Arctos
$380.00
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Where a premium theme is actually won
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Build your store around what sells with Arctos theme blocks
Flexible enough
to become any brand
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Arctos
Open with the season, not a grid
Editorial hero and slideshow sections put the campaign first, so shoppers meet the collection before they meet the price list.
Keep browsing in one flow
Quick view and quick add let shoppers check a piece and put it in the cart without losing their place in the collection.
Give best sellers more room
Product highlight sections pull priority pieces out of the grid and into a layout of their own, so the items you want to move are the ones shoppers see first.
Sell the whole outfit
Shop the Look tags every piece inside one styled image, with an add-all option, so a single photo can turn into a full basket.
Séra
Studio work, without the studio price.
Ingredient and benefit blocks give you room to explain what is inside and what it does, right where shoppers start asking.
Group products by routine
Collection sections built around steps rather than categories, so a shopper looking for a morning routine finds the whole set together.
Show results, not just claims
Before and after media, testimonial, and review sections answer the doubt that stops most first orders in this category.
Make the second order easy
Bundle and cross-sell blocks put the matching product in view at the moment someone is already buying.
Arctos is built for the entire shopping journey
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And everything else, included
Designed for mobile,
from the start
Fast with a full catalog behind it
No more monthly fee, one-time charge
If some things wouldn’t be clear, some answers
A theme block is one piece of a page: an image, a product list, a countdown. Older themes lock each block inside the section it was built for, so changing a layout often means building it again. In Arctos the same block works across sections and pages, so reshaping a page is rearranging rather than rebuilding.
Yes. Blocks are set up once and reused wherever you need them, so something like a banner or a promo strip can appear across several pages without you rebuilding it each time.
Each block carries only its own settings, and blocks nest inside each other. You open the piece you want to change instead of scrolling one long panel, so a complex page stays about as easy to edit as a simple one.
Scroll reveals, hover states and transitions can be adjusted or switched off per element and per page. Motion is there to carry your story along, and you decide how much of it shoppers actually see.
Both demos run on the same theme underneath, so you can start from Arctos, borrow a section arrangement from Séra, and keep going. Nothing is locked to whichever demo you installed first.
Ready to
give your storefront
a story?
