Measurements is a required size and fit attribute on Bloomingdale's Marketplace for the women's jumpsuits department. It gives the garment's length and the size it was measured on, in a fixed sentence pattern that Bloomingdale's uses across its apparel departments. The shopper sees it on the product page as a fit bullet. Bloomingdale's own definition of the field is written with the placeholder "TK" where the numbers go, and both placeholders have to be replaced before the value is any use.
A jumpsuit is a one-piece, so the length runs from the back of the neck to the hem. For a jumpsuit that means the full body, from neck to the bottom of the leg.
The rules
| Rule | Detail |
|---|---|
| Required | Yes. Never leave it blank for apparel |
| Level | Parent. One value per style, shared by every colorway and size |
| Length | 254 characters at most, including spaces |
| Form | One phrase, no trailing period |
| Pattern for jumpsuits | Approx. X" from back of neck to hem, based on a size Y |
| Never | The letters "TK", a dash, "N/A" or any other placeholder |
Bloomingdale's uses two patterns depending on the garment:
| Garment | Pattern |
|---|---|
| Jumpsuits, rompers, dresses, jackets, blazers, coats and other one-pieces | Approx. X" from back of neck to hem, based on a size Y |
| Tops, tees, tanks, blouses, shirts, sweaters, cardigans | Approx. X" from high point shoulder to hem, based on a size Y |
In the jumpsuits department you will nearly always use the first. The "Approx." label stays even when the number comes from a tech pack, because Bloomingdale's presents the figure as approximate.
The size in "based on a size Y" is the sample size the measurement was taken on, written the way the size runs on the label: 4, 6, M, or a numeric size for a tall or petite range.
Examples
| Value | Verdict | Reason |
|---|---|---|
| Approx. 58" from back of neck to hem, based on a size 6 | Good | The jumpsuit pattern, complete |
| Approx. 55" from back of neck to hem, based on a size M | Good | Alpha sample size works too |
| Approx. TK" from back of neck to hem, based on a size TK | Weak | The placeholder was never replaced |
| 58 inches long | Weak | Not the pattern, no reference size |
| Approx. 58" from back of neck to hem | Weak | Missing the size it was measured on |
| Approx. 58" from back of neck to hem, based on a size 6. | Weak | Trailing period |
| Length varies by size | Weak | Says nothing measurable |
| Approx. 30" inseam, based on a size 6 | Weak | That is the Inseam bullet |
Common mistakes
- Submitting the field definition's own "TK" text. It is a placeholder for the number, not a value.
- Using the high point shoulder pattern for a jumpsuit. One-pieces measure from the back of the neck.
- Dropping "Approx." because the measurement is exact.
- Leaving it blank because no measurement is on hand. The field is required; measure a sample or use the size chart.
- Writing a range across sizes. One measurement, one reference size.
How Osello fills this field
Osello fills Measurements once per parent listing for women's jumpsuits, reading the product description first, then the attributes and size chart, then the images. It writes the back-of-neck pattern for jumpsuits and other one-pieces, and the high point shoulder pattern for tops, with the reference size the measurement was taken on. When the source has a garment length, Osello uses it. When neither the data nor a size chart gives one, Osello estimates from the category and silhouette and keeps the "Approx." label, so the required field is never blank and never carries "TK". Check the estimate against a sample when you have one; a low confidence score on the value is the signal to do so. Related fit bullets are in the Bloomingdale's field directory.
Frequently asked questions
Is Measurements required for women's jumpsuits on Bloomingdale's?
Yes. It is required for apparel and must not be left blank or filled with a placeholder.
Which length do I measure on a jumpsuit?
From the back of the neck to the hem of the leg, on a laid-flat sample, and write Approx. X" from back of neck to hem, based on a size Y.
Do I need "Approx." if I measured precisely?
Yes. Keep the label. Bloomingdale's presents the figure as approximate on the product page.
Can I list the length for every size?
No. Give one measurement and the size it was taken on. The size chart carries the per-size numbers.
What does "TK" in the field description mean?
It is a placeholder for a number still to come. Replace both instances with the real measurement and the sample size before you submit.