One-of-a-kind stock needs a shop that treats every piece as sold once. Relova is made for vintage and pre-loved clothing shops that also take consignments, and this Tailwind CSS thrift store template covers both with 31 HTML pages and 3 home page designs. Tailwind CSS 4 provides the styling for every page.

The look is friendly and sunny, with a warm off-white ground, umber type and a burnt-orange accent. Headings use Epilogue and body text uses Rethink Sans. A light theme is the default, and a dark theme is one switch away.

Three Homepages for Shopping, Consigning and Browsing by Decade

• Home 01, The Shop: a split hero slider, five decades as tiles, the week’s rail as a pinboard of tagged pieces and the four condition grades.
• Home 02, Consign: framed photographs of pieces consignors sold, then a payout gauge that shows one coat’s payout rising from grade C to A+.
• Home 03, The Eras: the five decades work as slider buttons, so every piece filters by decade.

Filtering the Rail and Holding One-of-One Pieces

The Rail lists 14 one-of-a-kind pieces, each with era, year, grade, size and measurements. Shoppers filter by category, era, grade, size, colour and price, and they can sort and search. Just Sold shows the pieces that have gone.

Nothing has a quantity. When a piece goes in the bag, it is held for 20 minutes, with a countdown on the line and a button to hold it again. At checkout the piece is marked sold and drops off every rail. A pound, dollar and euro switch also repaints every price.

Consignment Payout Estimator and Five-Step Consign Form

This Tailwind CSS thrift store template works out a payout from a piece’s category, label tier, grade and age. There are four label tiers, from High Street to Luxury, and consignors keep 40, 50, 60 or 70 percent of the selling price. Pieces under £20 are declined, and the estimator takes up to ten pieces.

The consign form has five steps, and only the last step checks the form.

Alterations, Events and Size Finder

• Alterations & Repairs lists 12 priced and timed jobs, and the ready date skips the workroom’s closed days.
• Events covers swap night, the repair cafe and the consignment clinic, with places left shown.
• The size finder matches bust and waist to every piece’s own measurements.

Pages in This Tailwind CSS Thrift Store Template, Grouped by Job

The set has thirty-one pages, and three are the home pages above. The rest fall into four groups:

• Shop: Shop All, New This Week, Shop By Era, Product Details, Bag, Checkout and Wishlist.
• Consigning: How Consigning Works, Consign Your Pieces, Condition Grades, Alterations & Repairs and Size Guide.
• Store and story: Events, Lookbook, Look Details, Our Team, Team Member, About Us, FAQ, Contact, Journal and Journal Details.
• Account and utility: My Account as a consignor dashboard, sign-in, sign-up and password reset screens, a Coming Soon page and a 404 page.

Class-Based Styling and the Download Contents

Tailwind CSS 4 keeps each section’s look in class names on the elements themselves, so you read and edit styling right where the section sits. A block like the consign band can move to a different page and look the same there.

The finished pages work directly from the download. The Tailwind source comes in the same package for anyone who wants to rebuild the CSS. Preview photos are not part of it, and neutral placeholders sit in their place. Documentation is included.

Swapping Placeholders and Setting Your Own Tiers

A thrift store needs its own stock, so start by swapping the placeholders for photos of your pieces. Then set your label tiers, payout shares and alterations list. Holds, grades, payouts, events and shop totals with VAT read from one data block, so those values sit in one place.