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This article outlines best practices for setting up and using style attributes in Vestis Labs to support consistent structuring, classification, and enhanced data organisation across all…

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Style attributes – admin setup

This article outlines best practices for setting up and using style attributes in Vestis Labs to support consistent structuring, classification, and enhanced data organisation across all styles.

Introduction & best practice

Style attributes in Vestis Labs help define key characteristics of your styles, ensuring clarity, consistency, and alignment throughout your product development workflow. By assigning attributes—such as product group, fit, material type, gender, or target region—you create structured data that improves filtering, reporting, and collaboration across teams.

While style attributes are optional, using them is highly recommended to support scalability and maintain well-organised style data as your assortment grows. Clear attribute definitions in Admin ensure consistent use, improve searchability, and streamline development processes for all users.

Step-by-step guide

Users can create a Style Attribute Master in two ways:

  1. Through the Style Attribute page.
  2. Through the Create Style page.

Create style attribute

Through the style attribute page

SettingsCollection & StyleStyle Attribute

Permission: VIEW_STYLE_ATTRIBUTE,CREATE_STYLE_ATTRIBUTE

Navigate to Settings > Collection & Style. Select Style Attribute.

  • Click the 'New' button - a Create Style Attribute page will show up.
The Create Style Attribute form with Name, Digital ID and Tech Pack fields
The Style Attributes master list with the New button and a three-dot menu on each row
  • Name - *mandatory (for example Fit, Style or Pattern)
  • Digital ID - select Yes or No. If you choose "Yes" - this attribute will be shown on your Digital ID. If you choose "No" - this attribute will not be shown on your Digital ID.
  • Tech Pack - select Yes or No. Controls whether this attribute is shown in the tech pack.
  • Click Create to finish
The Create Style Attribute form with a name entered and Digital ID and Tech Pack set to Yes

Edit style attribute

  • Click the three-dot menu in the attribute's row and select Edit
The three-dot menu of an attribute row offering View attributes, Edit and Delete
  • The Edit Style Attribute page will open
  • Change the fields and click Update to finish
The Edit Style Attribute form with the current values and the Update button

View style attribute

This means that when you want to create a new Style Attribute, you must first choose an Attribute Master (a main category or grouping). After selecting the appropriate Attribute Master, you can add a style Attribute to that group.

The values inside the Fit attribute with their creation and modification dates and a New button

  • Click the three-dot menu in the attribute's row and select View attributes

  • Click the 'New' button - a Create Style Attribute Child window will show up under the selected Main Attribute style.

  • Name - *mandatory

  • Click Create to finish

The Create Style Attribute Child window with a Name field under the selected attribute

To change or remove an attribute inside a main attribute, use the pen icon (edit) or the trash icon (delete) in its row. Editing opens an Edit Style Attribute Child window. The table also shows Creation Date and Last Modification.

Delete style attribute

Click the three-dot menu in the main attribute's row and select Delete, then click Delete in the Delete Style Attribute confirmation. This cannot be undone.

The Delete Style Attribute confirmation

Through the main style page

Navigate to the Attributes field on the Create Style page or the Main Style Details page. See: Create Style page.

  • Click Add Attribute - the Add Style Attribute window opens
The Add Attribute window opened from the Attributes field of the Create Style page
  • Select a Style Attributes Master in the first field. To create a new master, type its name and choose the Add option in the list
  • Select a Style Attribute in the second field, or create a new one the same way
  • Click Add to attach the attribute to the style
The Add Style Attribute window with the Fit master selected and the Style Attribute field below it

Nb: Users can create and assign multiple Style Attributes to a Style.