Organic is a free Bootstrap 5 eCommerce website template from ThemeWagon and Templates Jungle, built for grocery and retail stores to display products, categories, and promotions in a responsive layout.
What is Organic?
Organic is a multipurpose eCommerce HTML template built with Bootstrap 5.3.0-alpha3, HTML5, and CSS3. It takes product images, prices, category cards, banners, and navigation and renders them into a mobile-friendly storefront with a hero section, product grid, product sliders, and category slider. The template outputs static HTML, CSS, and JavaScript files that can be hosted on any web server or opened directly in a browser. It was created by Templates Jungle, distributed by ThemeWagon, and is currently at version 1.0.0 with an update about 3 months ago.
Key Features
- Bootstrap 5.3.0-alpha3 — The layout is built on the alpha release of Bootstrap 5, providing responsive grid utilities and prebuilt components.
- Search filter — A search filter UI lets visitors narrow products by keyword without reloading the page.
- Hero section with image — A full-width hero area with a background image and call-to-action buttons for featuring promotions.
- Product grid and product sliders — Products appear both in a static grid and in carousel sliders to highlight featured items.
- Category cards and category slider — Shoppers can browse product categories through clickable cards and a sliding carousel.
- Collapsible burger menu — A side navigation bar collapses on mobile, keeping the header clean on smaller screens.
- Newsletter subscription form UI — A signup form collects visitor emails, alongside a separate sign-up form UI for accounts.
- Cross-browser and SEO-friendly — The markup works in Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Safari, Opera, Android, iPad, and iPhone, and its semantic HTML is structured to help with search rankings.
- Clean codebase — Plain HTML, CSS, and JavaScript with jQuery, making it straightforward to rebrand and extend.
Who is Organic for?
- Grocery store owners — Set up a product catalog with category cards and sliders to list produce, pantry items, and household goods without coding from scratch.
- Small eCommerce startups — Launch a first online store quickly by replacing demo images and text with their own inventory, using the built-in hero, product grid, and newsletter forms.
- Web developers and freelancers — Use the template as a starter for client projects, customizing the Bootstrap 5 codebase and integrating it with a backend or CMS.
- Designers testing eCommerce layouts — Reuse the product grid, search filter, and responsive navigation as a reference for client mockups.
Use cases for Organic
- Local grocery delivery services: Display weekly offers in the hero banner and separate product categories into cards so customers can quickly find fresh produce, dairy, and bakery items.
- Online department stores: Use the product slider to feature best-sellers and the product grid to list all inventory, with the search filter helping shoppers locate specific items.
- Newsletter lead generation: Embed the newsletter subscription form UI to collect emails from store visitors, building an audience for promotional campaigns.
Is Organic free?
Yes, Organic is a free template with lifetime updates. You can download it from ThemeWagon and use it in commercial projects. The free version requires attribution (credit to the author) and does not include support; the optional premium upgrade Sparrow adds 24/7 support and Figma files.
FAQ
Do I need coding knowledge to customize Organic?
Basic HTML and CSS knowledge helps because you edit the static files directly. The codebase is clean and well-organized, so renaming products, swapping images, and changing colors are straightforward Find-Replace tasks.
Which browsers does Organic support?
The template is compatible with Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Safari, and Opera, and it also renders correctly on Android, iPad, and iPhone devices, according to the ThemeWagon listing.
Can I use Organic for a non-grocery store?
Yes, it is a multipurpose eCommerce template. The category cards and product sections can be adapted to any retail niche, from fashion to electronics, by changing the demo content.
The template contains UI components for displaying products, categories, and a newsletter form, but it does not include a shopping cart or payment checkout flow. Those would need to be added with a plugin or backend integration.