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shippo
Shippo theme
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Shippo theme
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A Shopify theme for brands built around one main product. Show your sets as bundle cards with the price and saving of each, add a gift note in the slide-in cart, compare your sets in a table and tease the next launch. 20 sections you can add and move in the theme editor, no apps needed for these. Comes with an install guide and photo prompts. One-time €149, one store, no monthly fee.












Hi Product Hunt, I'm Artur.
I've worked in ecommerce for a few years. Mostly I sold products on marketplaces. I also tried my own online stores, but it didn't go well, and I burned out a few times. So I started working on myself: emotions, beliefs, meditation, coaching.
Then something new happened. I started seeing website layouts in my dreams. No products, no text, only the layout of a page. Sometimes the colors, sometimes a photo at the top. I began to write them down and draw them. I can't code HTML, so I build them with Claude Code. I've got a good feel for it now, but I'm still learning.
I love Asian food, and lately it has inspired me a lot. I've always wanted to go to Japan, but I can't afford the trip yet. That's where the names come from: Kamiwaza is my studio, and Shippo means "tail" in Japanese, like the cat on the matcha bowl in the demo.
I've made a few themes so far. Most of them are complex, so I build them to order. Shippo is my first ready-made theme. You can set it up for your own brand yourself.
It's made for brands with one main product. It has bundle cards (Single, Duo, Trio) with the price and saving of each, a slide-in cart with a handwritten note option, a comparison table, a coming-soon section, and sections you can move around in the theme editor. You also get an install guide, notes on what to change and how, and prompts for every photo.
It doesn't do subscriptions yet. You pay once for one store, and updates come as new ZIP files.
Live demo: https://kamiwazastudio.com/demo/matcha/
This is my first release like this, so your feedback means a lot. What would you change for your own brand?