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# Grouping product

## Introduction

A grouping product gathers simple products into a set with one or more common features. For example, if you run a store with leather accessories, you may want to create a set of products such as a wallet, suitcase, and belt, making it visible under one listing in your store search and managing it with a specific set of attributes and categories.

To create a grouping product, follow the same initial steps as before, but when selecting a product type, choose ***Grouping Product***.

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As before, fill in all fields; the differences will appear after you have created the product and moved to edit it.&#x20;

A ***Children*** tab will become available, where you can select simple products to add to your group.

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## Add a new Children product

It's possible to add a product searching by SKU or from the list.

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### By SKU

Add the SKU of the product or products you wish to add, separating multiple SKUs with a new line or comma.

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### Select from list

Tick the product you wish to add, then click ***Save Changes*** to confirm or close the window to cancel.

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You can choose between ***Table View*** and ***Tile View***, or set display settings in the menu on the right side.

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## Detach the product

To detach the children product from the main one, click on the remove icon ![](/files/RJAMrWaE9cOXBh7J3R7H)

and confirm your choice.

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{% hint style="info" %}
Detached products are NOT deleted; they become single simple products. If you wish to delete it, you must first detach it and then delete it from the [Product Catalog](/products/catalog.md) location.
{% endhint %}

{% hint style="info" %}

* The order visible in the system attribute **“product children”** in the product catalog grid represents the actual order of products grouped under a grouping product.
* The **GraphQL API reflects this same order**.
* The **children grid visible on the grouping product details page does not currently reflect this order**.
  {% endhint %}


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