When listing clothing items on Amazon, it's essential to correctly configure the size-related attributes. Proper setup not only ensures your listings are compliant with Amazon requirements but also helps buyers find the right size.
This article explains how to set up size attributes for clothing categories, using examples.Â
Read also the related Amazon documentation:
Size setup attributes
- Common Attribute
"size..value": This attribute can be used to provide the main size of your product.Â
- Category-Specific Attributes
Depending on the product category, additional size attributes might be required.Â
Complete these attributes for your clothing products (valid values differ for each country):
- "target_gender..value" (required): Gender for which the product is intended. Possible values: "Female", "Male", "Unisex".
- "age_range_description..value" (required): Age range for which the product is intended. Possible values: "Adult", "Kid", "Toddler" (1-3 year of age), "Infant" (0-1 year of age).
- "size_system" (required): Country code corresponding to the selling country, used to display local sizes. Examples: "UK", "FR/ES".
- "size_class" (required): Type of clothing sizes. Examples: "Age", "Alpha", "Numeric".
- "size" (required): Clothing size value. Examples: "40", "S", "6 Months".
- "size_to"Â (optional): Use only if providing a range of sizes for a product. Select the ending clothing size range value. Examples: "42", "M", "12 Months".
- "body_type" (conditionally mandatory): Applicable body type. May not be required for specific products or age range descriptions. Examples: "Regular", "Plus".
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"height_type" (conditionally mandatory): Applicable height type. May not be required for specific products or age range descriptions. Examples: "Regular", "Tall".
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Please note that the names of the "size", "size_system", "size_to", "size_class", "body_type" and "height_type" attributes vary depending on the product type.
Example: for pants, you will fill in the "bottoms" attributes ("bottoms_size.size", "bottoms_size.size_system", etc.).
For variations, make sure to leave all size attributes empty for the parent products.
Examples
The following examples are for hats sold in France - values are specific to each country.
- Example 1: Adult Hat (Size 55 to 57)
Attribute | Value |
size..value | 55-57 |
age_range_description..value | Adulte |
headwear_size.size_01 | 55 |
headwear_size.size_to_01 | 57 |
headwear_size.size_class_01 | Numérique |
headwear_size.size_system_01 | FR/ES |
special_size_type..value | Standard |
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- Example 2: Baby Hat (3 to 12 Months)
Attribute | Value |
size..value | 3-12 mois |
age_range_description..value | Nourrisson |
headwear_size.size_01 | 3 mois |
headwear_size.size_to_01 | 12 mois |
headwear_size.size_class_01 | Âge |
headwear_size.size_system_01 | FR/ES |
special_size_type..value | Taille plus petite |
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Lengow Tips
- Always ensure logical consistency between age range and size.
For example, a size labeled "Infant" shouldn't have a size value like "XXL". - Do not populate size-related attributes for parent products.
- Use classification rules based on your sizing format (numeric, age, alphabetical).
- If unsure, test your configuration with sample products to verify no errors are returned from Amazon.