"Tutorial: sell one product in several sizes (price tiers)"

When you sell the same item in a few sizes or packages, you don't need separate listings — add a price row per size. Our example: a woodworker's Reclaimed oak chopping board in three sizes.

The rule

In Pricing, one price is one row. Add a row for each size. With 2 or more rows the storefront shows "From £X" and gives the shopper a size picker.

1. Open the item and add rows

Create or edit the item as usual (name, description, photos, categories). In Pricing, use Add another price to build three rows. For each row you can set:

• Tier name (optional) — the size label shoppers pick.
• Description (optional) — a short note about that size.
• Price (required) — in pounds.
• Lead-time note (optional) — e.g. "Ready in 5–7 days".
• Minimum order (optional) — the smallest quantity for that size.

2. Fill in the three sizes

Use the up/down controls to order the rows the way you want them shown. Each row shows its own "you keep" breakdown after fees.

3. Set fulfilment and publish

Set Fulfilment (e.g. Post only), leave Stock blank for made-to-order, then set Listing status to Active and Save. Use Save & preview to see it first.

What the shopper sees

The product card shows From £30.00. On the item page the shopper picks a size — Small £30 · Medium £50 · Large £75 — with your descriptions and lead-time notes beside each, then adds the chosen size to their basket.

When to use tiers vs a made-to-order product: use tiers when the choices are a fixed list of sizes/packages at set prices. If buyers also pick options that stack up (flavour, engraving, an uploaded photo), use a made-to-order product instead.