A mix & match box lets customers pick a set number of items from a pool you choose — “any 3 candles for £25”, or “pick 3 and save 10%”. In this tutorial we’ll set one up and explain how shoppers choose their box.

#Steps in short

1. Press New bundle and choose Mix & match.
2. Add the products customers can choose from, each once.
3. Set Customer picks and whether items can repeat.
4. Choose one price per box, or a percentage off what’s picked.
5. Press Save & sync; each box becomes a choice on the product.

#1. Start a mix & match bundle

In Bundles, press New bundle and choose Mix & match — “Customers pick N items from a pool you choose”. Fill in the name, image link and description as for any bundle.

#2. Add the eligible pool

Under Eligible pool, press Add products and add every product customers can choose from. Add each product once — don’t add two variants of the same product to one pool.

#3. Set how many they pick

Customer picks is the number of items per box — at least 2, and 3 to start with. Allow the same product more than once is ticked by default, so “2 vanilla and 1 rose” is a valid box.

Every possible box becomes a variant of the bundle product, and a bundle can have up to 150. The counter under the fields shows how many yours makes:

#4. Set the box price

• Fixed price — every box sells for the same price, whatever is in it.
• % off components — each box costs the picked items’ prices less the discount. For example 2 × £8 and 1 × £12 at 10% off is £25.20.

#5. Save and sync it

Press Save & sync. On the bundle’s product page, shoppers choose their box from the product’s Selection options — named like “2× Vanilla, 1× Rose”, each with its own price and stock — and add it to the basket as normal.