The storefront is designed for high-signal browsing: graded grails, strong raw inventory, and the accessory basics that collectors actually use around their collection.

That means less filler, cleaner browsing paths, and product groupings that match how buyers shop instead of how the database happens to be structured.

Public pages pull from live inventory and accessory services, so stock, status, and pricing are tied to the backend inventory contract rather than static marketing placeholders.

The goal is simple: if a shopper sees a product, it should reflect real catalog state and be ready for cart flow without surprises.