Rise Type & Measurement is a required size and fit bullet on Bloomingdale's Marketplace for the women's bottoms department. It gives the front rise in inches and classifies it as low, mid or high rise. Bloomingdale's shows it in the details section of the product page, and a 9" threshold for high rise is written into the attribute definition. A women's bottoms listing cannot be submitted from Osello until the field has a value.
The rules
| Rule | Value |
|---|---|
| Required | Yes |
| Maximum length | 254 characters, spaces included |
| Form | One phrase with fixed labels, no trailing period |
| Level | Parent listing, one value for the whole style |
| Department | Women's bottoms |
The value uses two labeled parts, joined with a semicolon: "Rise Measurement: Approx. 9"; Rise Type: high rise". The type is derived from the measurement:
| Rise measurement | Rise type |
|---|---|
| 9" or more | high rise |
| 7" to 8.99" | mid rise |
| Under 7" | low rise |
When the source states a rise type but no number, Osello uses a default measurement for that type: 9" for high, 8" for mid, 6" for low. When the source gives neither, the waistband position in the images decides: at or above the natural waist is 9" high rise, just below the waist is 8" mid rise, on the hips is 6" low rise, and with no usable image the fallback is "Rise Measurement: Approx. 8"; Rise Type: mid rise". The field is never left blank for pants, jeans, shorts or leggings.
Examples
| Value | Verdict | Reason |
|---|---|---|
| Rise Measurement: Approx. 10"; Rise Type: high rise | Good | Measurement and matching type |
| Rise Measurement: Approx. 8"; Rise Type: mid rise | Good | Mid rise inside the 7" to 8.99" band |
| Rise Measurement: Approx. 6"; Rise Type: low rise | Good | Type default applied to a stated low rise |
| High rise | Weak | Missing the measurement and the labels |
| Rise: 10 inches | Weak | Wrong label, no type |
| Rise Measurement: Approx. 8"; Rise Type: high rise | Weak | Type contradicts the measurement |
| Sits at the natural waist. | Weak | A sentence with a period, no numbers |
Common mistakes
- Changing the labels. Bloomingdale's expects "Rise Measurement:" and "Rise Type:" exactly, with "Approx." before the number.
- Pairing a measurement with the wrong type. A 9" rise is high rise, not mid.
- Giving a range across the size run. The bullet is shared by the style, so use the base size.
- Putting "high-waisted" in Leg Silhouette or the waistband bullet instead of here.
How Osello fills this field
Osello treats Rise Type & Measurement as a required parent-level text field capped at 254 characters. When a women's bottoms listing is filled in, the AI reads the product description first, then the attributes and size chart, then the images, and writes the measurement and the type it implies using the fixed labels. A stated type without a number takes the default measurement for that type, and a style with no rise information at all is classified from the waistband position in the photos, so the field is filled on every pants, jeans, shorts or leggings listing. The value is set once per style and shared by every size and colorway. Estimated values carry a lower confidence score for review; see confidence scores explained and required fields and listing readiness.
Frequently asked questions
Is Rise Type & Measurement required for women's bottoms on Bloomingdale's?
Yes. It is a required bullet in this department, and Osello will not submit the listing without a value.
Where is the line between mid rise and high rise?
9". A rise of 9" or more is high rise, 7" to 8.99" is mid rise, and anything under 7" is low rise.
My product data only says "high rise". What goes in the measurement?
Osello writes the default for that type, "Rise Measurement: Approx. 9"; Rise Type: high rise". Replace the number with your measured rise if you have it.
Does the same format apply to panties or kids bottoms?
No. Those departments have their own bullets that ask only for the rise type ("High rise") or the length style. This format is for women's bottoms.