A product variant is a specific model (SKU) of a product, a product could include various product variants. 

When Can You Create a Product Variant?  

• Product has differnt sizes;
• Product has different colors;
• Product has different patterns or style;
• Product has different functionality, technical parameters etc..

Product Variant Requirements

• Product variants must belong to the same model: for example, a table and a chair cannot be set as different variants of the same product;
• Each product variant must have its own unique SKU;
• All product variants must be displayed: for example, if a product comes in three colors, and the variants are set based on the colors, it is prohibited to display only two colors;
• If one product variant has a variant main image, other variants must have it as well;
• Colors for product variants must be chosen from the list of currently accepted colors;
  If you work with Joom using the ERP system, you can find the list of accepted colors here.
  If you don't, you can download the file with the list of accepted colors here.
• Colors, sizes and images cannot be the same for several product variants;
• You can set as the picture and the color name for different variants of the same product;
• Don't set random as product variant color;
• Don't set letters or numbers as product variant size (for example, A, B, C or 1, 2, 3). The product variant size must clearly indicate the size itself;
• If all product variants are the same size, don't set the size as the product variant attribute. Indicate it in the product description instead. 

⚠️ PLEASE NOTE: If your product doesn't meet the product variant requirements, it will be rejected during the moderation process.

Examples of Setting Product Variants

If a product comes in two colors (black and white), and two sizes (S and M), then this product is going to have four variants.

Examples of Incorrect Product Variants

Product image displays several colors, but the product itself comes only in two colors.		Using numbers or letters to mark variants instead of providing variant main images.