Mariquita Trasquilá product data: occasionwear, sizes and variants
Map Mariquita Trasquilá catalog data by occasion, garment, size and color. Keep fit notes, item exceptions and regional offers tied to the correct variant.
Separate an occasion from the Mariquita Trasquilá product record.
Mariquita Trasquilá organizes occasionwear along two axes: the kind of item and the event a shopper has in mind. One occasion can surface dresses, coordinated looks, suits, jumpsuits or accessories. Keep an event or collection as a relationship to the item, not as the item's identity.
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| Record level | What to retain | Do not collapse it into |
|---|---|---|
| Occasion | The displayed event context, such as a daytime or evening wedding, communion, baptism or graduation | A product category or garment type |
| Product category | The page's own type, such as dress, suit, coordinated outfit, jumpsuit, blouse, skirt, trouser, hat or accessory | The event or campaign currently promoting it |
| Collection or capsule | The name and relationship shown for a design grouping | A stable SKU, designer or manufacturer field |
| Product or style | The item title and source identifier when displayed | A collection name shared by several sellable items |
| Set or component | An explicit set relationship and the identity of each sellable component | A suggested matching item or styling add-on |
Keep size, color and fit guidance at the product and option level.
The storefront uses product-specific option labels: an item may show letter sizes, numbered sizes or grouped labels, and the accompanying fit guidance can differ by style. Preserve the exact displayed option and its relationship to the selected variant; do not turn one product's mapping into a brand-wide conversion chart.
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| Field | Capture for the selected item | Comparison rule |
|---|---|---|
| Size option | The displayed size label, selected value and variant identifier if available | Keep grouped, lettered and numbered labels distinct unless that exact item maps them |
| Size mapping | An explicit size chart or item-page conversion with its stated scope | Do not infer a universal EU equivalent from a single style |
| Fit note | A product-specific recommendation and the page it applies to | Keep fit advice separate from the option name and formal chart |
| Color | The displayed color label and the selected value; retain the storefront language | Do not merge translated names or assume similarly named colors match |
| Variant state | Availability tied to the exact size/color option when shown | A page-level stock message may not describe every sibling option |
| Locale | Language, currency and market context visible for the listing | A localized label or offer may differ between storefronts |
Describe each garment from its own construction and care fields.
Occasionwear pages can combine fit cues with practical garment information. Keep fabric and construction facts separate from editorial styling language, and record a field only when the relevant product page supplies it. Dresses, coordinated pieces and accessories do not share one complete attribute list.
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| Attribute group | Useful item-level fields | Avoid |
|---|---|---|
| Material | Composition percentages and the source's fabric/material label | Guessing fiber content from a fabric name or image |
| Construction | Length, neckline, sleeve, closure, lining or component details when stated | Filling absent attributes from a similar garment |
| Fit and size | Product measurements or fit advice with the item and size scope | Treating model styling copy as a standardized measurement |
| Care | The displayed washing, ironing or professional-cleaning instructions | Deriving care rules from composition alone |
| Editorial context | Occasion and styling suggestions as separate descriptive labels | Converting promotional language into a technical feature |
Model coordinated looks and accessories as separate catalog relationships.
A two-piece look, an individually sold garment and an accessory styled beside it represent different purchase objects. Mariquita Trasquilá also presents handmade headpieces and other accessories as their own product types. Preserve an explicit bundle or component relationship, and keep product-specific return eligibility attached to the item rather than the outfit theme.
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| Relationship | Record | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Coordinated outfit | Set identity, included garments and each component's own options where shown | A matching look does not prove the pieces share one SKU or price |
| Cross-sell or styling add-on | Related item and the page context that recommends it | A recommendation is not evidence of bundle inclusion |
| Handmade accessory | Product type, made-to-order marker if shown and item-level option | The accessory may have a different fulfillment or return condition from apparel |
| Personalized item | Customization choice and the exact item it changes | Do not carry the customized state to the unmodified product |
| Return eligibility | The item-specific exception and the policy version/market reviewed | A general apparel return window may not apply to accessories or personalized goods |
Date each offer and fulfillment observation by option and market.
Price, availability, delivery and return details can depend on the selected option and destination. Record the page context and observation date together so a seasonal promotion or local shipping condition is not presented as a permanent product fact.
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| Observation | Record together | Do not assume |
|---|---|---|
| Price | Currency, displayed price label, selected size/color and observation date | That a sale or comparison price applies to every option or market |
| Availability | The product/variant state and the time observed | That a page-level message means all options are in stock |
| Delivery | Destination, pickup or delivery method and displayed estimate | That a listed estimate is a guaranteed arrival date |
| Returns | Item type, destination, selected order state and the policy version checked | That one return rule applies to garments, handmade accessories and personalized items alike |
| Currency and locale | Storefront language, currency and delivery market | Comparing amounts without their region and offer context |
Content reviewed 2026-10-05.