# Bloomingdale's Fit description (Baby Jeans, Baby Pants, Baby Shorts and 5 more) Field Guide

> Slim, straight, wide-leg, etc. Max character limit of 254 characters (including spaces).

**Fit description** on Bloomingdale's Marketplace states the leg silhouette of a pair of bottoms: skinny, slim, straight, relaxed, bootcut, flared, wide leg, cropped, tapered or jogger. This page covers the version of the field for the kids and baby bottoms department. It is optional, it sits on the parent listing so one value covers every colorway and size, and it appears on the product page.

## The rules

| Rule | Value |
| --- | --- |
| Required | No, optional in kids and baby bottoms |
| Length | At most 254 characters, spaces included |
| Form | One phrase, no trailing period |
| Level | Parent listing, shared by every variant in the style group |
| Priority | The brand's own fit name first, then what the images show |

Use the fit name the brand already uses on its site or line sheet. When the brand has none, describe what the images show with the standard vocabulary: skinny, super slim, slim, straight, relaxed, bootcut, flared, wide leg, cropped, tapered, jogger. Two words can combine when the fit needs both ("Relaxed straight"). The field is about the leg only: [Rise description](/marketplaces/bloomingdales/fields/product-dimensions3-kids-and-baby-bottoms) takes the rise and [Sizing info](/marketplaces/bloomingdales/fields/product-dimensions1-kids-and-baby-bottoms) takes the measurements.

## Examples

| Value | Verdict | Reason |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Skinny | Good | One standard fit name |
| Relaxed straight | Good | Two fit words that describe one leg |
| Jogger | Good | The recognized name for a tapered, cuffed leg |
| Regular | Weak | Says nothing about the leg |
| Skinny in sizes 2T to 5T | Weak | Mentions sizes |

## Common mistakes

- Writing the rise ("Mid rise") or the inseam here instead of the silhouette.
- Using a marketing fit name without the standard term when the name alone is unclear to a shopper.
- Leaving the field blank because the source data has no fit name, when the images clearly show the leg.

## How Osello fills this field

Osello treats Fit description as an optional text field on the parent listing for items placed in a kids and baby bottoms category on Bloomingdale's. The AI agent takes the fit name from the product description or attributes first, and when there is none it reads the leg silhouette from the images. It writes one phrase within the 254-character limit, set once per style group and shared by every colorway and size, and leaves the field blank when neither the data nor the images make the silhouette clear. Brands with their own fit vocabulary can map it to the standard terms through [custom instructions](/help/ai-prompts/custom-instructions). Other bottoms attributes such as [Closure](/marketplaces/bloomingdales/fields/fnb1-kids-and-baby-bottoms) and [Pockets](/marketplaces/bloomingdales/fields/fnb2-kids-and-baby-bottoms) are in the [Bloomingdale's field directory](/marketplaces/bloomingdales/fields).

## Frequently asked questions

### Does Fit description include the rise?

No. Rise goes in the Rise description field. Fit description covers the leg silhouette only.

### Can I use my brand's fit name?

Yes, use the brand's fit name first. When it is not self-explanatory, pair it with the standard term so a shopper knows what to expect.

### Can the fit differ between sizes in one listing?

No. The field lives on the parent listing and every size shares it. Bottoms cut differently for different age ranges belong in separate style groups.