Products
The Product Page
An overview of every product-page feature in NAZENDE, and exactly how each one works under the hood.
Product media / gallery
Product images and video display in a large primary viewer with a thumbnail rail beneath it; clicking a thumbnail swaps the primary image. Media comes directly from the product's own media in Shopify — no separate gallery app or setup required.
Variants
Standard Shopify product options and variants (size, material, and so on) are supported natively, including per-variant pricing, availability, and images where you've assigned them.
Color swatches
When a product option is configured as a Shopify swatch-enabled option (using Shopify's native swatch/color options), NAZENDE renders it as a real color swatch instead of a text dropdown. Options that aren't swatch-enabled display as ordinary buttons — NAZENDE never invents a swatch color that isn't actually defined on the option.
Size guide
The product page includes a size guide entry point that a merchant can connect to their own sizing content (for example a page or a modal with your brand's measurements) — NAZENDE does not ship with pre-filled size charts, since sizing is brand- and garment-specific.
Reviews
Reviews display as a star average, a per-rating breakdown, and a list of individual reviews, all computed live from a Shopify metaobject named "Nazende Review" that you manage under Settings → Custom data → Metaobjects in your admin.
Shopify doesn't give a theme a way to accept and publish a customer-submitted review automatically — that requires a backend. So the review form on the product page sends new submissions to you through Shopify's native contact form; you then publish the ones you want to display by adding a metaobject entry. If you'd prefer fully automatic review collection and publishing, a dedicated reviews app is the more appropriate tool — NAZENDE's review layout will display an empty state honestly until real reviews exist, rather than showing placeholder ratings.
Wishlist
Customers can save products to a wishlist from the product page or any product card. Wishlist items are stored in the visitor's own browser (via localStorage), not tied to a customer account — so a wishlist is per-browser and per-device, and will not carry over if a customer clears their browser data or switches devices. NAZENDE includes a dedicated Wishlist page template that lists saved products.
Back-in-stock requests
When a variant is sold out, the product page shows a "notify me" form instead of the add-to-cart button. As with reviews, Shopify has no built-in automatic back-in-stock email system for themes — the request is forwarded to you through the native contact form so you can follow up manually, or connect a dedicated back-in-stock app if you want it fully automated.
Product badges
Sold-out variants are shown with a clear sold-out badge and a disabled selection state, so customers never add unavailable stock to their cart.
Sticky Add to Bag
On longer product pages, the add-to-cart control stays reachable as the customer scrolls through the description and details, instead of requiring a scroll back to the top.
Recommendations / cross-sell
Two optional blocks support merchandising on the product page: Complementary products, which uses Shopify's product recommendation data, and Complete the look, for hand-picking a specific set of products to pair with the one being viewed.
Metafields and metaobjects are native Shopify features