Defining a Grouping of Sizes

Myrna Ailabouni

Updated November 17, 2024 11:59

When the Design in Sizes pane is displayed, you can define a grouping of sizes by a combination of:

Splitting a group of sizes
Adding a size to a group
Merging groups of sizes

Splitting a Group of Sizes

By default, if no groupings have been defined for the current garment, the initial view displays all sizes in one group.

To split the sizes into two groups:

In the Design in Sizes pane, hover over the horizontal line above the sizes, where you want to divide the group. A scissors icon is displayed on the line.
Click . The sizes are divided where you clicked.

Tip

You can split each size into its own group.

To split each size into a group:

Above the display of sizes, next to the Search box, click
Select Divide Every Size.

Adding a Size to a Group

Merging Groups of Sizes

Once you have created groups, you can merge two groups of sizes.

To merge two groups of sizes:

In the Design in Sizes pane, hover over the small gray circle on the vertical line between the groups.
Either or is displayed, depending on the merge direction.
Click whichever of or is displayed. The groups are merged.

Tip

You can put all sizes into one group.

To put all sizes into one group:

In the Design in Sizes pane, next to the Search box, click .
Select Full Range.

2023.2 and newer

You can make the artwork position per size or a group of sizes automatic, or manual.

Toggle the Automatic Position by Grade check box to control the artwork positioning per size.

When the checkbox is toggled on, all the artwork positioning is maintained. To apply changes to the artwork position you will need to use the Selection tool or the Texture tool to move the artworks, or change the values manually in the Context view.

When the check box is toggled off , the positioning of all of the artworks on all garment sizes is in its automatic state. You can move the artworks position from the selected size (not base size), based on its grade rules.