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Because of this, you may want to consider only listing your most popular colors or color families.

Keep in mind that you don’t need to include every tag and that listing a large number of tags can create an unwieldy list length.

For example, clothing stores will find color and size to be good picks, while stores selling gift items might find price ranges to be more relevant.

Consider which tags are most likely to be useful for your customers and the products your store sells.

How can I use this feature best?Īlthough we know many store owners are excited about this oft-requested feature, there are some important factors to take into consideration.

By default, all collections have to have the same multi tag filter sidebars.Ĭomplete instructions for adding a multi tag filter to your collection pages are found here.

This means a user can’t, for example, filter both green and blue under colors, but they can filter by a single color and a size at the same time.

At this time, it’s not possible to apply more than one filter within the same group.

This is to prevent irrelevant tags from displaying for a collection. If a tag doesn’t exist in at least one of the products in the collection, it won’t show.

The sidebar will only show tags that are associated with products in the collection being viewed.

This limit will be more than sufficient for more stores and is also meant to help prevent the sidebar from becoming prohibitively long.

At this time, you can have up to five tag filter groups in your collection page sidebar.

Multi tag filters are a great way to let users filter by a variety of criteria, but some of the most common are:įor color based tags, store owners have the added ability to show small color swatches in the sidebar using the same method as creating swatches on product pages. Once the tag is selected, the rest of the tags become hidden and a small “×” appears next to filtered tag so that, when clicked, shoppers can “remove” the filter. This allows you to add up to five “groups” of tags that, when users click one, the collection page updates to only show products that meet those criteria.

The new multi tag sidebar feature uses Shopify sections. In many cases, this eliminates the need for advanced apps that add this functionality. For stores with large inventories, filtering at the collection level can be a great way to help shoppers focus on products that meet their specific needs or criteria and the new multi tag filter sidebar in the Turbo Shopify theme takes a huge step forward in adding more advanced filtering to your store.