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Bloomingdale's Collar type (Baby Coats, Baby Jackets, Baby Vests and 3 more) Field Guide

Stand, funnel, pillow, notched, shawl, etc. Max character limit of 254 characters (including spaces).

Collar type is an optional feature attribute on Bloomingdale's Marketplace for the kids and baby outerwear department. It names the collar on a coat or jacket, and Bloomingdale's shows the value as a feature bullet on the product page. Stand, funnel, pillow, notched and shawl collars are the shapes Bloomingdale's lists in its own attribute definition.

Bloomingdale's Marketplace runs on Mirakl and shares attribute definitions with Macy's. This field is on the kids and baby outerwear template; women's outerwear has a comparable Collar field.

The rules

Rule Detail
Required No
Level Parent listing, one value for every color and size
Length Up to 254 characters, spaces included
Format One phrase, no trailing period
Content Collar shape, plus a throat tab and its closure when present

Use the collar vocabulary Bloomingdale's recognizes: funnel, shawl, stand, notch lapel, peak lapel, pillow, spread, point, band, hooded collar or rib-knit collar. When the collar has a front throat tab, add it and say how it closes (snap, zip or button). The phrase applies to the whole style, so leave out anything specific to one colorway or size.

Examples

Value Verdict Reason
Stand collar with snap throat tab Good Shape plus the tab and its closure
Notch lapel Good The correct term for a tailored kids coat
Rib-knit collar Good Short and specific
Cozy collar keeps little necks warm. Weak A sentence with a period and no shape
Faux-fur trimmed hood Weak That belongs in the Hood field

Common mistakes

  • Describing the hood here. Hood construction goes in Hood; write "Hooded collar" only when the hood forms the collar.
  • Mixing collar and neckline terms from tops, such as "crew neck".
  • Mentioning the collar's lining or trim color, which can vary by colorway.

How Osello fills this field

Osello treats Collar type as an optional parent-level text field on kids and baby outerwear listings, so one phrase is shared by every variant. The AI reads the product description first, then attributes, then images, matches the collar to Bloomingdale's vocabulary and writes at most 254 characters with no period. When neither the copy nor the photos show the collar clearly, it leaves the field blank. Read more in how Osello AI fills listing fields.

Frequently asked questions

Is Collar type required on Bloomingdale's?

No. It is optional for kids and baby outerwear. A listing submits without it, but the product page loses a bullet.

How do I describe a jacket whose hood replaces the collar?

Write "Hooded collar" here and put the hood's construction (detachable, drawstring, trim) in the Hood field.

Should I include the throat tab?

Yes, when there is one. Say how it closes, for example "Funnel collar with zip throat tab".