a living 3D rail: garments swing, turn on hover and drape like real fabric. Your cart, your checkout, your rules.
A product grid is a shelf. Hookline is the rail — the part of a real store where people actually browse.
Hookline never touches your cart or checkout. It presents, it emits an event, your theme decides.

Each piece swings from profile to front with fabric that trails a beat behind. Mouse, finger, arrow keys.
Controlled deformation: a lagging hem, a soft twist, a quick return to rest. Pretty, predictable, cheap.
Pages slide in and out along the rail. The last page centers itself.
A link or a JavaScript event. Hookline never runs arbitrary code.
Chrome, black metal, brass, wood. Hangers, background, font, colors: all set from the Shopify admin.
Loads only near the viewport, pauses off-screen, falls back to 2D without WebGL, honors prefers-reduced-motion.
Swap the background, collection, rail, hangers and click behavior. Click a garment twice: in event mode, watch the console.
Everything lives in the Shopify admin. The rack drops in as an app block in the theme editor: no theme.liquid patching, a clean uninstall.
Pick a collection or products. Hookline pre-fills titles, prices, the likely garment type, color and image.
Garment type (tee, long, crew), color, front/back or all-over print, background, rail. Live 3D preview, desktop and mobile.
One click opens the theme editor. Choose your rack in the picker, publish. No server call at render time.
Starting prices, to be validated with the first beta brands. Subscriptions handled by Shopify App Pricing.
Never. It's a presentation component. A click opens a link (a product page, say) or emits a hookline:select event that your theme listens to, to open its own popup, quick view or add-to-cart.
A tiny loader ships with the block; the 3D engine arrives only when the rack nears the viewport, pauses off-screen, and a static fallback takes over if WebGL fails.
At launch: tee, long sleeve and crew. Hoodies, tanks and jackets come next, along with “You may also like” layouts for product pages.
A flat photo of the garment (transparent PNG/WebP ideally) or an all-over print texture. Hookline suggests title, price, type, color and image from your Shopify products.
It's an app block (Theme App Extension): place it anywhere in the theme editor of Online Store 2.0 themes, without touching theme code.
Hookline starts with a private beta for a handful of merch, streetwear and creator brands. Leave your email below.


Join the first merch, streetwear and creator brands hanging their collections on Hookline.