How OCEANSAPART made its Shopify store 26% faster with Speed Kit
Published on November 11, 2026
- Fashion
- Europe
- Shopify
26%
Faster median LCP on accelerated pages
74%
Faster Time to First Byte
88%
Of next pages preloaded before the click
“Across the SNOCKS Group we want one setup that simply works. Speed Kit made OCEANSAPART noticeably faster without turning into a project for our development team.”
Introduction
OCEANSAPART makes soft, feminine activewear for yoga, Pilates and everyday wear. The brand was founded in 2017, sells in Germany, France, Italy and Poland and ships to 30 countries. Since November 2024 it has been part of the SNOCKS Group, and its Shopify store sees around three million page views a month.
Challenge
OCEANSAPART moved its store from WooCommerce to Shopify in 2024 and had already worked on image weights and its database to make pages lighter. Large sales events, promoted heavily on Meta, bring sharp traffic peaks. After joining the SNOCKS Group, the goal was one setup across all brands of the group, without extra work for the small in-house development team.
Solution
SNOCKS already ran Speed Kit, so OCEANSAPART was added under the group contract. Speed Kit runs on top of the existing Shopify store and its own theme, without replatforming. The developers enabled the Speed Kit app embed in the theme, and Speed Kit took care of the rest. During the PoC phase, 10% of visitors got Speed Kit and the other 90% formed the control group. Since then Speed Kit has been live for all visitors.
Results
Performance Improvements — Largest Contentful Paint (LCP): Across all accelerated pages, the main content reaches the customer 26% faster at the median, almost half a second sooner. Product pages load 28% faster, collection pages 25% and the homepage 15%. On mobile, where most OCEANSAPART customers shop, pages load 25% faster. Time to First Byte is 74% faster and First Contentful Paint 23%.

Predictive Preloading Coverage: 88% of next pages are cached before the users visit them, so most clicks in the store open a page that is already on the device.




