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How to Configure Product Lists in the Mix & Match Bundle Editor

Product Lists control which products customers can choose from when building a Mix & Match Bundle.
In the Mix & Match Bundle Editor, you can configure Product Lists to control:

  • Which products are available
  • Where products come from
  • How many products customers can select
  • How many units of the same product can be added
  • How variants are displayed
  • How customers filter products
  • How the product list appears on desktop and mobile
This guide applies to the Mix & Match Bundle Editor version. The available settings may be different in the Legacy version.


Open ProductList settings

After entering the Bundle Editor, go to:
Products & Layout → ProductList
Select the ProductList you want to configure.
A ProductList contains the products that customers can choose from when creating their bundle.



Open ProductList settings from Products & Layout.


Step 1: Choose your product source

Under the Products section, choose where products come from.
Available options include:

  • Specific products
  • Specific collections


Specific products

Use this option when you want to manually select products for the ProductList.
Recommended for:

  • Curated bundles
  • Small product selections
  • Hand-picked product combinations

Example:

Bracelet A

Bracelet B

Bracelet C


Specific collections

Use this option when you want products to come from a Shopify collection.
Recommended for:

  • Larger product catalogs
  • Product groups managed in Shopify collections

Example:

Collection:

Long Sleeve Shirts



Choose whether your ProductList uses specific products or a Shopify collection.


Step 2: Configure quantity settings

Quantity settings control how customers can select products from a ProductList.


Items from this list

Controls how many products customers can select from this ProductList.
Use this setting to create rules such as:

  • Choose at least 3 products
  • Choose up to 5 products

Example:

Minimum quantity: 3

Customers must select at least 3 products before completing the bundle.


Items per product

Controls how many units of the same product customers can add.
This setting includes:


Initial add quantity

Controls the quantity added when customers click Add for the first time.
Example:

1

First click:

Added quantity: 1


Increment quantity

Controls how much the quantity increases when customers click the + button.
Example:

1

Each click increases the quantity by 1.


Maximum quantity limit

Limits the maximum number of units for the same product.
Example:

Maximum quantity: 2

Customers cannot add more than 2 units of the same product.



Configure how many products customers can select and how many units of each product are allowed.


Step 3: Configure product variant display

Under Advanced settings, you can control how product variants appear in the ProductList.


Display variants as individual products

Enable this option when you want each product variant to appear as a separate product choice.
Example:
Shopify product:

T-shirt

Variants:

Red / Small

Blue / Medium

Black / Large

When enabled, customers see:

T-shirt Red Small

T-shirt Blue Medium

T-shirt Black Large

Use this when each variant should be treated as an independent product selection.


When disabled, customers see the main product and can select variants through the product card experience.



Choose whether variants should appear as separate products.


Step 4: Enable product filtering

Product filtering helps customers browse products more easily when a ProductList contains many products.
Product filtering uses filters configured in Shopify Search & Discovery.


Requirements

Product filtering works when:

  • ProductList source type is Specific collections
  • Only one collection is selected
  • Filters are configured in Shopify Search & Discovery

It does not support:

  • Multiple collections
  • Manually selected products


Configure filters in Shopify Search & Discovery

Create filters such as:

  • Price
  • Category
  • Material
  • Size
  • Other Shopify filters



Configure available filters in Shopify Search & Discovery.


Enable filtering in uShopAid

Go to:
ProductList → Advanced
Enable:
Enable filtering
You can also customize:
Filter button text
Example:

Filter



Enable filtering from ProductList Advanced settings.


Customer experience

When filtering is enabled, customers can click the Filter button above the ProductList.
A filter drawer will open, allowing customers to:

  • Select filter options
  • Apply filters
  • Clear selected filters



Customers can filter products while building their bundle.


Step 5: Configure Display name

Display name controls the name shown to customers in the bundle summary panel.
It is mainly useful when your bundle contains:

  • Multiple Product Lists
  • Multiple steps

Example:
Default:

Step 1

Custom:

Choose your shirts

or:

Select your accessories

This helps customers understand what they are currently selecting.

Display name is most useful for multi-step bundles or bundles with multiple Product Lists. It has limited value when there is only one ProductList.



Customize the step name shown in the bundle summary panel.


Step 6: Customize ProductList layout

Open the Styling tab to adjust how products are displayed.
You can customize:

  • Items per row
  • Horizontal gap
  • Vertical gap
  • Typography
  • Size
  • Spacing
  • Background
  • Border
  • Effects


Items per row

Controls how many products appear in each row.
You can configure different layouts for:

  • Desktop
  • Mobile

Examples:
Desktop:

Product A | Product B | Product C

Mobile:

Product A | Product B


Horizontal gap

Controls the spacing between products in the same row.
Example:

16px


Vertical gap

Controls the spacing between product rows.
Example:

8px



Adjust ProductList layout, spacing, and responsive display settings.


ProductList vs ProductCard

ProductList and ProductCard control different parts of the bundle experience.

ProductList controls which products customers can choose from and how the list behaves.ProductCard controls how each individual product appears inside the list.


ProductList controls:

  • Product source
  • Collection selection
  • Quantity rules
  • Product filtering
  • Variant display
  • Layout


ProductCard controls:

  • Product image
  • Product title
  • Price
  • Variant picker
  • Product badge
  • Product rating
  • Metafields
  • Additional actions

Learn more:
How to Customize Product Cards in the Mix & Match Bundle Editor


Frequently asked questions

Can I add products from collections?

Yes.
Choose Specific collections as your ProductList source.


Can I manually select products?

Yes.
Use Specific products and select the products you want customers to choose from.


Can customers add unlimited quantities of the same product?

You can control this using:
Items per product → Maximum quantity limit


Why are my variants showing as separate products?

Check:
ProductList → Advanced → Display variants as individual products
If enabled, each variant will appear as an individual product choice.


Can customers filter products in the bundle?

Yes, if:

  • The ProductList uses one Shopify collection
  • Filters are configured in Shopify Search & Discovery
  • Enable filtering is turned on


Why is the Filter button not showing?

Check:

  • ProductList source type
  • Number of selected collections
  • Shopify Search & Discovery filter settings


Why should I use Display name?

Display name is useful when your bundle has multiple Product Lists or multiple steps.
It helps customers understand what they are selecting.


Can I customize how many products appear per row?

Yes.
Use:
ProductList → Styling → Layout → Items per row
You can configure different layouts for desktop and mobile.


Related guides

How to Create Your First Mix & Match Bundle
How to Customize Product Cards in the Mix & Match Bundle Editor
How to Display Color, Size, and Other Variant Options in the Mix & Match Bundle Editor
Understanding Discount Rules in the Mix & Match Bundle Editor

Updated on: 17/07/2026

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