When the listing does not clearly show which item is being sold, for example which colour or size, the buyer does not know exactly what they are buying. This often leads to misunderstandings and makes it harder for us to help if something goes wrong with the purchase.
Each listing must therefore be for a specific item. If you want to sell several variants, each variant needs its own listing.
Prohibited listing formats
Selling a pair of shoes where the buyer chooses the size after the purchase
Selling a phone case where the buyer chooses the colour after the purchase
Having different prices for several items in the same listing
Writing, for example, "SEK 20 each, choose yourself"
Letting the buyer choose accessories or add-ons after the purchase
Self-packed mystery boxes where it is not clear what is included, for example when the listing says that certain items may be included
Permitted listing formats
Creating one listing per size when you sell identical shoes in several sizes
Creating one listing per colour when you sell identical phone cases in several colours
Selling several items together as a bundle at one price
Stating in the listing from the start which accessories or add-ons are included
Unopened mystery boxes from an established company