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Size Chart Not Showing When Matched to a Collection? Check If the Collection Is Published

If your size chart is assigned to a collection but not appearing on your storefront, the collection itself may not be published. Learn how to fix it in two ways.

If your size chart is published, assigned to a collection, and the app block is on your product template — but the chart still doesn't appear — the collection you're using as a matching condition may not be published on your storefront.

Kiwi uses Shopify's collection membership to match products to size charts. If a collection is unpublished, Shopify doesn't expose its membership to apps — so Kiwi can't match any products to it, even if the setup looks correct inside the app.


Symptoms

This issue is easy to miss because everything looks correctly configured inside Kiwi. Look for this specific combination:

  • Size chart is published ✓

  • Chart is assigned to a collection ✓

  • App block is added to the product template ✓

  • Custom injection selector is blank ✓

  • Chart doesn't appear on any product in that collection ✗

The key sign: the chart is missing on every product in the collection, not just some of them.


Option 1 — Publish the collection (recommended)

  1. In your Shopify admin, go to Products → Collections.

  2. Open the collection you're using as a matching condition in Kiwi.

  3. Under Sales channels, make sure Online Store is checked.

  4. Save the collection.

  5. Open a product page from that collection and confirm the size chart now appears.

Publishing a collection doesn't mean it has to appear in your navigation menu. You can publish it so Shopify exposes its membership to apps, while keeping it out of your store's menus entirely.


Option 2 — Switch to a different matching condition

If you don't want to publish the collection, you can match the chart using product tags, type, or vendor instead — these don't require the collection to be published.

  1. Open the size chart in Kiwi.

  2. Go to Matching Conditions.

  3. Remove the collection condition.

  4. Add a condition using Product tag, Product type, or Product vendor that covers the same products.

  5. Save the chart and test on a product page.


Which option is right for you?

Situation

Recommended fix

The collection groups products for internal or operational reasons

Use tags, product type, or vendor instead

The collection is a real storefront collection you haven't published yet

Publish it

Products are hard to tag consistently and the collection already groups them correctly

Publish the collection

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