string variant

pattern

The product's pattern — solid, striped, floral, plaid, etc. Used as a variant filter alongside colour and size, primarily for apparel and home textiles.

Also known as: print

Channel support

Channel Status Field name Notes
Google Merchant Center Optional pattern Docs →
Meta Commerce Manager Optional pattern
TikTok Shop Optional pattern
Pinterest Catalog Optional pattern
Amazon Optional pattern_name
Bing Merchant Center Optional pattern

Why it matters

Pattern is a refinement-heavy filter on Shopping interfaces. Users searching 'striped shirt' or 'floral dress' filter on pattern explicitly, and items with the field populated win those refined searches.

Pattern is the third-tier apparel filter, behind colour and size, but it punches above its weight in fashion-focused Shopping. Users searching for striped shirts, floral dresses, or plaid patterns filter explicitly on pattern, and the conversion rates on those refined searches are high. The trade-off is content scope: pattern is optional everywhere and meaningful only for visually-patterned items.

Standard pattern names work: Solid, Striped, Floral, Plaid, Polka Dot, Checkered, Geometric, Animal Print. Marketing names ("Eye-catching design", "Statement print") don't filter. The same logic as colour: brand marketing language in title for positioning, standard pattern in the field for machine-readable filtering.

For non-apparel categories where pattern doesn't apply (electronics, books, food), leave it empty. The field is genuinely optional for those — populating it with "N/A" or "None" adds noise without value.

Format rules

  • Standard pattern names ('solid', 'striped', 'floral', 'plaid', 'polka dot')

    Applies to: Google Merchant Center, Meta Commerce Manager, TikTok Shop, Pinterest Catalog, Amazon, Bing Merchant Center

  • Max 100 characters

    Applies to: Google Merchant Center

Valid examples

Solid

Single colour, no pattern

Striped

Standard stripe pattern

Floral

Floral print

Common mistakes

Eye-catching design

Marketing language

FAQ

Is pattern required?

Optional everywhere — but populating it improves visibility in pattern-filtered searches. Worth the effort for apparel and home textiles.

Last reviewed: 26 May 2026

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