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Cart drawer and delivery estimate

Open Theme settings, then Cart.

  • Open the cart drawer after adding. On by default.
  • Free delivery threshold. In your store currency. The default is 1500. Set 0 to hide the free delivery bar.
  • Delivery cost note. A short line in the cart summary.
  • Swatch kit. Choose a product. The cart drawer offers it beside upholstered pieces.
  • Show express checkout buttons. Shows Shop Pay and the other wallets you have enabled.
  • Show delivery notes. A row where shoppers tell the crew about the floor, lift, stairs and doorway width. It is saved as the cart note and shows on the order. “Open delivery notes by default” is off by default.
  • Show discount code field. Shoppers add codes in the cart. Applied codes show as chips and the summary lists the saving. A code that does not apply gets a plain message.
  • Empty cart collection. An empty cart shows up to four products from this collection under “Start with a room”. Without one it shows a Continue shopping link.

The free delivery bar is hidden when the cart currency differs from the store currency.

Under Theme settings, Motion, “Add-to-cart animation” makes the piece travel to the cart icon and ticks the count over. It shows only when the drawer does not open on add.

Photo, title, price, options, delivery type and arrival window, a quantity stepper and Remove. The cart page also shows measurements and the door note for close calls. The cart drawer leaves them out so it keeps to what is needed to buy.

Open Theme settings, then Delivery.

  • Order cut-off hour. Orders placed after this hour start processing the next business day. The default is 14.
  • Processing days. Business days to prepare an order. The default is 2.
  • Skip weekends. On by default.
  • Holidays. One date per line, as YYYY-MM-DD.
  • Transit days. A fastest and slowest value for parcel and for white-glove freight.
  • Delivery cost. Text for each method, such as “White-glove delivery $199”. It shows when the price is under the free delivery threshold.
  • Text without dates. A short line for each method, shown when dates cannot be counted.
  1. Day 1 is the first business day the order is handled.
  2. Add the processing days.
  3. Add the transit days for the delivery type.

The product page shows the dates, for example “Nov 18–25”. Shoppers can enter a ZIP code, and the browser remembers it. The ZIP code appears in the line but does not change the dates.

Add the Delivery estimate block to the product page. It can be used once.

Freight items explain white-glove delivery. Parcel items say that tracking is emailed.