Haman gives clothing labels, streetwear shops and fashion boutiques a storefront where the bag, the outfit builder and the drop countdown all work. This Tailwind CSS apparel template has 33 pages and 5 homepage designs. The CSS layer is Tailwind CSS 4, and the sections below show how it applies to each group of pages.

Five Homepages for Labels, Streetwear and Boutiques

Each homepage suits a different kind of seller, so you can start from the one closest to your range.

• Home 01 Editorial: a three-slide hero, a collections rail, new arrivals with tabs, a drop countdown and a lookbook with shoppable hotspots.
• Home 02 Reformed: an expanding gallery hero, a filterable shop grid and a three-piece builder with live pricing.
• Home 03 Desmonte: a cut-out split hero with shoppable dots, plus arrivals and testimonials.
• Home 04 Armour: a full-bleed hero with a product card per slide, and a featured piece that shows three angles on click.
• Home 05 I.C.: a three-rail panel hero, category tiles and a journal.

Home 01 also adds a studio section with counters, an FAQ, buyer testimonials and an Instagram slider.

Shop, Product Details, Bag and Checkout Pages

Buyers spend most of their time in the shop, so it has the most variety. Seven layouts cover grid, full width and list views, and most come with a left or right sidebar. They share one toolbar with working sort, a view toggle, a price range, colour swatches and size filters.

Product pages come in three gallery styles: thumbnail strip, rail and wall. Shoppers pick a size and colour, set a quantity, and then read tabs for description, cloth and care, and reviews with a rating breakdown. A making-of film and four product rails sit below.

The Bag page recalculates each line and the totals when a quantity changes, and it has a coupon field. Checkout adds delivery details, payment options and a live order summary.

A Working Tailwind CSS Apparel Template for Selling Drops

Many shop demos leave buttons that do nothing. Here the bag adds up and sorting reorders the rail, so a limited drop has a real timer to show.

This Tailwind CSS apparel template also includes GSAP with ScrollTrigger for reveals, counters and magnetic buttons. In addition, it has a three.js hero scene, Swiper sliders and Fancybox popups for films and photos. Motion respects prefers-reduced-motion settings.

The Home mega menu shows a live screenshot of every homepage. The Shop mega menu uses a photographic category rail.

Blog, About, Contact and Other Inner Pages

• Blog in nine layouts: grid, list and details, each with no sidebar, a left sidebar or a right sidebar.
• About Us with a studio film and three pinned locations on a switchable map.
• Contact with a form and map, plus an FAQ with filter chips.
• Login, Register, Coming Soon with a live countdown, and a 404 page.

All of these share the same header, mega menus and footer.

What Tailwind CSS 4 Changes for Haman

One Tailwind theme defines the colour values, type choices and spacing scale, so editing it updates all 33 pages, shop and checkout included.

Hover and focus styles are written directly on each element alongside its default styling. Product cards and filter chips therefore show their behaviour right where you read them.

Responsive behaviour comes from mobile-first prefixes on the elements, so the shop toolbar and mega menus resize from the markup itself. Because this Tailwind CSS apparel template keeps its theme in one place, re-theming the red-and-ink palette is a short job.

Download Contents and Placeholder Images

The compiled pages work as delivered, with no build step needed to view them. The Tailwind source is included too, for rebuilding the CSS after you change something.

Photographs from the preview are not in the package, and neutral placeholders replace them. The logo files and generated artwork are included. Outfit and Plus Jakarta Sans, Font Awesome and the apparel icon font all load locally. Documentation is included with the download.