The Los Angeles Apparel Scraper gathers detailed product and pricing data from Los Angeles Apparel’s online store. Whether you're monitoring inventory, tracking prices, or building a clothing catalog, it delivers structured, ready-to-use data from their storefront. Perfect for e-commerce analysis, retail insights, and competitive monitoring.
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The Los Angeles Apparel Scraper traverses the store’s product catalog, captures all available product listings, and extracts fully detailed product data including variants, images, pricing, and availability. It solves the problem of manually retrieving retail data and enables automation for price tracking, catalog building, or market research.
- Scans collections and product listings on the Los Angeles Apparel website.
- Parses individual product pages to capture full details.
- Handles variant logic (size, color, stock status).
- Exports data in normalized JSON — suitable for analytics, import or transformation workflows.
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| Full Catalog Extraction | Crawls all available product collections and listings. |
| Variant & SKU Handling | Retrieves variant-level data: sizes, colors, SKUs, availability. |
| Pricing & Discount Capture | Extracts current price and any discount / compare-at price if applicable. |
| Image & Media Data | Gathers product images (cover and gallery) per product. |
| Bulk Export | Outputs structured JSON (and easily convertible to CSV/Excel). |
| Automated Workflow | Allows scheduled or repeated runs for price tracking or stock monitoring. |
| Field Name | Field Description |
|---|---|
| productId | Unique product identifier from the store. |
| title | Product title/name. |
| description | Full product description text. |
| price | Current listed price. |
| compareAtPrice | Original or list price, if discounted. |
| variants | Array of variant objects — size/color combinations with SKU, price, availability. |
| images | Array of product image URLs. |
| url | Direct link to the product detail page. |
| availability | Stock status or availability flag. |
| category | Product category or collection name. |
[
{
"productId": "LA-TSHIRT-BLK-S",
"title": "Heavyweight Organic T-Shirt - Black",
"description": "Made from 6.5 oz certified organic cotton, pre-washed and preshrunk. Durable, heavyweight tee.",
"price": 40.00,
"compareAtPrice": 49.00,
"variants": [
{ "sku": "LA-TSHIRT-BLK-S", "size": "S", "color": "Black", "price": 40.00, "availability": true },
{ "sku": "LA-TSHIRT-BLK-M", "size": "M", "color": "Black", "price": 40.00, "availability": true }
],
"images": [
"https://losangelesapparel.com/products/black-tshirt-front.jpg",
"https://losangelesapparel.com/products/black-tshirt-back.jpg"
],
"url": "https://losangelesapparel.com/products/heavyweight-organic-tshirt-black",
"availability": "In Stock",
"category": "T-Shirts"
}
]
Los Angeles Apparel Scraper/
├── src/
│ ├── main.js
│ ├── collectors/
│ │ ├── collection_scraper.js
│ │ └── product_scraper.js
│ ├── utils/
│ │ ├── formatter.js
│ │ └── normalizer.js
│ └── config/
│ └── settings.example.json
├── data/
│ └── sample_output.json
├── package.json
└── README.md
- Retail analysts track price changes and discount trends across collections.
- E-commerce platforms aggregate product data for comparison or resale.
- Market researchers study product availability, stock levels, and lineup changes over time.
- Fashion aggregators build catalog feeds combining multiple retailers.
- Automation engineers schedule regular scrapes to maintain updated product inventories.
Does this support size and color variants?
Yes — variant details including SKU, size, color, price, and availability are captured.
Can I export data to CSV or Excel?
Yes — JSON output is provided, easily convertible to CSV or Excel for further analysis.
Does it track price changes over time?
You can run the scraper periodically and compare outputs to detect price changes or stock updates.
Is it limited to public product pages only?
Yes — it only scrapes publicly accessible store listings.
Primary Metric:
Crawls and processes 50–100 products per minute, depending on network speed and site structure.
Reliability Metric:
Successfully retrieves product data with ~98% success rate across typical product pages.
Efficiency Metric:
Minimizes redundant requests by reusing collection page indexes and caching processed URLs.
Quality Metric:
Outputs consistent, normalized product records — suitable for aggregation, analysis, or catalog imports.
