One style, many sizes: what is matrix ordering?

Picture a warehouse manager ordering the same jacket for ten colleagues across three colours and five sizes. Rather than opening each variant separately, they can see the combinations together.

Colours in rows, sizes in columns

The product page presents available colour–size combinations as a grid. Enter quantities in the relevant cells and add the active variants to the cart together. It is easier to spot a missed size or a quantity entered under the wrong colour.

Each cell represents a real product variant, not a newly created item. The cart lists the variants for a final check, so review the quantities there too.

When does it help most?

The matrix suits orders with many sizes and colours of one style. If you already have codes for different products, Quick Order or a saved cart may suit the job better. The benefit is fewer manual switches between variants, not a promised amount of time saved.