A user asked how to remove vendor names from product pages in their Shopify store using the Prestige theme.
Solutions provided:
CSS method: Add custom CSS code to hide the vendor element by setting display: none on the .ProductMeta__Vendor class
Theme settings (Prestige): Navigate to theme customization → Products → Default products → Product page → Product meta, then uncheck the “Show vendor” checkbox
Dawn theme solution: Access theme editor → Products → Default product → Template → Product information → Text, then click on the Vendor dynamic source and select “Remove dynamic source”
Key tools mentioned:
Preview inspector tool helps identify which theme editor settings control specific page elements
Outcome: Multiple users confirmed the solutions worked for their stores. The discussion resolved with clear step-by-step instructions for both Prestige and Dawn themes, including screenshots to guide users through the process.
Summarized with AI on November 17.
AI used: claude-sonnet-4-5-20250929.
Hello Shopify Community! I want to remove the Vendor’s name from my product’s page. I searched through my theme settings but didn’t find any options as such. I’m using the Prestige theme.
The Prestige theme should have a setting within the theme editor to hide vendor names from product pages. You can follow the instructions below to check if the option is also available on your end:
Navigate to Online store > Themes > Customise.
On the top of the theme editor, click the dropdown button and select Products > Default products.
On the left-hand side of your screen, click Product page > Product meta.
You should then be able to see the Show vendor checkbox on the right-hand side of your screen, as seen on the image below. Make sure to uncheck this box to hide the vendor names from your product pages.
For future references, if you’re unsure of whether or not you can edit certain aspects of your store from within the theme editor, you can use the preview inspector tool. When enabled, the preview inspector allows you to click on any outlined element to open the corresponding setting within the editor.
Thanks Kimi! I didn’t have any idea that you can edit/change your theme settings from this dropdown as well, thanks to you now I discovered a ton of other settings (: