Write size tables that Find my size can read

Selvedge reads three kinds of table, each on its own page in Online StorePages. Create the table in the page editor with the table button, or paste it from a spreadsheet.

1. The size guide (body measurements)

This is the table Find my size compares with. Sizes go down the first column, body measurements across.

1. Write the size names exactly as they are in your product options: if your products say M, the table says M, not Medium.

2. Put one measurement per column, with a range (88-94) or a single number.

3. Keep one unit for the whole table, and set it in Theme settings > Size and fit > Default measurement unit (or in the Fit Studio block, for this table).

4. The first three measurement columns become the fields in Find my size, so put the most telling ones first: chest, waist and hips for tops and dresses; waist, hips and inside leg for trousers.

Shoppers can switch the table between centimeters and inches, and every cell converts.

2. Garment measurements

These are measurements of the garment, laid flat: a different page per product type, chosen in the Garment measurements block.

Add How it was measured in the block, for example "Measured flat, with the garment laid out", so shoppers can compare with a piece they own.

3. Size conversion

Your sizes in the first column, then one column per size system. Choose the page in the Size conversion block.

Mistakes to avoid