JessicaAmber
Contributor II

Product style control is what lets us pick if a t-shirt is only available on black t-shirts, white t-shirts, etc.

The current system - where you can choose 1 style preset from a dropdown menu - is a very all-or-nothing approach, which can often lead to excluding several viable products to prevent 1 unwanted product appearing.

The example that brought me here was the iron-on clothing labels. They are available in 3 shapes: square, circle, rectangle. If my design looks bad on a rectangle, there is currently no way to exclude JUST that shape. I can choose to have 'only this shape', which means I would only have circles availble. By not including squares, I may miss out of valuable sales. The same thing can apply to any product available in a wide variety of shapes - cushions, keyrings, etc.

My proposal is that the styles each get their own checkbox so designers can precisely choose which variations they do and don't want for each design. 

2 Comments
Badeesie
Contributor III

There is a similar problem with spiral notebooks. When I position elements to work well on squares and rectangles, they usually look terrible on the heart-shaped ones.

Roberta
Moderator
Moderator

Hi @JessicaAmber 

Many thanks for the suggestion. I'll certainly be passing this along to the Team 📝

Roberta 🌷