Abhijat – Tailor Shop Ecommerce Website Template

Abhijat is a tailor shop ecommerce website template for WordPress, made for houses that sell on cut and cloth rather than on discounts. It gives suits, gowns, coats and silk scarves a quiet stage: paper-coloured pages, ink-black type, a thin gold hairline and elegant serif headings. The shop behind it is complete, with cart, checkout, payments and courier booking.

A client of a good tailor does not want a flashing sale banner. He wants to see the lapel, the shoulder and the fabric, and then talk to someone about a fitting. This theme keeps its design calm so your photos and your craft do the talking. The demo shows a tailoring and eveningwear house, but the layout suits any clothing shop that values presentation.

Who can use this tailor shop ecommerce website template

The demo is only an example. The structure works for many kinds of clothing businesses.

• Tailoring houses and bespoke suit makers
• Made to measure shops for shirts, trousers and blazers
• Bridal, party and eveningwear boutiques
• Designer labels with a small, careful range
• Alteration and repair services that also sell ready pieces
• Panjabi, sherwani and ethnic wear makers who work by appointment
• Premium menswear and womenswear brands that want a calm look
• Leather goods and accessory sellers

Built light, so photos can lead

Large, clean photos need a fast page behind them, and a tailor shop ecommerce website template should not slow them down. These points come from the theme code.

• The theme scripts do not use jQuery
• Images load lazily
• Web fonts can be turned off in favour of fast system fonts
• Gentle motion has its own switch
• The store runs on a built-in plugin, so you do not install WooCommerce or add-ons for payments and couriers

Front-end features of the tailor shop ecommerce website template

Header and top bar

• A black top bar for short messages, such as a line about private fittings by appointment
• Categories on the left in small spaced capitals, the house name in the middle
• A slim search line on the right, beside account, wishlist and bag icons
• Sign in and register in a popup, so a client never leaves the piece they were viewing
• A sticky header option and a language switch for English and Bangla

A homepage of 10 blocks

You can switch each block on or off and drag it into place. On a phone, arrows do the same job.

• Two-half hero: two full-height photos, one for her and one for him, each with a black caption strip holding a label, a title and a link
• Three tall collection cards: each with a title, one line and a link
• New season: eight pieces under your own title and line
• Quote band: a wide photo behind a quote, a "signed by" line and a button
• Atelier story: a photo, a small line, a title, a short note, a signature and a link
• Our services: three services, each with a name and a short line
• Most requested: your best pieces in tabs, one tab per category
• Leather goods: a portrait photo and short text beside products from a category you choose
• From our clients: your latest five-star reviews
• The journal: your three newest posts

Quiet product cards

Cards in this tailor shop ecommerce website template are centred and calm. Each one shows a 3:4 photo. A second photo appears on hover, so the back of a jacket or the fall of a gown is one mouse move away. Sizes rise up on hover for a one-tap add.

• Show or hide the category, star ratings and colour dots
• Choose the photo shape for every grid
• Compact cards on phones

Product page

• Delivery charges and times from your store settings
• A "Frequently bought together" row
• Your return and exchange text
• Default care instructions, which matter for wool and silk
• Size guides for men's tailoring and women's sizes
• Reviews in a fold, with a popup that invites the first one
• Wishlist and back-in-stock alerts

Cart, checkout and tracking

• A one-page checkout that ends with an "Order placed" popup
• Payment by bKash, Nagad, SSLCommerz, cash on delivery or manual payment
• Coupons and invoices
• A Track Order page that shows where each order stands

Phones

• The header shows only the menu, the logo and the bag
• A bottom bar for Home, Shop, Search, Wishlist and Account

Footer and pages

• Footer link columns and social links
• Contact and Size Guide page templates
• A blog layout for the journal

Back-end options for your tailor shop ecommerce website template

Everything is set from the WordPress dashboard. No code is needed.

Theme Options

Open Abhijat, then Theme Options. Settings are grouped into Start here, Design, Homepage and Pages. There is a settings search, a sticky save bar, a reset button for each section, and settings export and import. The page is friendly on a phone, with its own bottom bar. The Live Customizer shows changes as you make them.

• Homepage layout: switch the 10 blocks on or off and set their order
• Colors: four palettes (Paper and ink, Bone and espresso, Stone and navy, Ivory and bottle) or your own colours, including the black panels, the gold hairline and the sale price
• Typography and style: five font pairs, button shape, content width and the web font switch
• Header and menu: top bar messages, hotline, sticky header, search, account and wishlist switches, phone bottom bar
• Product cards: photo shape, category, stars, colour dots and hover photo
• Hero, quote and atelier: photos, captions, links, the quote and your story
• Collections and services: the three cards and the three services
• Product sections: titles and categories for the rows and tabs
• Product page: delivery note, return text and care text
• Footer and contact: address, phone, email and social links

Menus, setup and demo

• Abhijat, then Menus, controls the main menu and footer columns
• Abhijat, then Setup, installs the bundled store plugin in one click
• Abhijat, then Demo Import, loads the sample house in one click

Store dashboard (Themeve Commerce)

Themeve Commerce is the shop plugin included with the theme, so the store works from the first day. Its tools sit under one dashboard menu called Shop.

• Sales overview: today's sales, the last seven days, the month so far, orders waiting and a two-week chart
• Orders: statuses, printable invoices, and a payments box for advances, dues and refunds. Advances help when a client pays part now and the rest at delivery.
• Incomplete orders: people who began checkout and left
• Products: a full-page editor with options such as size and colour, each with its own price, stock, SKU and photo
• Categories, brands and tags: a menu for each
• Payments: cash on delivery (with an optional advance), bKash, Nagad, SSLCommerz and manual Send Money with a transaction ID
• Delivery: charges by district, extra zones, and Steadfast or Pathao booking from the order screen
• COD money: the amounts a courier still owes you
• Customers: new, repeat, VIP, inactive and risky groups
• Alerts: new orders by email, Telegram or WhatsApp, SMS updates, an automatic review request after delivery, and phone OTP checks
• Marketing: Facebook Pixel with the Conversion API, Google Analytics 4, Google Tag Manager and product feeds
• SEO settings and Transactions: descriptions, sharing previews, and every payment and refund with monthly totals
• Optional modules: offers, flash sale, back-in-stock, exchange and returns, size guide, store locations, delivery date and time, pre-orders, bulk orders and quotes, loyalty points, reseller prices, popups and an affiliate program

How it helps you run a tailoring business

• The services block answers the three questions every tailor gets: alterations, appointments and made to measure. Rename them to match your own work.
• The quote band lets your head cutter or a loyal client speak for you.
• The atelier story builds trust before a client walks in.
• A few strong pieces in New season sell better than a crowded grid.
• Store locations and an Our Stores page send clients to your fitting room.
• Advance payment options protect you on high-value orders.
• Care text on the product page cuts repeat questions about wool and silk.

A note on bespoke and ready-to-wear

Many houses sell both. A client may order a suit made to measure and buy a scarf from the shelf in the same visit. Abhijat treats both as normal. Ready pieces go in the shop with sizes and prices, while the services block and the atelier story explain how fittings and alterations work.

If you take orders only by appointment, you can still use the shop for accessories and gift items, and use a tailor shop website template layout like this one to present the rest of your range with care.

Set it up in a few steps

1. Install and activate the theme on WordPress 6.0 or newer.
2. Activate your licence under Abhijat, then License.
3. Open Abhijat, then Setup, and install the store plugin.
4. Run Demo Import to load 49 sample pieces, menus and pages.
5. Choose a palette and a font pair in Theme Options.
6. Replace the sample photos, names and prices with your own.
7. Add your services, your story and your quote.
8. Set payments, delivery charges and your courier under Shop.

Why choose it over a plain template

• A general tailor shop website template shows products and little else. This one also tells your story and lists your services.
• The design is quiet by default, so premium work looks premium.
• Payments and couriers used in Bangladesh come in the package.
• Blocks are yours to hide or move, with no code.
• One dashboard covers both design and store.

What is included

• The Abhijat theme files (PHP, CSS, JS)
• The Themeve Commerce store plugin
• One-click demo: 49 pieces with brands, the atelier story, services, size guides, journal posts, menus and every page
• Pages for The House, Returns and Alterations, Size Guide, Our Stores, Track Order and Wishlist
• Documentation, and six months of support

The demo photos are free stock photos and every name is invented. Abhijat needs WordPress 6.0 or newer and PHP 7.4 or newer, and it is tested up to WordPress 7.1. For a house where the cut speaks first, it is a sound choice.

You can see Abhijat on the live demo, and browse more in our WordPress themes collection.