Feature · Product stitching
Every colourway knows its siblings.
Link related products automatically, by SKU or title pattern.
If the same shirt exists as five products, one per colour, stitching connects all five. Your theme reads the links to show swatches or an "also available in" row.
- Group by a pattern in the SKU or title
- Dry run before anything is written
- New products join on publish
Mens
Womens
Relaxed
Mens
Womens
From separate products to one family.
Match by SKU or title
A pattern pulls a group key from each product, like the first four digits of 1042-BLK-S.
Describe it in plain English
No regular expressions needed. Describe what you want and Pelican drafts the pattern.
Dry run
See the groups, the matches and the misses before anything is written.
Same vendor only
Keep groups inside one brand when supplier codes overlap.
Auto-sync on publish
A new colourway joins its group as soon as it's created.
Bulk sync and logs
Run a rule across the catalogue, then check the log for every group and any errors.
“We've been using it to automate product enrichment, colour stitching, and FAQs across our catalogue”
Built for the people who own the catalogue.
Swatches without the spreadsheet
No more lists of sibling products kept up to date by hand.
A clean metafield to build on
A list of product references on every product, ready for swatches or thumbnails.
Test before you touch a live store
The dry run shows what a rule would do to a client's catalogue.
Links are written to a product metafield you nominate. Pelican writes the data and your theme renders it.
Questions about stitching.
Does stitching add swatches to my theme?
No. Pelican writes the links to a metafield. Showing them is a theme change.
Do I need to know regular expressions?
No. Use Suggest pattern, then test the result with a dry run.
My rule matched almost nothing. Why?
The pattern isn't reading your data as you assumed. SKU matching uses the first variant's SKU, and products with no SKU are skipped.
How big can a group be?
Groups over 250 products are flagged, which usually means the pattern is too broad.
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