Catch: fish and meat shop website theme

Who Catch is for

Catch suits a fish and meat shop and other food & groceries businesses that want to sell online with a bag and checkout. It shows three products per row on computers and two on phones, which suits a catalogue of any size.

The demo is a made-up business, Chakara Fresh Catch, whose homepage opens with “From the boat at 5 am to your kitchen by lunch”. Its menu reads Today’s catch, Prawns & crab, Chicken, Mutton, Our story, Contact, with collections such as Fish of the day, Shellfish, Meat.

Sample products in the demo

Seer fish steaks (neymeen) · Cut into steaks · 500 g ₹640
Kerala sardines (mathi) · Whole or cleaned · 1 kg ₹220
Jumbo tiger prawns · 12–15 per 500 g · shell on ₹760
Live mud crab · 2–3 crabs · 1 kg ₹1,150
Chicken breast, boneless · Farm fresh · 500 g ₹290
Goat curry cut · Tender cut, with bone · 500 g ₹480

Design

Split hero: the photo beside the headline
Boxed product cards on a soft panel
Three per row on computers, two on phones: suits any catalogue size
Logo on the left with the menu beside it
Light design
Softly rounded corners
Spaced capitals for menus and labels
Barlow Condensed headings with Public Sans text

Background
#EEF3F4Cards
#FFFFFFText
#0E2230Soft text
#4A5E6BLines
#D3DEE3Accent
#0A5F6BOn accent
#F2FBFCHighlight
#C4511FBand
#0E2230On band
#E4EEF1

Everything every theme includes

Checkout and payments

UPI, cards and net banking through your own Razorpay
Cash on delivery, with a limit if you want one
Coupons, buy X get Y, spend-more-save-more and free gifts
Delivery zones by PIN code, state or distance, with a “Check delivery” box

Sell more

A bag that slides out after “Add”, with progress to free delivery
Quick view from product cards
“Email me when it’s back” on sold-out items
Newsletter box and popup, with a welcome coupon

Show your products

Up to three options per product (size, colour…) with a photo each
Colour swatches and size buttons, sold-out choices crossed out
Size guides beside the options
Swipeable phone gallery and a second photo on hover

Help shoppers find things

Search results as they type
Filters by price, size, colour, rating and stock, with sorting
Collections, breadcrumbs and a phone tab bar

Shopper accounts

Sign-in with an email code, no password to forget
Order history with Buy again, and invoices to download
Wishlist that works before signing in
Live order tracking and returns from the order page

Speed, search and trust

Built to load fast on phones: no page builders, no plugins
Redirects from your old website’s addresses keep your Google rankings
SEO and AI search (ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity) set up for you
Text colours checked for readability (WCAG AA)

Questions about Catch

Is the Catch theme free?

Catch comes with the Growth (₹999 a month) and Pro plans, including GST; there is no separate theme fee. Every plan starts with a 14-day free trial, without a card.

Can I use Catch for my fish and meat shop?

Yes. Catch was designed for a fish and meat shop (food & groceries). Your own name, logo, photos, products and prices replace the demo's, and the menu (Today’s catch, Prawns & crab, Chicken, Mutton…) can be renamed.

How do customers order or pay in Catch?

Bag and checkout with UPI, cards and cash on delivery. Online payments go through your own Razorpay account (UPI, credit and debit cards, EMI, net banking), cash on delivery can be turned on, and a GST invoice is made for every order.

Can I change the colours and fonts of Catch?

Yes. Catch uses Barlow Condensed for headings and Public Sans for text; on the Pro plan you can set your own brand colour, fonts and button shape on top of it, and preview the result with your own products before publishing.

Does Catch work on phones?

Yes. It is built for phones first, with a bottom tab bar, a swipeable gallery and a checkout sized for thumbs, and it loads fast: no page builders, no plugins.

Can I switch from Catch to another theme later?

Yes, any time from your dashboard. Your products, orders, pages and customers stay as they are; only the design changes.