I'd like to start off by saying that I am a Drupal newbie, so if my question is very rudimentary I would like to apologize in advance.

The current CMS my company is using has been causing us nothing but headaches, and so we have decided to switch over to a much more established system, which in this case is Drupal. The current website works very similar to a store, although we do not preform any transaction directly through our site. We use a store functionality for ease of adding products, and displaying them.

Currently, when we add products to our site, we have it set up so that if a product comes in multiple sizes and colours, those options are displayed as selectable attributes. I have come to understand that in Drupal commerce, a shirt with 3 colours and 3 sizes, would total 9 different products, which is not the solution that best fits our business model.

I was wondering, if there is any way to be able to add 1 product, that would have multiple sizes and colours displayed through one product display. For example:
If I am adding a certain model shirt into the system, and that shirt comes in 4 colours and 3 sizes, I would be able to specify them when creating the product, and have those options be displayed in my product display.

I've added the required taxonomy terms and customized the fields for the display, but once it's created and I go to that product, all I see is the description and quantity selection. No colours, or sizes displaying at all.

Any advice is appreciated!

Comments

nevets’s picture

With Drupal commerce the way it works they would display as a single product. Products are displayed through product displays, which in this one would be comprised of the nine separate products.

bojanz’s picture

Try https://www.drupal.org/project/commerce_custom_product

You can can define the colors and sizes as line item fields.
Keep in mind that without having unique skus&products for each color/size combination you won't be able to track their stock, but I guess you're fine with that.