New size attributes now available for Listing Apparel products
Amazon is standardizing apparel sizes to improve the overall customer shopping experience through ingestion of consistent and accurate data. Starting February 22, 2021, you will be required to use these attributes when creating new listings and updating existing listings.
Previously, sellers used free-form text to provide apparel sizing information. Now, you must select values from a standardized list for size attributes like apparel size, body type, and height type for DRESS, SWEATER, BLAZER, SWEATSHIRT, COAT, VEST, ROBE, TIGHTS, KURTA, TUNIC, TRACK_SUIT, PAJAMAS, SOCKS, UNDERPANTS, SUIT, and SALWAR_SUIT_SET. These attributes will enhance the customer experience when browsing and viewing your products by displaying standardized and consistent size values.
Please review the details and additional product type release dates outlined on the Apparel Product Listing Experience Help Page and the Frequently Asked Questions page.
Refer to the Apparel Size Standardization Seller Guide for details on how to submit these structured attributes during listing creation/updates.
New size attributes now available for Listing Apparel products
Amazon is standardizing apparel sizes to improve the overall customer shopping experience through ingestion of consistent and accurate data. Starting February 22, 2021, you will be required to use these attributes when creating new listings and updating existing listings.
Previously, sellers used free-form text to provide apparel sizing information. Now, you must select values from a standardized list for size attributes like apparel size, body type, and height type for DRESS, SWEATER, BLAZER, SWEATSHIRT, COAT, VEST, ROBE, TIGHTS, KURTA, TUNIC, TRACK_SUIT, PAJAMAS, SOCKS, UNDERPANTS, SUIT, and SALWAR_SUIT_SET. These attributes will enhance the customer experience when browsing and viewing your products by displaying standardized and consistent size values.
Please review the details and additional product type release dates outlined on the Apparel Product Listing Experience Help Page and the Frequently Asked Questions page.
Refer to the Apparel Size Standardization Seller Guide for details on how to submit these structured attributes during listing creation/updates.
9 replies
Seller_xY6Sz2TGr3qlq
The headline this morning said “required” now it says “available”…
Are they required or just available?
Seller_KOsHWCDw6zcSe
Need more clarification here. It’s the prime reason of alienating Seller’s. Amazon need to satisfy both customers and the sellers.
Seller_adDk4tWH6wbWN
Please consider adding size 000 to the adult female list. 000, 00, 0, 2, 4, 6, 8, etc.
Seller_4yLhlfkZjRnr1
When are you going to add a unisex category? Pretty crazy we still have to choose “Male” or “Female” for the browse node.
Seller_YzCEV3DHGVqQG
The important thing is that we didn’t tell us whether it had any impact on existing links and whether we needed to change existing links to adapt to Amazon’s new regulations.
Or is it just to create a new link and change the old link to use the new size attribute.
Seller_eAicwl8FBWYjA
When editing variations from the parent, the bulk selectors at the top do not work! Such as Target Gender, Age Range Description…This is very labor intensive - around 160 clicks per parent style. I am using google chrome by the way…
