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Is this theme Ok with mobile? - http://demo.jawtemplates.com/goodstore/goodstore03/product/black-t-series/
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I spend full 2 days on google to find them.
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I like them all too , they are easy to navigate and all are eye catchy, Where did you find these? Theres a lot of nice templates at theme forest as well. They offer all cms wordpress carts.
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As Andy has already said it's what you prefer. Personally I dislike http://template-demo.org/woo/WCM01/WCM010002/product/quod-mazim/ I think it's the green left hand fold over.
My fav is http://demo.jawtemplates.com/goodstore/goodstore03/product/black-t-series/ Well laid out with obvious cart functionality (I did see the third one had a cart also it just wasn't as obvious on page open)
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They are all good Jordan, but it really comes down to which one you prefer yourself. Personally for me, I like this one http://demo.jawtemplates.com/goodstore/goodstore03/product/black-t-series/ because it seems clearer on the eye.
-Andy
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