Poshak – Family Department Store Website Template

Poshak is a family department store website template for WordPress. It is made for shops that dress everyone in the house: babies, kids, teens, women, men and elders. Sarees, kurtis, panjabi, shirts, frocks, school wear and shawls can all sit in one store without the page turning into a mess.

The design is bold and plain. Cobalt, black and sun yellow with Archivo type make the page loud, clear and easy to scan. The shop side runs on Themeve Commerce, our own plugin, which is included. WooCommerce is not needed.

One store, six departments, every age

A department store has a different job from a boutique. Shoppers arrive looking for a category, a person or a price, and often all three. Poshak gives each one a direct path from the homepage.

Shop by department

The department hub shows one big tile for each section: women, men, teens, kids, baby and 60+. Each tile has a photo, an item count and sub-category chips. A father looking for a school shirt taps kids, then the chip, and he is there in two taps.

Dress every age

The age ladder runs from 0-2 to 60+. Each step has its own picture, range and product tag, all set in Theme Options. Few online stores think about older customers. This theme gives them a real place on the page.

Who can use this family department store website template

The demo is a family department store, but the theme works for any clothing or fashion shop, big or small. The departments, ages and labels are settings. Change the names and the same layout sells something else.

• Family clothing houses with several sections.
• Department stores that want an online branch.
• Multi-brand fashion shops that stock many labels.
• Shops selling sarees, three-pieces, kurtis, panjabi, lungi and hoodies together.
• School wear sellers with baby and kids ranges.
• Shawl and cardigan sellers who go heavy on winter.
• Single-category shops that only want the clean card and product page design.

Speed and weight

A big homepage still has to load fast on a phone. This family department store website template keeps the code small.

• The visitor side uses plain JavaScript. jQuery is not loaded on shop pages.
• One theme stylesheet and one theme script.
• No page builder and no slider plugin to update.
• Lazy loading for logo, menu and category pictures.
• Google Fonts can be switched off with one setting.

A busy homepage in a family department store website template

Poshak has 24 homepage blocks, and 18 are on after the demo import. The density is on purpose. Department stores sell by showing a lot. Every block can still be switched off and moved. In Homepage layout you drag blocks into a new order, and phones use arrow buttons.

Blocks that are on after import

• Hero slider with a big slide and two side promos.
• Shop by department hub.
• Dress every age ladder.
• Popular categories in square tiles.
• Just landed, two rows of the newest products.
• Flash sale with a countdown and stock bars.
• Something for every pocket with price tiles and products.
• Shop by occasion with four occasion cards.
• Best sellers in tabs by department.
• Three department blocks.
• Promo cards.
• Trending now and Highly rated.
• Our labels logo row.
• Style notes from your blog.
• Promise strip.

Blocks that wait switched off

• Our promise, quick links, four cards, banner with row, brand spotlight and a More to explore grid.

Cards and product pages that answer who it is for

In a family store, the first question is often not what size, but for whom. Poshak puts a who-it-is-for label on every card, such as Ages 2-13, 0-24 months or S-XXL.

Product cards

• Photo in a grey well.
• Quick sizes and a bold black Add to cart button.
• Compact cards on phones, under a header with menu, logo and cart.

Product page

• Four photo angles: front, back, folded and close-up.
• Size guide placed next to the size buttons.
• Fit meter that shows small, true to size or large.
• Estimated delivery date.
• Reviews in a fold, with a popup that asks for the first review.
• Wishlist.

Account and checkout

• Sign in and register open in a popup.
• One-page checkout that ends with an Order placed popup.
• Track Order page for every parcel.
• Customer account with orders, wishlist and return requests.

Theme Options that work on your phone

Many shop owners manage the store from a phone between customers. Poshak, Theme Options is built for that. A bottom bar holds Sections and Save. The section list opens as a sheet, and previous and next buttons step you through.

• Sections: Homepage layout, Colors, Typography and style, Header and menu, Product cards, hero slider, departments, ages, categories and offers, product sections, Product page, and Footer and contact.
• Five palettes: Cobalt and sun, Scarlet, Emerald, Plum and peach, and Black and gold. Each colour can also be set by hand.
• Four font pairs: Archivo with Figtree, Barlow Condensed with Barlow, Manrope, and Inter Tight with Inter.
• Setting search, export and import, and reset.
• The Live Customizer for a preview.

Back-end: running a store this size

Themeve Commerce adds a Shop menu to the dashboard of this family department store ecommerce website template. Here is what it controls.

Orders and sales

• Dashboard with today's sales, the last seven days, the month so far and orders waiting, plus a two-week chart.
• Order statuses and printable invoices.
• A payments box for advances, dues and refunds.
• Incomplete Orders for visitors who left the checkout.

Products

• Full-page product editor.
• Size and colour options with their own price, stock, SKU and photo.
• Categories, brands and tags in separate menus.

Payments and delivery

• Cash on delivery, bKash, Nagad and SSLCommerz, plus manual Send Money with a transaction ID.
• Advance for cash on delivery orders: a fixed amount, the delivery charge or a percentage.
• Delivery charge by district, with extra zones.
• Steadfast and Pathao booking from the order screen.
• COD money screen with import of the courier payment sheet.

Customers and alerts

• Sign in by password, phone code, Google or Facebook.
• Alerts for new orders by email, Telegram or WhatsApp.
• SMS order updates and a review request after delivery.
• OTP phone checks and fake order protection.
• SMS campaigns, coupons and invoices.

Marketing and reports

• Facebook Pixel with the Conversion API, Google Analytics 4 and Google Tag Manager.
• Product feeds for Facebook and Google shopping.
• SEO settings and product rich results.
• Transactions list with monthly totals.
• Customer list grouped as new, repeat, VIP, inactive or risky.

Optional modules

• Pre-orders, and Delivery Date and Time.
• Bulk Order and Corporate Quotes, useful for uniforms.
• Reseller and Wholesale Prices.
• Combo and Bundle Offers, Flash Sale, Upsell and Cross-sell.
• Loyalty Points, Affiliate Program and Back in Stock Alerts.
• Recently Viewed, and Exchange and Returns.
• Store Locations for your branches, plus Sales and Signup popups.
• A Marketplace module.
• Support tickets, testimonials and offers.
• REST API and signed webhooks for developers.

Keeping a large catalogue under control

Large ranges fail when the catalogue is hard to keep tidy. A family department store ecommerce website template should make daily work simple, so Poshak leans on tags and categories rather than manual page editing.

• Tag a product with an age step and it appears on the right rung of the ladder.
• Put a product in a sub-category and its chip on the department tile picks it up.
• Mark prices into tiers and the pocket block fills itself.
• Set the departments block once, then change the products behind it as often as you like.
• Keep unused blocks switched off, so the page only shows what you stock this month.

The result is a homepage that grows with the range and does not need a developer each season.

How it helps a large range sell

• Short paths. Department tiles and chips reduce taps for a shopper who knows what they want.
• Fewer returns. The fit meter and the size guide beside the buttons set the right expectation.
• Whole-house buying. One account can buy for a child, a parent and a grandparent in a single order.
• Price-led browsing. The pocket tiles serve buyers who start with a budget.
• Branch visits. A store locator page lists your physical shops.

Setup in steps

1. Install and activate the Poshak theme.
2. Open Poshak, Setup and install Themeve Commerce.
3. Activate the theme under Poshak, License.
4. Run the one-click demo import.
5. Choose a palette and font pair.
6. Rename the departments, age steps and promo cards.
7. Add your own products and tag them for each age step.
8. Turn on payments and set delivery charges.
9. Test an order and publish.

Why choose it over a plain template

A plain template leaves you to add the shop. Poshak is already a shop, and it fits a family department store website template better than a boutique design does. The homepage carries many sections without feeling lost, and the product page answers fit and delivery questions.

• Local payments and couriers are inside one plugin.
• No page builder is needed.
• Staff can edit from a phone.
• Every colour, font and block is a setting.

What is included

• The Poshak theme with Setup, Theme Options, Live Customizer, Menus, Demo Import and License screens.
• The Themeve Commerce plugin.
• One-click demo content: 43 sample products from 6 invented labels, plus menus and pages including Exchange and Returns, Style Notes, Our Stores and Track Order.
• Documentation after purchase.
• Six months of support, and updates through your Themeve account.
• WordPress 6.0 or newer and PHP 7.4 or newer. Tested with WordPress 7.1.

Want a smaller, warmer family shop with a whole-family outfit planner? See Shobar. Selling mostly to children? Khushi is built for that.

You can see Poshak working on the live demo, and browse more ready-made designs in our WordPress themes collection.