Haat
হাট— Bengali for “market”. A WooCommerce theme built for catalogues with a lot in them. Most commerce themes are designed around a dozen hero products; Haat is designed around the shape a real marketplace takes.
Free
Core theme, forever
GPL
Every line, readable
RTL
Generated, not hand-kept
0
Page builders required
What Haat does
Built for stores with more than a dozen products.
One colour repaints the store
Pick a primary colour in the Customizer and every button, badge, price, sale flash, focus ring and nav pill moves with it — not the handful of elements a theme colour usually reaches. Tints and shades stay fixed on purpose, so tinted panels remain readable instead of collapsing into a block of brand.
Dark mode that is actually dark
The colour ramps invert rather than being re-picked, so every tint-and-shade pairing stays legible at night — including pairings added later. Force light, force dark, or follow the visitor's device.
A storefront you arrange
The front page is an ordered list of sections you turn on, off and reorder in the Customizer. Nothing is stored in post content, so switching themes later leaves no shortcode debris in your database.
Translation-ready and RTL
Fully internationalised with a shipped translation catalogue, and right-to-left support is generated from the stylesheets rather than hand-maintained — so it cannot drift out of step with the design.
Storefront sections
Turn on, turn off, reorder. All in the Customizer.
- Hero slider with a category rail
- Shop by category tiles
- Flash deals rail with a live countdown
- Featured / best-selling / newest / on-sale grids
- Brand marquee
- Trust badges
- Promo banner
- Latest blog posts
Built for real catalogues
The parts a large shop actually needs.
- Category mega menu with column layout, keyboard accessible
- Header search with a category scope
- Slide-out cart drawer with a free-shipping progress bar
- Shop filters in a sidebar on desktop, a drawer on mobile
- Sale badges, ratings and per-product deal countdowns
- Two columns on phones, so a 24-product page is not an endless scroll
What Haat deliberately does not do
A theme should not hold your data hostage.
Haat ships no wishlist, no compare feature, and no newsletter signup that stores email addresses. Those are plugin territory: a theme that owns them takes your customers' saved lists and your subscriber list with it the day you change theme. Haat renders the entry points and lets your plugin claim them — if no plugin has, the button simply is not shown.
Running a multi-vendor marketplace with Dokan or WCFM? Haat styles their store pages to match the rest of your site and shows the selling vendor on every product card — without reimplementing any vendor functionality. Your vendor plugin stays in charge of registration, commissions and payouts.
Requirements
- Version
- 1.0.6
- Requires WordPress
- 6.3 or newer
- Requires PHP
- 7.4 or newer
- Tested up to
- WordPress 7.1
- License
- GPL v2 or later
- Price
- Free
Licensing
Haat — and every other bytloop product, free and paid — is licensed under the GNU General Public License v2 or later, or a GPL-compatible license. That covers the PHP, the JavaScript, the CSS, the images, the icons and the fonts.
Read our full licensing statementQuestions about the theme, or need help with an install? Write to hello@bytloop.com, or see everything we ship for WordPress.