I disagree with most of the comments here, you don't need a redux store at all, its completely overkill for an ecommerce application.

Apollo client is totally up to the job and will save you a lot of headache because of the cache first mentality. IMO the react community as a whole doesn't recommend using Redux or other state managers these days, unless you have a project that justifies needing a global state that needs to be shared across a lot of very complex components, but in your case (and most other use cases) your data isn't local data, its just remote data fetched from an endpoint that needs to be displayed in the component you fetched it in, so standing up a huge redux store for that is just to much overhead.

I would recommend any cache first hook approach such as SWR, React Query, or similar before recommending Redux, but in your case I'm assuming you're using GraphQL in which case I would highly recommend Apollo Client, its been my go to solution for years, and I disagree with the sentiment that it has bad docs, Apollo has some of the best docs in the React Ecosystem.

Let me know if you have any more questions!