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Model Fit Info for WooCommerce

by Raif Deari

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Description

A tiny plugin that adds a single line to your product pages:

Our model (178 cm) is wearing size M

Set the height and size once as a store-wide default. Every product inherits it. Override only the products where the actual model differs.

Why a default?

Most fashion brands shoot a whole collection on the same model. With a store-level default, a 5,000-SKU catalog gets meaningful coverage in minutes — not a weekend in the product editor.

Bulk-import friendly

The plugin uses standard meta keys so the native WooCommerce CSV importer can populate them. Add three columns to your product CSV:

  • meta:_modefiin_height — numeric (e.g. 178)
  • meta:_modefiin_size_worn — free-form (e.g. M)
  • meta:_modefiin_use_default — yes or no

Reimport, done.

Where it shows

As an overlay on the main product image — corner placement (bottom-left/bottom-right/top-left/top-right) is configurable. Works on both classic WooCommerce galleries and the new block-based Product Gallery block. Use the [modefiin] shortcode to place it elsewhere — anywhere in a page or post.

Manage at scale

A “Model fit” column on the Products admin list shows each product’s status at a glance (custom values / using default / not set / disabled). Quick Edit lets you set height + size + use-default from the products list row without opening the full editor.

  1. Upload the plugin folder to /wp-content/plugins/, or install via the Plugins screen.
  2. Activate through the Plugins menu.
  3. Go to WooCommerce Settings Products Model Fit Info and set your store default.
  4. (Optional) Override individual products on the product edit screen, Product data Model Fit Info tab.
  1. The overlay on a product page, bottom-left of the main image.

    The overlay on a product page, bottom-left of the main image.

  2. The Products admin list showing the "Model fit" column for each row.

    The Products admin list showing the "Model fit" column for each row.

  3. Quick Edit panel — height, size and "use store default" inline on the products list.

    Quick Edit panel — height, size and "use store default" inline on the products list.

  4. The settings page in WooCommerce → Settings → Products → Model Fit Info.

    The settings page in WooCommerce → Settings → Products → Model Fit Info.

  5. The per-product override panel in the product edit screen.

    The per-product override panel in the product edit screen.

Does it support multiple models per product?

Not yet. The Zalando-style pattern shows one model per product page; this matches that. Multi-model support may come in a later version.

Does it support per-variation model info?

Not yet — meta is set on the parent product. Per-variation overrides are on the roadmap.

Can I customise the wording?

Yes — the label template is configurable in settings. Use {height} and {size} placeholders.

How do I place it somewhere other than as an image overlay?

Use the [modefiin] shortcode in any product description, page, or block. The shortcode renders as an inline pill rather than an overlay.

Does it work with block themes?

Yes. Both the classic WooCommerce gallery and the new woocommerce/product-gallery block are supported — the overlay attaches to the active main image in either case.

1.0.0

  • First public release.
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