Fur or Hair is an optional feature bullet in Bloomingdale's women's dresses department. It names any fur, hair or shearling on the dress, with the fiber and the location, and it comes with a compliance rule: real fur is not accepted on Bloomingdale's Marketplace, so the field describes faux fur, shearling, calf hair or cow hair, and stays blank for the great majority of dresses. When it is filled, Bloomingdale's shows it as a bullet in the details section of the product page.
The rules
| Rule | Value |
|---|---|
| Required | No |
| Maximum length | 254 characters, spaces included |
| Form | One phrase, no trailing period |
| Level | Parent listing, one value for the whole style |
| Department | Women's dresses |
Fill the field only when the source data mentions fur, hair or shearling. Describe faux fur with its fiber ("Faux fur: polyester") and where it sits (collar, hem, cuffs, trim). Name calf hair and cow hair as such; "pony hair" is never accepted, because the hair does not come from a pony. Name shearling as shearling. The bullet is shared across the style, so never describe one color or one size.
Examples
| Value | Verdict | Reason |
|---|---|---|
| Faux fur (polyester) trim at collar and cuffs | Good | Fiber and location |
| Faux fur (acrylic) hem | Good | Fiber and location |
| Calf hair panels at the bodice | Good | The correct name for the material |
| Genuine shearling collar | Good | Shearling named as shearling |
| Fur trim | Weak | No fiber, and reads as real fur |
| Pony hair panels | Weak | Never accepted; it is calf hair or cow hair |
| Faux fur collar in the ivory colorway | Weak | Names one color |
| Trimmed with soft faux fur. | Weak | A sentence with a period |
Common mistakes
- Leaving the field blank on a dress with a faux fur collar. Anything fur-like that the source describes goes here.
- Writing "fur" without "faux". Real fur is not accepted, so the value has to be explicit.
- Writing "pony hair". Rename it calf hair or cow hair.
- Describing the fur fiber only in Product Material. The fiber content belongs there too, but the location of the fur belongs here.
How Osello fills this field
Osello treats Fur or Hair as an optional parent-level text field capped at 254 characters. When a women's dresses listing is filled in, the AI reads the description first, then the attributes, then the images, and writes one phrase with the fiber and the location only when the source mentions fur, hair or shearling; otherwise the field stays blank. It names calf hair and cow hair correctly even when the source says "pony hair". The value is set once per style and shared by every size and colorway. See what gets filled in automatically and fix rejected listings if a reviewer flags a fur description.
Frequently asked questions
Is Fur or Hair required for women's dresses on Bloomingdale's?
No. It is optional in this department, and most dresses leave it blank.
Can I list a dress with real fur trim?
No. Real fur is not accepted on Bloomingdale's Marketplace. The field describes faux fur, shearling, calf hair or cow hair.
Why can't I write "pony hair"?
The material is cow or calf hair, and Bloomingdale's requires it to be named as such. Write "Calf hair" or "Cow hair".
Do I need to say which fiber the faux fur is?
Yes. State the fiber with the faux fur, for example "Faux fur (polyester) trim at hood", so the shopper knows it is synthetic.