



Created by Shopify
Independently reviewed by the eDIY editorial team
Google PageSpeed Insights scores for the home page, out of 100
Tested in October 2026, the official Sense demo scored 82/100 on mobile and 99/100 on desktop. On mobile, LCP was 4.2s, CLS 0.00 and Total Blocking Time 85ms.
Tested Oct 2026 · Google PageSpeed Insights lab data
| Metric | Mobile | Desktop |
|---|---|---|
| Largest Contentful Paint | 4.2s | 866ms |
| Cumulative Layout Shift | 0.00 | 0.00 |
| Total Blocking Time | 85ms | 20ms |
| Speed Index | 3.1s | 605ms |
The 8 live stores we tested averaged 56/100 on mobile and 66/100 on desktop. Average mobile LCP was 16.4s and CLS was 0.06. These are complete production stores, so the numbers cover more than the theme itself.
Tested Oct 2026 · Results include each store's apps, images, tracking scripts and customizations
| Metric | Mobile | Desktop |
|---|---|---|
| Largest Contentful Paint | 16.4s | 1.9s |
| Cumulative Layout Shift | 0.06 | 0.27 |
| Total Blocking Time | 271ms | 336ms |
| Speed Index | 7.3s | 2.7s |
Position among all Shopify themes
Position among Beauty industry
Cumulative merchant reviews
Theme Store list price, USD
A sample of live Shopify stores where the Sense theme has been detected.







Sense has received 3 updates in the last 12 months.
Updates the header to use Shopify's customer account experience, adds a Customer accounts theme setting, and removes the legacy customer account pages.
Adds support for standard storefront events and a new section and block to display product disclosures.
Sense 15.4.1 introduces improvements for performance monitoring.
Sense 15.4.0 introduces support for nested cart lines, accessibility improvements, performance enhancements, and bug fixes.
Sense 15.3.0 adds pagination to the quick order list, updates settings labels, and introduces a few bug fixes.
I appreciate that this is a free theme, but if it is being offered to customers, the basic settings should really be included. At the moment, the theme seems to be aimed only at the English-speaking market. Standard elements such as button text, product variant labels and other key wording appear to be hard-coded, meaning they cannot be changed at design
When customers are using a mobile device it does not save the size that they choose, it defaults back to size small. It works correctly on the desktop version.
Hi, I have a question about market-specific URLs. When a customer visits my store on a market URL (e.g. luccimonte.com/en-gb) and switches product variants, the page reloads and loses the market context, reverting to the default language (Dutch). Could you help me fix this in the theme code? Thank you.
Hi, I’m using the Sense theme in version 15.2. I noticed that the Theme Store already shows version 15.4. Do I need to update, or is my current version still fine? Hi again. I wanted to follow up because I previously asked this question and unfortunately did not receive a response. I would appreciate some clarification on whether Sense version 15.2 is still fine to use or if an update to 15.4 is …
THE WEBSHOP IS ALL WHITE, PLEASE FIX IT. my clients aren’t able to view my shop now..
I agree, you need to to be able to add images for mobile and web. How will the customer be confused?? This is literally used on 99% of websites as it's a lot more practical to try make banners fit in the two sizes..