Leg Silhouette is an optional feature bullet on Bloomingdale's Marketplace for the women's bottoms department. It names the cut of the leg: skinny, slim, straight, relaxed, bootcut, flared, wide leg, cropped, tapered or jogger. Bloomingdale's shows it in the details section of the product page, and it is the bullet a shopper reads to confirm what the photos suggest about the fit. Bloomingdale's lists the silhouettes it expects in the attribute definition, so the value should come from that vocabulary.
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 bottoms |
Bloomingdale's names slim, super slim, bootcut, straight, relaxed, flared, wide leg, cropped and skinny. Osello's instructions add tapered and jogger for the cuts those cover. Use the fit name your brand gives the style first, then confirm it against the images. A style that combines a fit and a leg, such as a relaxed straight, can carry both words in one phrase.
Examples
| Value | Verdict | Reason |
|---|---|---|
| Skinny | Good | One silhouette from the list |
| Wide leg | Good | Bloomingdale's own term |
| Relaxed straight | Good | Fit plus leg in one phrase |
| Cropped flare | Good | Length plus leg shape |
| Tapered jogger | Good | A recognizable active cut |
| Flattering fit | Weak | Not a silhouette |
| Regular | Weak | Describes inseam length, not the leg |
| Slim in the black wash, straight in the light wash | Weak | Varies by colorway; the bullet is shared |
| These jeans hug the leg. | Weak | A sentence with a period |
Common mistakes
- Using your brand's fit name alone when it means nothing to a Bloomingdale's shopper ("The Weekender"). Translate it to the silhouette it is.
- Putting the inseam here. Length is Inseam Type & Measurement, and only "cropped" doubles as a silhouette.
- Putting the rise here. High-waisted describes the rise, which has its own bullet, Rise Type & Measurement.
- Leaving the field blank when the photos show the cut clearly.
How Osello fills this field
Osello treats Leg Silhouette as an optional parent-level text field capped at 254 characters. When a women's bottoms listing is filled in, the AI reads the product description and fit attributes first, then the images, and writes one phrase from the silhouette vocabulary. A brand fit name is mapped to the silhouette it describes. The value is set once per style and shared by every size and colorway. See how Osello AI fills listing fields and custom instructions to map your own fit names.
Frequently asked questions
Is Leg Silhouette required for women's bottoms on Bloomingdale's?
No. It is optional, though the leg cut is visible in almost every image, so Osello fills it on nearly every style.
Which silhouettes does Bloomingdale's list?
Slim, super slim, bootcut, straight, relaxed, flared, wide leg, cropped and skinny. Tapered and jogger cover active and knit cuts.
Can I combine two words?
Yes. "Relaxed straight" or "Cropped flare" is one phrase that names both the fit and the leg.
Does high-waisted go here?
No. High-waisted is a rise, and rise has its own bullet in this department.