I noticed in your descriptions, that you have exactly the same wording as Zazzle does. This is unnecessary to duplicate the product description. It's better to describe the "design" in detail, in the description.
I hope some of the advise you are receiving helps. Just keep going and don't get discouraged, if you don't gain the followers or sales right away. It takes time to build a successful shop. Here is an example,
Currently I have began creating again and have been active since Dec 3rd, 2022 with a little over 455 unique products.
Before you continue expanding with more stores and more products, I would recommend first reviewing your existing ones for possible IP infringements. You don't want to put the time into publishing more products only to have them pulled at some later date for being in violation.
The baba yaga T-shirt on your member profile banner is clearly Keanu Reeves as John Wick and both names are used in your tags for the shirt. The image might be your own personally drawn fan art (?) and I honestly don't know what the rules are for such, but the recognizable figure combined with using both actor and character/movie names in the tags is probably a violation. Same thing with your mandalorian 'this is the way' design. It might be your own fan art (?) but Star Wars (which I think is owned by Disney now) is a licensed brands on Zazzle selling their own assortment of 'this is the way' designs. Another one I noticed was a "Street Fighter" design which again, might be fan art but you've titled it 'Street Fighter' which might be a violation on its own. I don't know what the legal rules (or Zazzle's own policies) are on fan art but you should research the topic before putting any more time into such designs/products.
Another questionable area is automotive branding, for lack of better words. I see a photo of a motorcycle which though not specifically named in any way, you can see a BMW logo on the bike. You've a couple of car designs, too - Impala & Cadillac - called by model name. Again, I don't know the rules on this but I've read other designers saying that images of recognizable things/shapes, like say a VW bug or Kitchenaide mixer - are protected and not allowed.
IP rules are not my area of expertise but I would def advise to do some research on the topic and pull anything questionable yourself.
I agree with @Jadendreamer13 .
It's clear you've put a lot of time & effort into your covers for both individual products and Categories & Collections but it's really overwhelming as a visitor to your shop. It's hard to tell whether you're clicking to view one product or a group of like products.
If you make a cover for a Category, it shows only that cover image. You can even turn off the option to have the text label underneath it for a neater, cleaner storefront. Collections however now show two products underneath your cover image which is a change I hated but it is what it is.
For your store home page you can chose whether to show Categories, Collections, or both. You have chosen to show both which is confusing because you've organized both by product type. You've got for example a bags & luggage category with 20 products (represented by a cover showing one product) and a bags & luggage Collection with 32 products (represented by a detailed all-inclusive cover).
The covers like these that you are using for Collections, I would instead use them for your Categories. They are all visually similar, they describe what is in the Category, and being a category and not a collection, it wouldn't show the two products below it so it wouldn't be visually over-powering and confusing.
Then, I would make Collections based on design rather than product type. Collections show on the product pages as a "other products in this collection" scroll and I am a big believer in that helping sales when it's cohesive. For instance, I was really drawn to this design, but maybe I am not interested in it on a blanket. Maybe I want it on a coaster or poster or shower curtain. Short of transferring the design myself (and maybe I don't have the skills and/or desire to do that), how do I find such? I can't find it via the "other products from this Collection" scroll because that's all totally unrelated designs. I can't find this design on other products by going to your store home either because that's all organized by product type whether looking at Cats or Collections. Another example is this pillow design which I really love but, I want it on something other than a pillow. This one doesn't even have a 'other products in this Collection' scroll so I either have to try to transfer the design myself or navigate your shop trying to find the same design on other things.
You have a really diverse selection of designs. Instead of using both Categories and Collections for products types, I would use one for product type and one for design type in order to maximize your 'bang for the buck'.
You can't turn that off. Collections always show those two product images below your cover image now. ☹️
Categories though, they only show the cover you've made for it. And you can turn off the text label under it.
I'm sorry I was confusing. What I was suggesting was to use those Collection covers for Cat covers instead. Because they contain so much detail I was thinking it would look more streamlined and less busy using them as cat covers since the two extra product images + text label wouldn't be there.
