Top 10 Best Online Stores in 2025

Published on

6/8/25

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Creating an online store in 2025 is about much more than selling products. It's about creating a consistent, engaging, and seamless digital experience. If you haven't read it yet, start with our feature article , "What will a successful online store look like in 2025?", which details UX trends, user expectations, and the technical fundamentals you need to get started.

In this article, we have selected ten online stores recognized as global benchmarks in 2025. Each one stands out for its unique approach, but they all share an ability to combine design, technology, and storytelling to drive conversions.

1. Nike

Nike's online store remains a global benchmark. Its interface is fast, fluid, and perfectly suited to mobile devices. The "Nike By You" service allows each user to customize their sneakers in just a few clicks, creating a strong relationship with the brand. Nike's visual universe is consistent throughout the entire journey, and the customer experience is optimized from start to finish, particularly with a highly simplified payment process.

2. Lush

Lush focuses on bold, colorful designs that remain true to its activist identity. Each product is presented with a compelling narrative: the origin of the ingredients, manufacturing conditions, and environmental impact. The shopping experience is designed to be inclusive, transparent, and deeply human. The highly personalized editorial tone and immersive visuals reinforce the emotional connection with the brand.

3. Asphalt

Asphalte is shaking up the traditional rules of e-commerce by offering a 100% pre-order model. This choice is reflected in a clear, understated but powerful website. Each product is presented as a story: interviews with artisans, design videos, choice of materials. The user experience is focused on trust, with a clear purchasing funnel and guaranteed delivery times. The website demonstrates that a slow model can be perfectly compatible with performance.

4. Casper

Casper, an online mattress specialist, has made a name for itself thanks to a highly simplified shopping experience. A single product page, a clear proposition, and a conversion funnel reduced to the essentials. The branding, focused on sleep and well-being, is reflected across all media on the site. The long pages tell stories, pose problems, and respond to them with the brand's products.

5. Glossier

Glossier built its e-commerce site as an extension of Instagram. Pastel colors, user-generated content, customer reviews integrated into the home page... everything is designed to streamline the experience and reassure customers. The universe is light, ultra-visual, and mobile-first. Navigation is intuitive, the tone is relaxed, and each page makes you want to scroll a little further.

6. Typology

Typology offers an experience focused on education and transparency. Each product page lists the ingredients with clear explanations, an INCI score, and associated routines. The minimalist design reinforces the credibility of the scientific approach, and the site's navigation is designed to guide visitors according to their actual needs. An online store that inspires confidence from the very first second.

7. Standard Houses

Maison Standards offers a confidently minimalist approach. The catalog is limited, but each product is perfectly showcased. The site map is remarkably clear, and the pages breathe. The site focuses on the essentials: product quality, fair pricing, and editorial consistency. The SEO is well done, with category pages rich in useful content.

8. Koio

The Koio brand offers an experience focused on luxury and craftsmanship. Its bilingual website seamlessly manages the bridges between the German and international versions. Each shoe is carefully presented in a simple and elegant environment. The pages reinforce the feeling of quality with immersive photos, details about the manufacturing process, and a strong presence of customer testimonials.

9. Allbirds

Allbirds has successfully combined speed, simplicity, and environmental commitment. The carbon impact of the products is highlighted on the home page. The site is optimized for mobile devices, with full-screen visuals, large fonts, and an ultra-short navigation path. The user experience gets straight to the point while maintaining a strong brand identity. The story of Allbirds is told within the first few seconds.

10. Sezane

Sezane offers an immersive, highly visual experience inspired by fashion magazines. Lookbooks, travel journals, capsule collections... everything is designed to tell a story around each product. Limited-time sales create a sense of urgency, while navigation remains fluid despite the wealth of content. The store combines aesthetics, emotion, and commercial efficiency.

Conclusion

All these stores share common features: a strong identity, a frictionless user experience, and a clear vision of the customer journey. They don't focus on the quantity of features, but on their relevance and consistent integration into the overall experience. Their websites are conversion tools as much as they are brand spaces.

If you want to understand what makes these sites technically and strategically successful, continue reading with these two complementary articles:

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Alexis Chretinat - Business Strategist
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