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Tailstore: Free Tailwind 4 CSS eCommerce Template for Your Next Online Store Project

If you're building an online store and looking for a sleek, modern, and responsive template — Tailstore might be just what you need. Built entirely with Tailwind CSS, this free eCommerce template is perfect for developers, indie makers, or startups who want to move fast without compromising design and usability.

Why Tailstore?

As a developer, I often find myself reinventing the wheel — especially when starting new eCommerce projects. Either the templates are bloated, outdated, or locked behind paywalls. So I decided to build Tailstore, a clean and lightweight Tailwind CSS eCommerce template that anyone can use, adapt, and scale.

Tailstore is designed with performance and simplicity in mind. No dependencies beyond Tailwind. No overcomplications. Just clean HTML and reusable components — perfect for customization or integration into your favorite stack (Laravel, Next.js, Nuxt, etc.).

Key Features

Here's what Tailstore comes with out of the box:

Home Page

  1. Responsive Hero Slider (Swiper.js) to highlight products or promos
  2. Brand Carousel to showcase partnerships
  3. Latest / Popular Products Grid
  4. Blog Section for content marketing
  5. Newsletter Signup Form

Shop Pages

  1. Product grid with filters (categories, price range)
  2. Single product view with:
  3. Image gallery
  4. Tabs for description / reviews
  5. Social sharing buttons

More features

  1. Authentication
  2. Clean Register / Login pages
  3. 404 error page
  4. Shopping cart and checkout flow with promo code support
  5. Built with Tailwind CSS
  6. Uses Tailwind 4 utility classes
  7. Fully responsive layout
  8. Easily extendable with Tailwind UI or your custom components
  9. Mobile-first and minimal

Tech Stack
HTML5 + Tailwind CSS v4
Swiper.js (for sliders)

No JavaScript frameworks — you choose how to integrate it!

📦 Use Cases

  • Tailstore is great for:
  • MVPs and startup demos
  • Learning Tailwind CSS through real-world layout structure
  • Integrating with headless CMS (like Sanity, Strapi)
  • Customizing for Shopify Hydrogen / Next.js Commerce

You can download, clone or fork the project here:
Free download on the website
GitHub Repo – spacemadev/tailstore4

It’s open-source, MIT-licensed, and ready for your next idea.

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Nathan Tarbert

pretty cool, i always end up running into bloat or paywalls so this is a breath of fresh air tbh
you ever feel like open-source templates change how people learn web dev, or maybe folks still need to build some stuff from scratch to really get it

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