# Bloomingdale's Rise description Field Guide

> Cropped, ankle, boot-cut.
 Max character limit of 254 characters (including spaces).

**Rise description** is an optional product dimension bullet on Bloomingdale's Marketplace for the kids and baby bottoms department. Bloomingdale's hint for the slot reads "Cropped, ankle, boot-cut", so on kids bottoms it describes the length or leg style of the pant, not a waistband measurement. The value appears in the details section of the product page and is only available once the listing sits in a kids and baby bottoms category.

## 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 | Kids and baby bottoms |

The phrase cannot vary between the sizes or colorways of a style, so never describe one color or one size. Leave the field blank when neither the source data nor the images show the length or rise style.

## Kids bottoms compared with women's bottoms

Bloomingdale's reuses the same "rise" slot across departments, and each department asks for something different. On women's bottoms the value pairs a measurement with a classification, in the form "Rise Measurement: Approx. 9"; Rise Type: high rise", where 9 inches or more is high rise, 7 to 8.99 inches is mid rise and under 7 inches is low rise. See [Rise Type & Measurement](/marketplaces/bloomingdales/fields/product-dimensions3-womens-bottoms) for that version.

On kids and baby bottoms the template asks for the length or rise style instead: cropped, ankle, boot-cut. If your source data carries a rise measurement for a kids pant, the women's format still works, but a single style word is what the department expects.

## Examples

| Value | Verdict | Reason |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Cropped | Good | One style word, matches the hint |
| Ankle-length | Good | Names the leg length |
| Boot-cut | Good | Names the leg style |
| Rise Measurement: Approx. 8"; Rise Type: mid rise | Acceptable | Measured format, fine when the measurement is known |
| These leggings hit right at the ankle for an easy fit. | Weak | A sentence with a trailing period |
| Cropped in the blush colorway | Weak | Mentions one color |

## Common mistakes

- Writing a full sentence with a period instead of a phrase.
- Pasting the women's measured format when nothing in the data gives a measurement.
- Describing the fit (slim, relaxed) here. That belongs in [Fit description](/marketplaces/bloomingdales/fields/product-dimensions2-kids-and-baby-bottoms).

## How Osello fills this field

Osello treats Rise description as an optional parent-level text field capped at 254 characters. When a kids and baby bottoms listing is filled in, the AI reads the product description first, then the attributes, then the images, and writes one phrase such as "Cropped". The value is set once per style and applies to every size and colorway. When nothing in the source shows the length or rise style, the field stays blank. Guidance can be changed with [custom instructions](/help/ai-prompts/custom-instructions).

## Frequently asked questions

### Is Rise description required for kids and baby bottoms on Bloomingdale's?

No. It is optional in this department. The required product dimension for kids bottoms is [Sizing info](/marketplaces/bloomingdales/fields/product-dimensions1-kids-and-baby-bottoms).

### Should I give a rise measurement in inches for kids pants?

Only if your source data has one. Bloomingdale's hint for the kids slot is "Cropped, ankle, boot-cut", so a style word is the expected answer. If you do have a measurement, use the "Rise Measurement: Approx. X"; Rise Type: ..." form that the women's slot uses.

### Can the value differ between sizes of the same style?

No. The field is on the parent listing and Bloomingdale's shows one set of bullets for the whole grouping.