Variant settings
Let customers mix variants inside one tier, and stop showing two variant pickers.
These options live on the Bundle Settings tab, inside Advanced Settings under Variants. A new bundle starts with the first two ticked and Hide theme variant picker unticked.
The options
| Setting | What it does |
|---|---|
| Let customers choose different variants for each item | Every item in a multi-quantity tier gets its own variant picker. |
| Show variant selection for single quantity deal bar | Also shows a picker on tiers with quantity 1. Appears only when the setting above is on. |
| Hide theme variant picker | Hides your theme's built-in picker while the bundle is displayed. |
Let customers mix variants
With this off, every item in a tier shares the one variant the customer chose.
With it on, a 3-pack shows three pickers, so a customer can take one black, one navy, one grey. The pickers appear on the tier the customer has selected, and only for products that have options such as size or color. A product with a single default variant never shows a picker.
Open your bundle and stay on the Bundle Settings tab.
Open Advanced Settings and find the Variants section.
Tick Let customers choose different variants for each item (untick it to go back to one variant per tier).
Click Save and check a product page.
Worth turning on for apparel, colors, and flavours. Leave it off for a product where one variant per order is the norm — extra pickers only slow the customer down.
Avoid two variant pickers
With per-item pickers on, your product page can end up showing both the bundle's pickers and your theme's own. Tick Hide theme variant picker to leave only the bundle's.
Check the page after turning this on
Themes place their variant picker in different spots, and a few tie add-to-cart behaviour to it. Add a product to the cart and confirm the right variant lands there before you publish.
Discounts don't change per variant
A tier's discount applies to the whole tier, whichever variants the customer picks.
Want color or image swatches instead of dropdowns? See Variant swatches.