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Understanding & Creating Custom Attributes
Understanding & Creating Custom Attributes

Learn how to create and apply custom attributes to your products in Sellbrite.

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Written by Holland Rocha
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What Are Custom Attributes?

By default, product attributes in Sellbrite are fairly limited to basic information such as product name, brand, and manufacturer. However, Sellbrite allows you to expand these attributes by creating Custom Attributes. Custom Attributes let you add specific details relevant to your products, such as style, color, and length. This additional item-specific data helps you better organize and manage your products in Sellbrite.

How Do Add Custom Attributes?

To create a new Custom Attribute, click Settings > Custom Product Attributes. Create the attribute by simply typing in the attribute name and clicking '+ Add'. This will only create the Attribute name (i.e. Style). You will populate the actual attribute values within each individual product or in bulk by using a CSV file.

NOTE: Custom Attributes are case-sensitive, so be careful with your capitalization.

What is a Product Attribute Value?

If a product attribute is 'style', then its values would be something like 'modern', 'vintage', or 'bohemian.' To add a value, go to your Edit Product page for the item you wish to update, then navigate to the 'Custom Attributes' tab.

Select your attribute from the dropdown and enter a value.

  

NOTE: Custom Attributes won't be visible on product pages until a value is provided for that attribute. are hidden until you add a value.

Special Uses

Custom Attributes can be leveraged to store additional data beyond simply item specifics. Here are a list of uses for Custom Attributes to better merchandise your listings and manage your data:

  • Secondary category field for easier CSV management.

  • A notes field for any purpose (inventory, product line, supplier note, etc.)

  • Additional condition notes for your team

  • Designated fields for return policy, shipping policy, etc. for inserting into in dynamic descriptions

  • Channel-specific listing titles

  • Hosted image URLs for inserting additional product images into your description

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