DaWanda CSV Upload Tool v1. 3

1. About This Document ....................................................................................... 4

1.1 About the DaWanda CSV Upload Tool ......................................................... 4

1.2 Intended Audience ........................................................................................ 4

2. CSV File Information ......................................................................................... 5

2.1 What is a CSV File? ...................................................................................... 5

2.2 Additional CSV Requirements ....................................................................... 5

2.2.1 File Type, File Extension and UTF-8 Encoding ...................................... 5

3. List Products via CSV Upload .......................................................................... 6

3.1 Uploading Products Using the DaWanda CSV Template .............................. 6

3.2 Adding Product Information to the CSV Template ......................................... 7

3.2.1 Adding Shipping Profiles and DaWanda Categories .............................. 8

3.2.2 Other Recommended Fields ................................................................. 11

3.3 Saving the CSV File .................................................................................... 18

3.3.1 Microsoft Office ..................................................................................... 18

3.3.2 LibreOffice ............................................................................................ 19

3.4 Uploading the CSV File ............................................................................... 21

4. Update Products via CSV Upload .................................................................. 23

4.1 Exporting Active Listings ............................................................................. 23

4.2 Preparing the CSV File ............................................................................... 24

4.2.1 Use Case: Updating Product Availability .............................................. 24

5. Troubleshooting .............................................................................................. 27

5.1 FAQs ........................................................................................................... 27

5.1.1 What is an SKU? .................................................................................. 27

5.1.2 What is the difference between SKU and Product ID? ......................... 27

5.1.3 How do I offer my products in different languages? .............................. 28

5.1.4 What is the difference between 'standard' and 'Excel' CSV files? ........ 28

5.1.5 Which 'Character set' and Language should I use? .............................. 28

5.1.6 Which 'Separator options' should I use? ............................................... 29

5.1.7 What is the difference between a DaWanda category ID and a Shop

Category ID? ..................................................................................................... 29

6. Resources ........................................................................................................ 30

6.1 Links to Templates ...................................................................................... 30

6.2 Meta Data links ........................................................................................... 30

6.3 Support/Contact Information ....................................................................... 30

7. Appendices ...................................................................................................... 31

7.1 Appendix A: CSV Structure ......................................................................... 31

7.2 Appendix B: Column Header Tables ........................................................... 32

7.2.1 Required Column Headers ................................................................... 32

7.2.2 Additional Column Headers .................................................................. 34

DaWanda provides its sellers with a number of different tools for administrating their

online shops. One such tool is the DaWanda CSV Upload Tool, which allows sellers

to list products in bulk by uploading a file containing the product details. This

document is a complete user guide for the DaWanda CSV Upload Tool and covers

all aspects of its usage.

DaWanda provides a web interface for listing multiple products in a shop. To use it, it

is necessary to first create a correctly formatted CSV file that the upload tool can

recognize. Each product is represented on a separate line which includes all the

information about that product.

This document is aimed at DaWanda sellers who are enabled to list multiple

products on their shop using the CSV Upload Tool. It demonstrates how to:

Create a correctly formatted CSV file, containing the required fields

Add optional and recommended fields

Initially list products in a shop via CSV

Make modifications to existing products via CSV

Troubleshoot errors with the CSV Upload Tool

Get additional support and help resources

A CSV file is a file containing tabular data, saved as plain text data that is separated

by commas. CSV is an abbreviation for Comma Separated Values. CSV files are

commonly created and edited using a spreadsheet application, such as Microsoft

Excel, LibreOffice or Google Docs.

When saving the CSV file, it must have the file extension .csv, otherwise it will not

be recognized as a valid CSV file.

The CSV file must also be encoded in UTF-8 (Unicode). The easiest method of

ensuring that the file is in the correct file type and UTF-8 is to export your existing

products as a CSV file from DaWanda. This and other methods of obtaining a CSV

file in the correct format are covered in the next section.

CSV files uploaded to DaWanda must be in a certain format. This document shows

you how to format a CSV file correctly and then upload it. There are several methods

of producing a CSV file in the correct format.

Downloading and completing the CSV template (recommended for new

users) see section 3.1.

Exporting and updating listings (recommended for DaWanda users with

products already uploaded) - see section 4.

If you are new to DaWanda, or transferring your inventory from another eCommerce

platform, then it is recommended to download and complete the DaWanda CSV

template.

Follow these steps to download the CSV template:

1. Log into My DaWanda.

2. Access the CSV page (you will need to be logged in to view this page).

3. Click the CSV Product Upload tab.

4. Click one of the Template CSV links to download the DaWanda CSV

template. If you use Microsoft Excel, select the Excel only link. If you use any

other spreadsheet application, such as LibreOffice, then click the Standard

link.

1. Open a spreadsheet application on your computer, such as Microsoft Excel,

LibreOffice or Numbers.

2. Click File and Open (these commands may vary from application to

application). Locate the CSV template downloaded in the previous section

(3.1). This should look similar to Figure 2.

Each row represents a different listing, and all the information relating to your

products has been divided into different sections in the columns along the

top, e.g. the listing title, the product price, etc.

These rows must now be populated with your product information. Certain

columns must be completed before the CSV file can be uploaded, others are

optional. The compulsory columns are listed below:

cents Price in euro cents

Availability Product availability (how many of a

particular product you have)

category_id DaWanda category ID number

image_1 URL of the main product image

shipping_profile_id Shipping profile ID number

title_in_en Product title in English

description_in_en Product description in English

3. Enter the product information for your listings into the DaWanda template. If

you have a CSV file available from another source, copy the information from

this source and paste it into the relevant columns in the DaWanda template.

4. Once the product information has been added, proceed to 3.2.1.

Two of the required columns are the Shipping profiles ID and DaWanda

categories ID. DaWanda category IDs assign which category in the catalog your

product will be added to. Shipping Profile IDs assign the shipping costs for your

listings.

If you haven't yet set up shipping profiles in your DaWanda shop, you can do so

here.

These IDs need to be exported as CSV files from the Meta Data tab on the CSV

page, and then copied and pasted into your CSV template. Follow these steps:


2. In the Meta Data tab, click Shipping Profiles and Categories CSV to

download your shipping profile IDs and DaWanda category IDs. As before,

download the Excel only template if you use Microsoft Excel, and if you use

any other spreadsheet application, choose the Standard template.

3. Open these files using your spreadsheet application. They should look similar

to Figure 5 and Figure 6 below.

3.2.1.1 Adding DaWanda category IDs

1. After opening the DaWanda category IDs file, scroll through it or use your

spreadsheet application search function to locate the appropriate Category ID

for your products. Note that category IDs are divided into different categories

and sub categories.

2. Once you have found the correct category ID for your product, copy and paste

it into the relevant row in your CSV template under the heading category_id.

3.2.1.2 Adding shipping profile IDs

1. Open your shipping profile ID CSV export file. You will see a list of the

shipping profiles previously set up in your shop, as well as thier corresponding

ID numbers.

2. Copy the appropriate shipping profile ID number and then paste it into the

relevant rows in the DaWanda template under the heading

shipping_profile_id.

The following fields described in this section are not currently enforced by the CSV

Upload Tool and can be omitted from the CSV file without triggering any errors

during the import process. However, if these fields are left blank then they will

automatically be set to default values by the system after the CSV file is imported.

It is therefore recommended to include these fields and respective values when

creating new product listings for importing via CSV.

3.2.2.1 Delivery Time

The Delivery Time is an estimate for the length of time it will take for the item to

arrive at the customers delivery address. This estimate should factor in the time

required to prepare and package the item for delivery and an average shipping time

for the chosen delivery service provider. The Delivery Time is set on a per product

basis.

The Delivery Time field is under the heading mailable_in_option on the CSV

template. The possible values are as follows:

10 weeks 27

9 weeks 26

8 weeks 25

7 weeks 24

6 weeks 23

5 weeks 22

4 weeks 21

15-21 days 15

10-14 days 14

6-9 days 13

3-5 days 12

1-2 days 11

3.2.2.2 Product Type

Every product on DaWanda has a specified Product Type. There are three possible

Product Types:

Physical product this is the default product type. It refers to tangible goods

that can be held and must be delivered by post.

Digital product refers to products that can be downloaded and are not

delivered by post.

Service refers to services rendered that can neither be delivered by post

nor downloaded.

The Product Type field is under the heading typology on the CSV template. The

possible values are as follows:

Physical (default) 0

Digital 1

Service 2

Note: if no Product Type is specified for a product on the CSV file under the heading

typology then the system will automatically set the default value of 0 (Physical).

3.2.2.3 Returns Policy

The Returns Policy is the info text that appears alongside a DaWanda product,

informing the customer of their rights in the event of defective goods being delivered.

This is set on a per product basis.

In order to set the Returns Policy for a product via the CSV file, it is necessary to first

create at least one Returns Policy using the My DaWanda shop management tools.

This generates an ID that can be added against a product, under the heading

return_policy_id on the CSV file.

Note: it is very important to have at least one Returns Policy set up for your

DaWanda store, preferably set as the standard Returns Policy, which the system can

assign to a new product in the event you do not specify this yourself. If there is no

Returns Policy set up for your store, then product creation will fail.

3.2.2.3.1 Create a Returns Policy

Follow these steps to create a new Returns Policy:


2. From the My DaWanda menu on the left hand side, select Return Policies.

3. Click Create new returns policies.

4. Enter a Title. The Title is for your own reference when specifying the Returns

Policy for a product on the store, if you decide to set up more than one

Returns Policy, so ensure it is meaningful to you. It also appears on the

product detail page, under the returns policy, so ensure the title is customer

friendly.

5. Enter the text for the Returns Policy, which is the text customers will see

when browsing the product in your store. Ensure the text is in the correct

language for the selected tab.

6. To format your text in bold, enter * at the start and end of the text to be

bolded, e.g. *FAQ for my shop*. To italicize text, use + icons instead, e.g.

+FAQ for my shop+. To underline text, use _ at the start and end of the text to

be underlined, e.g. _FAQ for my shop_.

7. To add additional language variants for your Returns Policy, repeat steps 4

and 5, this time selecting a new language tab and entering the text in the new

selected language.

8. Click Save. A list of Returns Policies is displayed. From here you can edit,

delete or add additional language variants using the corresponding links for

each entry.

9. Click Set as Default to set the corresponding Returns Policy as the default for

all your products. This can be overridden on a per product basis. However,

you must have a standard Returns Policy defined for your shop, which will be

assigned to new products (in the event you do not specify this yourself).

3.2.2.3.2 Exporting a list of Returns Policies

To find out the IDs of all your Returns Policies, so that you can include them on a

CSV file to be imported, follow these steps:

1. Access http://en.dawanda.com/csv/meta_data in your browser, and log in

using your DaWanda credentials if prompted.

2. Under the Your Return Policies header, click either the Standard (if you use

any spreadsheet application other than MS Excel) or Excel (if you use MS

Excel) link to download a CSV file containing a list of all your Returns Policies.

3. Open the CSV file in your spreadsheet application. There are two columns, id

and title (Figure 14).

The six-digit number shown in the ID column is the unique identifier of the Returns

Policy. Enter this under the heading return_policy_id on the CSV file for any

product, to specify that Returns Policy for that particular product.

After a product has been assigned a Returns Policy, then exporting a list of your

products as a CSV file will also reveal the Returns Policy ID for each product under

the return_policy_id heading.

3.2.2.4 Auto Renew Enabled

By default, all products are automatically removed from DaWanda stores after 120

days to avoid incurring additional listing fees. This means that any product older than

120 days must be manually re-added to the store if the seller wants to continue

selling it.

This default behaviour can be overridden using the auto_renew_enabled parameter

in the CSV file. To force a product to automatically renew its listing after 120 days,

add the auto_renew_enabled heading to the CSV file and set the value for that

product to 2.

Note that auto-renew can also be specified for any product within the DaWanda

Product Manager. Follow these steps:

1. Access http://en.dawanda.com/product_manager/ in your browser, and log in

using your DaWanda credentials if prompted.

2. Select Active Listings. A list of currently active products within the store is

displayed.

3. Click End Date for any product listing.

4. In the Edit Listings window that appears, click Set to Automatically Renew.

5. Click Save All Changes.

The procedure for saving the CSV File in the correct format is slightly different with

each spreadsheet application. This document covers the process for Microsoft Office

(see 3.3.1) and LibreOffice (see 3.3.2).

All versions of Microsoft Excel automatically encode CSV files in UTF-8, there is no

need to specify this. Follow these steps to ensure the file format is correct:

1. Click File and choose Save As.

2. Enter the file name of your choice, followed by .csv

3. In the file type drop down menu (Save as type in Excel 2013) select CSV

(Comma delimited) (*.csv).

4. Click Save. If a dialog appears asking if you want to keep using this format,

click Yes (see 11).

5. The CSV file is saved in the default folder on your computer.

It may be necessary to specifically set UTF-8 encoding when saving CSV files with

LibreOffice.

Follow these steps to ensure the file format and encoding is correct:

1. Click File and choose Save As.

2. Enter the file name of your choice.

3. Select Text CSV (.csv) (*.csv) in the Save as type drop down menu.

4. Click the Automatic file name extension check box.

5. Click the Edit filter settings check box.

6. Click Save. The Edit Filter Settings dialog is displayed.

7. In the Character set drop down menu, select Unicode (UTF-8).

8. In the Field delimiter drop down menu, ensure a comma (,) is selected.

9. Click OK. The CSV file is saved in the default folder.

Once the CSV file containing all the products you wish to add has been saved, it is

ready for uploading.

Follow these steps:



3. The CSV Upload Tool page is displayed. Click the Browse or Choose File

button underneath the heading 'Select and upload a CSV file' and locate the

CSV file on your computer.

4. Double click the CSV file or click it once and then click Open.

5. The file name of the CSV file now appears alongside the Browse/Choose File

button. To immediately publish the products in the CSV after upload, click the

Publish products instantly check box. If left unchecked, the products will be

saved as draft listing in your shop after upload (not visible in the shop).

6. Click Upload File. A message appears stating that the upload has been

completed and a summary email will be sent shortly.

7. Check your email account. If there were problems with the CSV file, then an

email will arrive with the subject DaWanda product CSV upload encountered

some errors.

8. Click the link in the email to download a version of the file that failed to upload

containing updated information that explains why the upload failed. To locate

this information, open the CSV download and scroll across to the last column

with the heading 'errors'. This column will contain information on which rows

from your file could not be uploaded, and why.

9. If the CSV upload was successful, you will receive an email with the subject

Your DaWanda CSV product upload was successful. Log in to My

DaWanda. The products you uploaded via CSV should be present in the

Active or Draft Listings section, depending on whether or not you clicked the

Publish products instantly check box in step 5.

The easiest way to update products via the uploading of a CSV file is to first export a

CSV file containing your active listings, then remove the products that do not require

updating. This is also a simple way for users who have already listed products on

DaWanda to list new products.

DaWanda uses the unique product_id field to identify your products, and if a CSV

file is uploaded containing a row with a recognized product_id value, the listing will

be updated according to the data in the CSV file.

Alternatively, the SKU field can be used instead to identify your products.

Follow these steps to export a CSV file containing your active listings:



3. Click the CSV Product Export tab.

4. In the dropdown menu, select active listings.

5. Check the in Excel format checkbox if you intend to use Microsoft Excel to

edit the CSV file.

6. Click Export. After a few minutes, you should receive an email from

DaWanda containing a link to download the CSV file. Open the email and

click the link to download the file.

Follow these steps to update the CSV file that was exported in the previous section:




application). Locate the CSV file downloaded in the previous section (4.1).

3. Delete any product rows from the CSV file which do not require updating.

Only products that are to be updated should be present on the CSV file when

it is uploaded.

4. Delete any column headers which do not need updating for the remaining

products. The only required fields when updating a product are (either) the

Product ID or the SKU and the field that is to be updated, however, it is

useful to leave the Title field present so that you can easily identify products

at a glance, especially if you are updating many products simultaneously.

5. Optional step: select any additional column headers you wish to include

for your products, using the table detailed in Appendix B (7.2.2) as a

guideline. Add them to the spreadsheet along the first row.

6. Make the required changes to the products by entering new values into the

fields as required.

The following example demonstrates how to update only the availability (e.g. the

available quantity) of an active DaWanda product using CSV export and upload:



3. Click the CSV Product Export tab.

4. In the dropdown menu, select active listings.

5. Check the in Excel format checkbox if you intend to use Microsoft Excel to

edit the CSV file.

6. Click Export. After a few minutes, an email from DaWanda should arrive with

a link to download the CSV file. Open the email and click the link to download

the file.




application). Locate the downloaded CSV file in your Downloads folder.

9. Delete all product rows from the CSV file which do not require updating.

Leave only the product(s) which are to have the availability updated.

10. The exported file will have many column headers that are not required when

updating a product. Delete all column headers except the Product ID or the

SKU, the Title and the Availability.

11. Make the required changes to the availability of the product(s) by entering a

new quantity into the available column.

12. Save the file as a CSV file in the correct format, as detailed in section

3.2.2.4.

13. Upload the CSV file to DaWanda as detailed in section 3.4.

An SKU is a Stock Keeping Unit, and is a unique identifier or number that some

businesses use to distinguish their products and manage their inventory. It is not a

compulsory field and should be left blank unless you have an established SKU

product management system. If left blank, DaWanda will assign an SKU for you.

When updating products via CSV, DaWanda is able to identify products using either

the SKU or Product ID.

The restrictions for an SKU are as follows:

English alphanumeric characters only

The only permitted special characters are - or .

Maximum length of 39 characters

A Product ID is a unique number that DaWanda internally assigns to products when

they are listed for sale on DaWanda, in other words it's how DaWanda 'remembers'

your listings. New uploads, therefore, should not have Product IDs as they won't

have been generated yet.

If you want to edit existing active listings via CSV, make sure that you export your

active listings via the CSV export tab. You will see that these listings will include a

Product ID, which ensures that, when you reupload your edited CSV file, the existing

listings are updated as opposed to duplicate listings being created.

When updating products via CSV, DaWanda is able to identify products using either

the SKU or Product ID.

To list products in multiple languages, add the following column headers for the

languages you wish to support:

Title_in_xx

Description_in_xx

Where xx is the language code for the desired language as per the following table:

de German

es Spanish

fr French

it Italian

nl Dutch

Once the column headers have been added, add the title/description in the

appropriate language for each product row. The example CSV file shown below

demonstrates additional German language support:

Standard CSV templates use a comma as the separating value, whereas Excel CSV

template uses tab as a separator. Only download and fill in the Excel CSV file if you

are using Microsoft excel on your computer to sert up your CSV file. If you use any

other spreadsheet software, (like Libreoffice calc), then download and fill in the

'standard' CSV file.

The character set should be Unicode UTF-8. The language for the column headers

should be English. See 2.2.1 for precise instructions on how to save files in the

correct format.

The required separator for the DaWanda CSV file is comma or tabs.

DaWanda categories refers to how we organise our catalogue. Categories are

broken up into three tiers of varying specificty, Channels (eg. 'Fashion'), Parents (eg.

'Dresses') and Category (eg. 'Maxi Dresses'). Each category comes with a

corresponding ID to help buyers find your product. To assign your listings their

DaWanda categories, export the Categories CSV file at the Meta Data tab of the

CSV page. Open up this file, and have a look through it, familiarizing yourself with

the DaWanda categories. You can then copy the category ID that best fits your

product into the corresponding column in your DaWanda CSV template.

Shop categories are something that Sellers set up to help organise the listings in

their shop and make it easier for buyers to browse their inventory. For example, a

Fashion seller might have shop categories like 'Hoodies', 'Summer Dresses' or

'Spring Collection 2014', where buyers can look through products relevant to these

categories.

To set these categories up, go to Edit Shop Categories in My DaWanda, and click

Add a new shop category. Once you've set up your shop categories, export them

from the Meta Data tab, and assign them to your listings in the same way as you

would assign the DaWanda categories, under the column heading Shop Category

ID.

The two templates can be downloaded from the following locations:

Template CSV (Standard)

Template CSV (Excel only)

Refer to 5.1.4 for information on the difference between these two templates.

Your personal meta data, such as your shop categories and shipping profiles, can be

downloaded from the following page (you need to be logged in to DaWanda to

access this page):

http://en.dawanda.com/csv/meta_data

For further assistance or comments on this documentation or the CSV Upload Tool,

contact DaWanda support on [email protected].

In a very simple form, a CSV file is structured in a spreadsheet application as

follows:

Product A Data Item 1 Product A Data Item 2 Product A Data Item 3

Product B Data Item 1 Product B Data Item 2 Product B Data Item 3

Product C Data Item 1 Product C Data Item 2 Product C Data Item 3

When saved with the spreadsheet application as a CSV file (with the file extension

.csv), the data is converted into the following format:

Data Item 1,Data Item 2,Data Item 3

Product A Data Item 1, Product A Data Item 2, Product A Data Item 3

Product B Data Item 1, Product B Data Item 2, Product B Data Item 3

Product C Data Item 1, Product C Data Item 2, Product C Data Item 3

Each row is a separate line, with the columns from the spreadsheet divided up using

commas. Because of the ease with which CSV files can be read, modified and

created using spreadsheet applications, it is a very common file format for the import

and export of web application data.

The DaWanda CSV file requirements are a little more complex than the example

shown above, but follow the same principle. Each row contains a separate product,

with the individual data fields defined on the first row as column headers.

When creating a CSV file for upload to DaWanda, certain information must be

present in order to upload your products to DaWanda. These are the required

columns, detailed in the table below underneath the heading Column Title.

The Description is for information purposes only and should not be added to the

CSV file. The Expected Format Example shows an example data entry in the

expected format.

The following data columns must be present in the CSV file, or it will be rejected by

the CSV Upload Tool:

cents Price in Euro cents 9000

availability Product availability (how

many of a particular

product you have)

Between 1 & 1000

category_id DaWanda category ID

number

722

image_1 URL of your main image https://www.flickr.com/photos/user/6819914979

shipping_profile_id Shipping profile

identification number

13562927

title_in_en Product title. If the store

is in a language other

than English, change the

country code en to the

correct country code for

the store, and add the

Handmade Traditional Rocking Horse

titles in the correct

language.

description_in_en Product description. If

the store is in a language

other than English,

change the country code

en to the correct

country code for the

store, and add the

descriptions in the

correct language.

Beautiful, traditional rocking horse handmade

out of solid oak in Sweden and limited edition.

Once added to a spreadsheet, the example shown above would look like this:

Note: that the data in the cells D2 (image_1) and F2 (title_in_en) are not fully

visible as the column is not wide enough. This is no problem as long as the data is

complete within the cell when clicked. There is no need to adjust the column widths

or enable word wrap, as these settings will not be retained when the file is saved in

CSV format.

7.2.1.1 DaWanda Categories and Shipping Profiles

A current list of DaWanda categories and your unique shipping profiles can be

downloaded as CSV files from the following page:

http://en.dawanda.com/csv/meta_data

The downloaded CSV files can be opened with the same spreadsheet application

you are using to create your product CSV file with. Simply copy the required

categories and shipping profiles from the downloaded CSV file into the required cells

in your product CSV file.

7.2.1.2 Important: Pricing in the DaWanda CSV File

Prices must be added under the cents column heading of the DaWanda CSV file in

cents of whatever the store currency is.

For example, if a product is selling for 50 then enter the price as 5000 (multiply the

price by 100).

The following data columns are optional when creating a CSV file. They can be

omitted from the file and it will still be recognized, as long as the required columns

(see 7.2.1) are present:

sku Sellers internal reference number If this is not specified, an SKU

will be assigned by DaWanda.

The restrictions for an SKU are

as follows:

- English alphanumeric

characters only

- The only permitted

special characters are

- or .

- Maximum length of 39

characters

image_2 URL of an additional product picture As per 7.2.1



color_1 Assigned colour code in hex format. Supported hex values can be

located on the Meta Data page.

color_2 Assigned colour code in hex format. Supported hex values can be

located on the Meta Data page.

shop_category_id shop category identification number

unit The unit of measurement for the

product, for example pieces (piece)

or meters (m). The base price will be

calculated automatically and

displayed on the product page.

For the majority of products sold on

DaWanda, the correct unit of

measurement is by piece, e.g. per

item.

For example:

if a packet of 100 beads is to be sold

for 5 euros, the applicable 'unit' will

be 'piece' and the 'units_per_item'

will be '100'. The base price will be

calculated automatically (0.05 cents).

m

kg

g

l

ml

squaremeter

m3

piece

yard

fat_quarter

oz

lbs

floz

gal

units_per_item units per item Numeric value, based on the

unit.

mailable_in_option The estimated delivery time for the

item.

See 3.2.2.1 for more

information

typology The type of product: either physical,

digital or service.


information

return_policy_id The ID for the return policy

associated with a product.


information

auto_renew_enabled Determines whether or not the

product will be renewed within the

store or removed after the default

120 day period.


information

title_in_de Product title in German As per 7.2.1 but in German

description_in_de Product description in German As per 7.2.1 but in German

tags_as_text_in_de Keywords in German

size_description_in_de Size/Dimensions/Weight in German

material_description_in_

de

Materials utilised in German

manufacturing_descripti

on_in_de

Production method in German

individualisation_descrip

tion_in_de

Customisation options in German

basic_attributes_in_de Basic attributes in German. This is

required by German law to be

present (for providing a brief

summary of the product to potential

buyers).

tags_as_text_in_en Keywords in English Toys, handmade, traditional

size_description_in_en Size/Dimensions/Weight in English


en

Materials utilised in English


on_in_en

Production method in English


tion_in_en

Customisation options in English

basic_attributes_in_en Basic attributes in English

title_in_es Product title in Spanish As per 7.2.1 but in Spanish

description_in_es Product description in Spanish As per 7.2.1 but in Spanish

tags_as_text_in_es Keywords in Spanish As per tags_as_text_in_en but

in Spanish

size_description_in_es Size/Dimensions/Weight in Spanish


es

Materials utilised in Spanish


on_in_es

Production method in Spanish


tion_in_es

Customisation options in Spanish

basic_attributes_in_es Basic attributes in Spanish

title_in_fr Product title in French As per 7.2.1 but in French

description_in_fr Product description in French As per 7.2.1 but in French

tags_as_text_in_fr Keywords in French As per tags_as_text_in_en but

in French

size_description_in_fr Size/Dimensions/Weight in French


fr

Materials utilised in French


on_in_fr

Production method in French


tion_in_fr

Customisation options in French

basic_attributes_in_fr Basic attributes in French

title_in_it Product title in Italian As per 7.2.1 but in Italian

description_in_it Product description in Italian As per 7.2.1 but in Italian

tags_as_text_in_it Keywords in Italian As per tags_as_text_in_en but

in Italian

size_description_in_it Size/Dimensions/Weight in Italian


it

Materials utilised in Italian


on_in_it

Production method in Italian


tion_in_it

Customisation options in Italian

basic_attributes_in_it Basic attributes in Italian

title_in_nl Product title in Dutch As per 7.2.1 but in Dutch

description_in_nl Product description in Dutch As per 7.2.1 but in Dutch

tags_as_text_in_nl Keywords in Dutch As per tags_as_text_in_en but

in Dutch

size_description_in_nl Size/Dimensions/Weight in Dutch


nl

Materials utilised in Dutch


on_in_nl

Production method in Dutch


tion_in_nl

Customisation options in Dutch

basic_attributes_in_nl Basic attributes in Dutch

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