Model's Measurements & wearing a size X is an optional attribute on Bloomingdale's Marketplace for the women's outerwear department. It tells the shopper how tall the model in the photos is and which size she is wearing, so they can judge the fit of a coat against their own frame. Bloomingdale's shows the value on the product page alongside the sizing guidance.
Bloomingdale's Marketplace runs on Mirakl and shares attribute definitions with Macy's. The field is department-specific; this page covers women's outerwear, whose photography is on model, so the field applies to most listings in the department.
The rules
| Rule | Detail |
|---|---|
| Required | No. Blank when the images are off-figure (flat-lay, ghost mannequin) |
| Level | Parent listing, one value shared by every color and size |
| Length | Up to 254 characters, spaces included |
| Format | One phrase, no trailing period |
| Content | Model height and the size worn in the images |
| Size | Must be a size in this product's size run (the sizes on the UPC tab) |
| Plus size | Bloomingdale's plus-size model is 5'9" |
| Petite | No petite model measurements |
Bloomingdale's checks the size stated against the product's own size run. A model "wearing size S" on a coat sold in 1X to 3X fails that check. The height and size come from your photo shoot notes or image descriptions; never estimate them from the picture. Keep the phrase to the model only: fit guidance ("runs small") belongs in Sizing Information, and the garment's measurements belong in the size chart.
Examples
| Value | Verdict | Reason |
|---|---|---|
| Model is 5'9", wearing size M | Good | Height and a size in the run |
| Plus-size model is 5'9", wearing size 1X | Good | Plus model height per Bloomingdale's, size in the plus run |
| Model is 5'10", wearing size 4 | Good | Numeric sizing works too when the run is numeric |
| Model wears a small | Weak | Height missing, size not written as it appears in the run |
| Model is 5'4", wearing size 0P | Weak | Petite measurements are not accepted |
| Model is 5'9", wearing size M, fits true to size | Weak | Fit guidance belongs in Sizing Information |
Common mistakes
- Guessing the height or size from the photo. Use the shoot notes or leave the field blank.
- Stating a size that is not in the size run (a straight size on a plus style, or a size the style does not ship).
- Filling the field for flat-lay or ghost-mannequin imagery. There is no model, so the field stays blank.
- Adding measurements the shopper cannot use (bust, waist) when the source only gives height and size.
How Osello fills this field
Osello treats Model's Measurements & wearing a size X as an optional parent-level text field on women's outerwear listings, so one phrase is shared by every variant. The AI takes the height and worn size from your product description, attributes or image descriptions, writes at most 254 characters with no trailing period, and checks the size against the listing's size run. It never estimates a height or size from an image, and it leaves the field blank for off-figure photography. If your Shopify products store shoot data in a metafield, map it so the value comes through with Shopify metafields.
Frequently asked questions
Is Model's Measurements & wearing a size X required on Bloomingdale's?
No. It is optional in the women's outerwear department. Fill it when a model appears in the images and you know her height and size.
The model wears a size that we do not sell in this style. Can I still state it?
No. Bloomingdale's requires the size to match the product's size run. Either reshoot in a size you sell or leave the field blank.
Does Bloomingdale's accept petite model measurements?
No. Bloomingdale's definition excludes petite model measurements. For plus-size styles, the model height is 5'9".
Our photos are flat-lay. Should I write "No model"?
No. Leave the field blank. Bloomingdale's only prints filled attributes, and "No model" would appear as a meaningless line on the product page.