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How to Add and Manage Size Charts on Target+

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Written by Sam E.
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How to Add and Manage Size Charts on Target+

A size chart is a vital tool on your Product Detail Page (PDP) that provides customers with the essential information they need to make a confident purchase. Including an accurate size chart helps increase sales and reduce returns.

Size charts are displayed in an accessible table format under the "Size Charts" tab on the PDP.

Important: Mandatory Size Chart Requirement

Size charts are mandatory for all new items in the following Apparel & Accessories divisions:

  • Ready to Wear

  • Swim

  • Shoes

  • Performance

Action Required: You must submit a valid size chart for new items in these categories within 21 days of the item being listed. Failure to do so may result in your item being unlisted until the requirement is met.

  • Exclusions: This requirement does not apply to shoelaces or shoe horns.

How to Submit a New Size Chart

Follow these steps to create a new size chart and have it added to your product pages.

Step 1: Request the Submission Template

  • Email: sizechart.request@target.com

  • An automated reply will be sent to you with the Size Chart Submission Template attached.

    • Note: This is an unmonitored inbox. For questions, contact CAM.ProductContent@Target.com.

Step 2: Complete the Template

  • Open the template and navigate to the ‘Template’ tab.

  • In the Size Chart Reference Grid, type your information directly into the cells. Do not paste an image. This ensures a smooth and fast approval process.

  • Fill out all required information:

    • TCINs: Include all TCINs that will use this size chart. If your items are in a variation relationship, you must include both the parent (VAP) and child (VC) TCINs.

    • Product Title: You can find TCINs and Product Titles by generating an Inventory and Price Report.

    • Partner Name: Your business's display name, found in your Partner Portal under Business Info > Basic Info > Display Name.

    • Brand Name

    • Apparel Size Grouping: If applicable (e.g., Kids, Men’s, Women’s, Women’s Plus).

    • Size Chart Name: A unique name you create to identify this specific size chart.

Step 3: Submit the Completed Template

Processing time is approximately 10 business days. If you do not see the size chart live after this period, email Product.Content@Target.com for assistance.

How to Update an Existing Size Chart

To make changes to a size chart that is already live, follow the specific instructions below. All requests sent to CAM.ProductContent@Target.com are typically processed within 5 business days.

To Add More Items to an Existing Chart:

  1. Email CAM.ProductContent@Target.com.

  2. Include the following in your email:

    • A TCIN where the size chart is currently active.

    • A list of the new TCINs you want to link to that chart (include both VAP and VC TCINs).

To Remove a Size Chart from an Item:

  1. Email CAM.ProductContent@Target.com.

  2. Include a list of the TCINs from which the size chart should be removed.

To Correct Information or Update a Chart:

  1. Fill out a fresh Size Chart Submission Template with the corrected or updated information.

  2. Attach the completed template to an email and send it to CAM.ProductContent@Target.com.

Types of Charts & Best Practices

  • Apparel Size Charts: Should be based on guest body measurements, not the dimensions of the garment itself. Include these for all apparel, including pet apparel.

  • Dimension Charts: Essential for home goods like rugs, bedding, and wall art. Provide specific length, width, and height to help customers know if an item will fit their space.

  • Comparison/Features Charts: Useful for electronics, sporting goods, and entertainment. Help customers easily compare features and models.

  • Compatibility Charts: A type of comparison chart that shows which accessories or parts work with a specific item.

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