Products & Pricing
Sizes, options and extras
Setting up the choices a buyer makes on a product, and collecting the details you need to make it.
Last updated September 2, 2026
Almost nothing in a branded store is one fixed thing. A shirt has sizes; a bag might have a name on it; a jacket may come with an optional logo position.
Options and extras
- Select one — the buyer picks a single choice, like a size.
- Select multiple — they can pick several.
- A text field on an extra — where you need them to type something, like a name for personalisation.
Options can carry their own price, so a larger size or an added embroidery costs what it should rather than being absorbed.
Getting personalisation right
WHATEVER THEY TYPE IS WHAT YOU WILL EMBROIDER
A free text field is taken literally. Say what you expect — "First name only, as it should appear, maximum 12 characters" — and you will spend far less time chasing people about capitals, nicknames and full sentences typed into a name box.
Sizes
- Use the size names the buyer sees on a label, not supplier codes.
- Put children's and adults' sizes in an order that reads sensibly, not alphabetically.
- Link to a size guide from the description. It prevents the most expensive kind of return.