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    Hi,
    I want to sell clothes, but they have two size variations.
    One size list is for juniors, and second size list is for seniors.

    So in general, If I am right, I have to create two attributes ( size juniors / size seniors ). And I have to create attribute something like ( Age – the switcher ). But how I can connect it, so when client choose Juniors, he will have the list of only juniors sizes, same with seniors?

    Right now I know how to make colors, sizes, and any other variations, but they are not so idepented as I would like them to be.
    Sorry for my English, but hopefully You will get me right.

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  • Hi @dawidxt. Yes, that makes sense! Essentially, it sounds like you want “conditional variations,” where certain variations (e.g., junior sizes) only show up when certain other variations are selected first (e.g., the junior age group). There is no way out of the box for WooCommerce to do this.

    First of all, I just want to clarify that the way this would work by default is that there would be a variation for each possible combination of attributes. So this might look like junior small, junior medium, junior large, senior small, senior medium, senior large.

    For conditional variations, your best bet would be a “product kit” type plugin, such as Composite Products. https://woocommerce.com/products/composite-products/ With this, the age would be a component of the product that would then affect the size component. The third component would be the item of clothing itself. So the full composite would include age, size, and item of clothing.

    Thread Starter dawidxt

    (@dawidxt)

    Hey @apmwebdev , thank You for fast responding. And yeah, You got me right. The word I was looking for was “conditional variations” – told You about my english… ??

    Anyways in the mean time (on todays morning coffee) I was thinking about it, and I came up to idea as You describe it with working by default. And this is the way I will do it – I want to avoid extra costs. So I will just give one huge list to choose from.

    Thank You, and wish You a great day!

    That makes sense @dawidxt! You’re very welcome! I’m going to go ahead and mark this thread as resolved. Feel free to create a new thread if you have any further questions!

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