Vestige

What's inside

assets/              # CSS, JS
config/              # settings_schema.json, settings_data.json
layout/              # theme.liquid, password.liquid
locales/             # EN, FR, IT, DE, ES translations
sections/            # 30+ sections
snippets/            # reusable snippets (product-card, cart-drawer, etc.)
templates/           # index, product, collection, cart, blog, article,
                     # page, 404, search, customers/, password

Installation

Before editing any code: duplicate your theme first (Online Store → Themes → ⋯ → Duplicate). Edit the duplicate, not your live theme, so you always have an unmodified copy to fall back to. Vestige is fully configurable through the theme editor without touching code — if you do need custom code changes beyond what settings allow, consider hiring a Shopify Partner.

Vestige is only distributed through the Shopify Theme Store:

1. From the Theme Store listing, click Add theme — this installs Vestige directly into your store's Online Store → Themes library as an unpublished theme, so your live storefront is unaffected until you publish it.
2. Open it and click Customize to set your logo, menus (main-menu, footer), colour preset, and homepage sections in the theme editor — no code required.
3. When you're happy with it, go back to Online Store → Themes and click Publish to make it your live theme.

Theme Store updates are pushed as new versions you can review and apply from Online Store → Themes → Vestige → ⋯ → Check for updates — they won't overwrite your store automatically.

Vestige isn't distributed via GitHub or zip file — the Theme Store listing is the only supported installation source.

Custom data setup

Some features use Shopify's native metafields and metaobjects instead of theme settings, so data can be reused across many products rather than duplicated per-product.

Size chart

Size charts are reusable metaobject entries — one chart (e.g. "Tops") can be assigned to many products. Set this up in Shopify admin under Settings → Metafields and metaobjects → Metaobject definitions → Add definition:

1. Create a "Size chart row" definition with these fields (all Single line text): size, col_2, col_3, col_4, col_5. Create one entry per size (e.g. S, M, L), filling in the measurements.
2. Create a "Size chart" definition with these fields:
   • eyebrow — Single line text (optional)
   • heading — Single line text
   • note — Single line text (optional)
   • col_1–col_5 — Single line text (column headers, e.g. "Size", "Chest", "Waist", "Hip", "Length")
   • rows — Metaobject reference, set to List, pointing at "Size chart row"
   Create one entry per chart (e.g. "Tops", "Bottoms"), fill in the headers, and add the row entries to rows in display order.
3. Under Settings → Metafields and metaobjects → Metafield definitions → Products → Add definition, add custom.size_chart as type Metaobject reference → "Size chart".
4. On each product, assign the matching Size chart entry in that metafield. The size chart link only appears on the storefront (next to a "Size" option) for products with an entry assigned.

FAQ

Support policy

The Plug software team provides bug fixes and answers any merchant questions about how the theme works, at no extra cost. This covers things not working as documented, theme-editor settings behaving unexpectedly, and general "how do I do X" questions.

Custom code changes, third-party app integrations, and design work beyond the theme's built-in settings are available as separate paid work — mention what you need in the contact form below and we'll follow up with scope and pricing.

License

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