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# Store Selector

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The **Store Selector** lets you set up multiple retail or warehouse locations and link them to your Shopify store’s official Locations. This helps customers quickly see product availability and discover useful location-specific details like operating hours, pickup options, or directions.

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### Step 1: Set Up Shopify Locations

Before using the Store Selector, make sure your Shopify Locations are fully configured. These represent the physical places from which you fulfill orders or offer pickups.

To set them up, refer to Shopify’s official documentation: [**Shopify Locations Setup**](https://help.shopify.com/en/manual/fulfillment/setup/delivery-methods)

Once your locations are ready and live, you can start configuring the theme’s Store Selector.
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### Step 2: Add the Store Selector Drawer

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1. Scroll to the bottom of the left-side theme editor panel.
2. Find the **Overlay** section group.
3. Add the **Store selector drawer** section.

Each **Store** block inside this drawer corresponds to one Shopify **Location**.

{% hint style="success" icon="hand-pointer" %}
The **Store name** field must exactly match the name of the location in **Store settings → Locations**.
{% endhint %}

You can also optionally add:

* **Address**
* **Image**
* **Details** like business hours or additional info
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### Step 3: Add Store Selector to Navigation

#### Header

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Enable the checkbox under the Store selector heading.

#### Menu Drawer

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1. Go to the **Overlay** section group.
2. Add the **Store selector** block inside the **Menu drawer** section.
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### Step 4: Add Pickup Availability Widgets

#### Product Cards

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In any section or block that displays product cards, enable the **Show pickup availability** checkbox.

#### Product Template

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Add the **Pickup availability** block inside the **Product overview** section.

#### Colors

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Go to **Theme settings → Color scheme** and adjust the colors under the **Pickup availability** heading.
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