- Scroll animation
- Product filters
Give your catalogue personality. Savia is a multi-page editorial store with a filterable catalogue, product pages and a local cart. Try the Look is an interactive fashion runway with six looks, size selection and a shopping bag. Both are the visual experience of the store: to actually sell you need to connect payments, inventory and orders. Here is what each includes and what is missing.
- Cart
- Carousel
Compare at a glance
| Design | Best for | Structure | Built with | Before publishing |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Savia — Ecommerce editorial | Brands with a product catalogue and editorial content | Seven pages: home, filterable catalogue, product page, local cart, FAQ and more | Liquid theme generated as a static site with LiquidJS; HTML, CSS and JavaScript | Node.js 20+ to build; static hosting; web licences for Helvetica Now Display and Mazzard; your own payment gateway |
| Try the Look — Pasarela de moda interactiva | Fashion brands that present collections as looks | One page: six-look runway, garment detail with sizes, size guide and bag | React 19, TanStack Start, Vite, GSAP; video with alpha channel | Node or Vercel hosting; sample USD prices and sizes; checkout disabled |
What is ready and what is missing to sell
Included in the design
- The visual experience: catalogue, product pages or looks, animations and responsive layout
- Sample products, prices and copy that you replace with your own
- A cart or bag that works in the browser, without charging
You connect it yourself
- A payment gateway (your payment provider’s) and its setup
- Inventory, order management, shipping and taxes or invoicing
- Your purchase, returns and privacy policies, and hosting for the site
Questions about these templates
Does the template already charge my customers?
No. Savia does not charge or process orders until you connect your payment gateway, and Try the Look has checkout disabled. They are store designs, not a working store.
Can I use Savia on Shopify?
Savia is built as a Liquid theme (Shopify’s templating language) and is generated as a static site with LiquidJS. Moving it into a Shopify store requires adapting it; that integration is not included or tested.
What do I need to change before publishing?
Your products, prices, images and copy; the typeface licences the page asks for; and payments, inventory and shipping if you are going to sell.