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Bloomingdale's Marketplace listing requirements

Quick answer

Bloomingdale's Marketplace listings follow category-specific attribute templates, with colors and sizes in the retailer's standard values rather than marketing names. Every item needs a GS1-certified UPC, every variant needs a distinct color and size combination, and images must meet size minimums and link directly to the image file. Items go live only when approved and in stock.

This page is part of the sell on Bloomingdale's Marketplace guide.

Last reviewed: October 8, 2026 · Based on Bloomingdale's public information.

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TemplatesCategory-specific attributes.
Color and sizeRetailer-standard values.
UPCGS1-certified, every item.
VariantsDistinct color and size per variant.
ImagesSize minimums; direct file links; Bloomingdale's-specific.
StyleListing style guidelines at onboarding.
VisibilityApproved and in stock.

What do category templates and attributes require?

Each product maps to a category-specific attribute template. Missing attributes are a common reason a listing is held. Fill the template for the category in your agreement, not a generic product sheet.

Why do colors and sizes have to be standard values?

Bloomingdale's expects retailer-standard color and size values rather than marketing names. A value that is not on the standard list will not group or filter the way the site expects. Keep your brand names in your own catalog and map them for this channel.

How do variant families work?

Variants sit in a family. Each variant needs a distinct color and size combination and its own GS1-certified UPC. Two variants that share the same standard color and size can hold the family.

What are the image rules?

Images must meet size minimums and link directly to the image file. A link to a webpage is a common rejection cause. Bloomingdale's has its own image requirements, separate from Macy's, so plan Bloomingdale's images even when the products are the same.

Confirm current size minimums in the guidelines shared during onboarding. This page does not state pixel sizes.

Why do approved items stay hidden?

Items go live only when approved and in stock. A zero-stock offer stays hidden. Refresh the offer on approved products so a return to stock can show the item again.

What are common listing holds?

Images too small or linked to a webpage. Missing attributes. Nonstandard color and size. Duplicate combinations. UPCs that are not GS1-certified. Zero stock.

How does Acenda prepare Bloomingdale's listings?

Acenda is an approved, pioneer partner of Bloomingdale's Marketplace and has been part of Bloomingdale's Marketplace since day one.

Acenda maps products to category templates and retailer-standard color and size values, prepares Bloomingdale's-specific images as direct file links, and returns rejections in plain language so your team can correct and resubmit.

Frequently asked questions

Can I use the same images on Bloomingdale's and Macy's?

Plan for Bloomingdale's-specific images. Bloomingdale's has its own image requirements, and Acenda prepares Bloomingdale's images separately from your other channels.

Why was my Bloomingdale's variant family held?

Often because two variants share the same standard color and size combination, or a value doesn't match the retailer's standard list.

Why isn't my approved Bloomingdale's item visible?

Items go live only when approved and in stock. A zero-stock offer stays hidden, so keep offers refreshed on approved products.

Keep reading

Sell on Bloomingdale's MarketplaceListings in the full guide.RequirementsAccount and shipping rules beside the catalog.What Acenda handlesTemplates, images, and plain-language rejections.Macy's product attributionHow standard values work on the sister marketplace.Macy's size and color variantsVariant families on Macy's.

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