50 Clean & Modern eCommerce Sites for Web Design Inspiration

Smaller eCommerce sites have the luxury of not having to follow the pre-defined design styles that many larger corporate stores tend to use. They really don’t need to have a content-heavy landing page, a mega-menu with hundreds of categories, or even a section for suggested or alternative products.

All smaller eCommerce stores need for their prized products is a great designer that will build a simple and modern site around those items. Of course, a buy-it-now button would be helpful as well. Not much more is needed. Shopping really does not have to be complicated.

Many smaller stores still have the notion that they need to look like one of the big boys. That really is not case as we prove with these 50 beautifully designed eCommerce sites below:

Hard Graft

Saturdays Surf NYC

Optimo Hats

United Pixelworkers

Lemon & Mint

The Goodhood Store

Wootten

OWL Shop

Rachel Gant Jewelry

Steven Alan Optical

X-Doria

F A L V É

Budnitz Bicycles

Aria

BOLDKING

Ermenegildo Zegna

Emmanuelle.d

AÃRK Collective

Eden

Anthonij Rupert Wines

B&O PLAY

Kershaw Knives

Nixon Watches

Eastworks Leather Company

Harry's – Great Shave

Dolbeau

Satorisan

The Hub Coffee & Bicycles

Hommard Cashmere Sweaters

noodoll

Noon Solar

Emporium Pies

VANMOOF 10

NiftyThrifty

Bornshoes

Kubxlab

BonLook

Cappellos

Tatchies

Le Coq Sportif

Lois Jeans

Discover Bagigia

Wantful

ECC Lighting & Furniture

Awesome Tees

IWC Schaffhausen

Oak Street Bootmakers

Shwood

Ada Blackjack Shop

Comments

Ayisha Papiya

Really fantastic and very much clean eCommerce sites. All categories are awesome !!
HemanthMalli

Awesome collection. True inspiration for all web designers for creating creative eCommerce sites.
slapstickj

Some of these sites don’t know much about ecommerce, despite looking pretty. Add to Cart buttons are not easy to find on Aria or Kershaw Knives. Lois Jeans takes over 30 seconds to load and has a really annoying video page background.
Many of them have “intro screens.” If you have to tell your site visitors to scroll down, you’ve designed your site WRONG!
hzane

ecommerce especially in botique shopping is about building trust, demonstrating value and creating brand identity experience. It depends on your product and audience whether something is appropriate or not. Furthermore long scrolling pages are not “WRONG” as you so emphatically stated. Its just not traditional nor generic.
Human.A

This is really great, thank you very much. This post made my day more productive.
Salman Abbas

Was this post meant for photography inspiration or web design? Most of them are just large sized images and have a few links at best.
Kunle Campbell

That is the direction of the web – stunning visuals drive social and would be the norm across the board.