How do Product Attributes work in Feedomix?

Introduction

The Product Attributes page allows merchants to manage additional product information required by Google Merchant Center. These attributes help Google better understand your products, improve feed quality, and increase the chances of product approval.

Using the Product Attributes page, merchants can review products, add missing attribute values, and update product information before synchronizing it with Google Merchant Center.

How Product Attributes Synchronization Works

Before managing product attributes, it's important to understand how synchronization works.

Product Availability

Products appear on the Product Attributes page only after they have been successfully synchronized with Google Merchant Center.

If a product has issues in the Diagnostics section, resolve the warnings and generate the feed again. Once the product is successfully synchronized, it becomes available on the Product Attributes page.

Updating Product Attributes

After a product appears on the Product Attributes page, you can add or edit its attribute values.

Once your changes are saved, generate the feed again to synchronize the updated attributes with Google Merchant Center.

Important Notes

• Products are displayed only after a successful Google Merchant Center synchronization.
• Attribute changes made in Feedomix require Feed Generation before they are sent to Google Merchant Center.
• If an attribute has already been manually added or edited directly in Google Merchant Center, changes made to the same attribute in Feedomix will not update that value in Google Merchant Center.
• For the best synchronization experience, manage product attributes through Feedomix before editing them in Google Merchant Center.

Overview

The Overview tab provides a summary of all products available for attribute management.

From this page, merchants can:

• Review products that are ready for attribute updates.
• Monitor available product attributes.
• Quickly access individual attribute sections.
• Manage product information before generating the next feed.

Age Group

The Age Group attribute specifies the intended age range for the product.

Examples:

• Newborn
• Infant
• Toddler
• Kids
• Adult

Providing the correct age group improves product categorization.

Pattern

The Pattern attribute describes the visual design or print of the product.

Examples:

• Solid
• Floral
• Striped
• Plaid
• Printed

Providing pattern information helps Google display more accurate product details.

Gender

The Gender attribute identifies the intended gender for the product.

Supported values include:

• Male
• Female
• Unisex

This attribute is commonly used for apparel, footwear, and accessories.

Size

The Size attribute defines the size of the product.

Examples:

• S
• M
• L
• XL
• 32
• 42

Accurate size information improves product matching and shopping experience.

Condition

The Condition attribute specifies the current condition of the product.

Supported values include:

• New
• Refurbished
• Used

Providing the correct condition helps Google accurately classify products.

Size Type

The Size Type attribute defines the sizing category of the product.

Examples:

• Regular
• Petite
• Tall
• Plus

Providing the correct size type improves product information for apparel listings.

Color

The Color attribute specifies the primary color of the product.

Examples:

• Black
• White
• Blue
• Red
• Green

Providing accurate color information helps shoppers identify products more easily and improves product visibility.

Size System

The Size System attribute specifies the sizing standard used for the product.

Examples:

• US
• UK
• EU
• AU
• JP

Selecting the correct size system helps customers understand product sizing more accurately.

Material

The Material attribute specifies the primary material used to manufacture the product.

Examples:

• Cotton
• Leather
• Polyester
• Wood
• Metal

Adding accurate material information helps Google better classify products and improve feed quality.

Google Custom Labels

The Google Custom Labels section allows merchants to assign custom label values to products for better organization and campaign management in Google Merchant Center.

Custom labels help categorize products based on business-specific requirements, making it easier to organize products for reporting, filtering, and Google Shopping campaigns.

Overview of Google Custom Labels

The Google Custom Labels page displays products that have been successfully synchronized with Google Merchant Center.

From this page, merchants can:

• View synchronized products.
• Assign or edit custom labels.
• Organize products for Google Shopping campaigns.

Product

The Product column displays the Shopify product available for custom label assignment.

Variant

The Variant column displays the product variant associated with the selected product.

If a product has no variants, the Variant column displays "-".

Custom Label

The Custom Label column allows merchants to assign a custom value to a product.

Example values:

• Best Seller
• New Arrival
• Summer Collection
• Clearance
• High Margin
• Holiday Sale

Custom labels are used for campaign organization and reporting in Google Merchant Center.

Action

The Save button stores the custom label for the selected product.

After saving the changes, generate the feed to synchronize the updated labels with Google Merchant Center.

Updating Google Custom Labels

To update custom labels:

• Open the Google Custom Labels page.
• Select a product.
• Enter or update the custom label.
• Click Save.
• Generate the feed.
• Wait for the next synchronization.

Important Notes

• Products appear on this page only after they have been synchronized with Google Merchant Center.
• Generate the feed after saving changes to synchronize updated custom labels.
• If a custom label has already been added or edited directly in Google Merchant Center, updates made to the same label in Feedomix may not overwrite the existing value.

Why Use Google Custom Labels?

Google Custom Labels help merchants:

• Organize products into custom groups.
• Create targeted Google Shopping campaigns.
• Improve campaign reporting.
• Manage promotional and seasonal products.

Using custom labels helps keep product data organized and improves campaign management in Google Merchant Center.

How to Update Product Attributes

Follow these steps to update product attributes:

1. Open Product Attributes in Feedomix.
2. Select the attribute you want to manage.
3. Review the products displayed.
4. Add or edit the required attribute values.
5. Save your changes.
6. Generate the feed.
7. Wait for the feed to synchronize with Google Merchant Center.

Why Are Product Attributes Important?

Adding complete and accurate product attributes helps:

• Improve Google Merchant Center feed quality.
• Increase product approval rates.
• Enhance product visibility.
• Provide better product information to shoppers.
• Reduce attribute-related warnings in Diagnostics.
• Keep product data synchronized across connected channels.

This ensures your product feed remains accurate, optimized, and ready for successful synchronization with Google Merchant Center.

Updated on: 29/07/2026