Special Details is an optional feature attribute on Bloomingdale's Marketplace for the women's outerwear department. It carries the distinguishing points of a coat or jacket that no other attribute covers: embellishments and where they sit, the print or texture, technical features and what they do, and a line of background on the designer or design. Bloomingdale's prints the value as a feature bullet on the product page, so it does real work for a shopper comparing puffers that look alike in the grid.
Bloomingdale's Marketplace runs on Mirakl and shares attribute definitions with Macy's. Special Details exists in every apparel department; this page covers women's outerwear, where the definition specifically names allover quilting, plaid prints, tech features and finishes, inner shoulder or backpack straps, underarm vents and drawstring hems.
The rules
| Rule | Detail |
|---|---|
| Required | No. Blank when there is nothing distinctive to say |
| Level | Parent listing, one value shared by every color and size |
| Length | Up to 254 characters, spaces included |
| Format | One phrase, no trailing period |
| Source | Only what the product data states or the images clearly show |
Content Bloomingdale's asks for here:
- Embellishments and their placement: lace overlay, sequins, embroidery, ruffles, tiers, cutouts, pleats, graphics, logo patches (with location).
- Print, texture or finish: allover floral print, plaid, jacquard, quilted, coated, color-blocked.
- Trims: rib-knit, leather piping, moto stitching.
- Technical or performance features and what they do; the intended activity (running, skiing).
- Construction extras with no field of their own: inner shoulder or backpack straps, underarm vents, drawstring hem.
- Brief background on the designer or the design.
Details with a dedicated outerwear attribute stay out. Hood, Collar, Closure, Pockets & Location, Sleeves & Cuffs, Hem & Vents, Water-Repellent and Sustainability Info each have their own field, and repeating them here makes the bullet list read twice. Because one phrase covers every variant, never describe one colorway ("navy with red piping") or one size.
Examples
| Value | Verdict | Reason |
|---|---|---|
| Allover diamond quilting with logo patch at the left chest | Good | Finish and patch location |
| Windproof shell with underarm vents and drawstring hem | Good | Tech feature, its benefit and two extras with no field of their own |
| Plaid print with leather piping at the seams | Good | Print and trim |
| Inner backpack straps for hands-free carrying | Good | Construction extra Bloomingdale's names |
| Warm and stylish for winter | Weak | Marketing, no concrete detail |
| Zip-detachable hood with faux-fur trim | Weak | Belongs in Hood |
| Ivory quilted coat with gold hardware | Weak | Describes one colorway |
| Features quilting and a logo patch. | Weak | Sentence with a period |
Common mistakes
- Repeating the title or the category ("Puffer jacket").
- Listing the fiber content. Percentages go in Product Material.
- Copying the water-repellent claim here when the department has its own field for it.
- Joining several sentences into a paragraph. One phrase, no period.
How Osello fills this field
Osello fills Special Details once per parent listing in the women's outerwear department, so one phrase is shared by every colorway and size. The AI reads the product description first, then the product attributes, then the images, and writes a single phrase under 254 characters with no trailing period, using only what the source states or the images clearly show. When nothing distinctive is available the field stays blank rather than receiving a generic line. You can review or override the value on the listing, and add custom instructions if your line has house terms Osello should use. The department's other attributes are in the Bloomingdale's field directory.
Frequently asked questions
Is Special Details required for women's outerwear on Bloomingdale's?
No. It is optional. Fill it when the coat has a finish, print, trim, technology or design story worth calling out, and leave it blank otherwise.
Can I put the designer's background here?
Yes. Bloomingdale's definition includes background on the designer or design. Keep it to a short phrase, for example "Signature quilting pattern first introduced in 1965", and stay within 254 characters.
The jacket has inner backpack straps. Which field takes them?
Special Details. Bloomingdale's names inner shoulder and backpack straps, underarm vents and drawstring hems as examples for this field because no other outerwear attribute covers them.
Should I mention the fabric here?
Only a finish or texture (quilted, coated, jacquard). The fiber content itself goes in Product Material.