Inseam is an optional size and fit attribute on Bloomingdale's Marketplace for the women's jumpsuits department. It tells the shopper how long the leg is from crotch to hem, which for a jumpsuit is the measurement most likely to decide whether the hem pools on the floor or stops at the ankle. Bloomingdale's shows it on the product page with the other fit bullets.
Unlike most jumpsuit bullets, this one is set per variant, so each size can carry its own measured inseam.
The rules
| Rule | Detail |
|---|---|
| Required | No. Fill it whenever the source gives a numeric inseam or a length type; leave it blank only when neither exists |
| Level | Variant. Each size can have its own value |
| Length | 254 characters at most, including spaces |
| Form | One phrase, no trailing period |
| Labels | "Inseam Measurement:" for the inches and "Inseam Type:" for Cropped, Regular or Long, capitalized |
The two labeled parts go together as Inseam Measurement: 30"; Inseam Type: Regular. Give only the part you have. A known measurement with no length type is Inseam Measurement: 28"; a length type with no measurement is Inseam Type: Long. Never fill in the missing half by guessing.
Bloomingdale's own description of the field gives a second form for jumpsuits: XX" inseam, based on a size X. Use it when you have a single measurement and know the size it was taken on.
Examples
| Value | Verdict | Reason |
|---|---|---|
| Inseam Measurement: 30"; Inseam Type: Regular | Good | Both labeled parts |
| Inseam Measurement: 26"; Inseam Type: Cropped | Good | Cropped length with its measurement |
| Inseam Type: Long | Good | Only the type is known, so only the type is given |
| 29" inseam, based on a size 6 | Good | The jumpsuit form with the reference size |
| About 30 inches | Weak | No label, spelled-out unit |
| Inseam Measurement: 30"; Inseam Type: Regular. | Weak | Trailing period |
| Inseam Type: Medium | Weak | Not one of Cropped, Regular or Long |
| Ankle length | Weak | Not the labeled format |
Common mistakes
- Writing "regular" or "cropped" in lowercase. The type is capitalized.
- Giving a measurement in centimeters. The label takes inches.
- Putting the overall garment length here. That is the Measurements bullet.
- Copying one size's inseam onto every size without saying which size it was taken on.
How Osello fills this field
Osello fills Inseam at the variant level for women's jumpsuits, reading the product description first, then the attributes and size chart, then the images. When the source gives a numeric inseam it writes Inseam Measurement: X", when it gives a length type it writes Inseam Type: Cropped, Regular or Long, and when it has both it joins them with a semicolon. When only one measurement exists and the reference size is known, Osello uses the XX" inseam, based on a size X form. With neither a number nor a length type, the field stays blank rather than being estimated. See what gets filled in automatically and the Bloomingdale's field directory.
Frequently asked questions
Is Inseam required for women's jumpsuits on Bloomingdale's?
No. It is optional, but fill it whenever you know either the measurement or the length type.
Which values can Inseam Type take?
Cropped, Regular or Long, capitalized exactly that way.
Can I give the measurement without the type?
Yes. Write Inseam Measurement: 28" on its own. Only add Inseam Type: when the source states it.
Can each size have a different inseam?
Yes. The field is set per variant, so a size 2 and a size 12 can each carry their own measured inseam.