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# Create a product group

A **product group** links separate products together as swatches. When a shopper clicks a swatch, they're taken to that product's page. Use it when each color / material is its own product instead of a variant.

## Steps

1. In the AWE app, open **Product groups** in the left menu.

   ![Open Product groups](/files/5zAe2pR5AqQ22TYLwpla)
2. Click **Create group**.

   ![Create group](/files/2h5M9lmGVll24taAtG1K)
3. Fill in the group:
   * **Group name** — only for you, to find the group in the app (e.g. `Summer tee colors`).
   * **Option name** — the label shoppers see on the store (e.g. `Color`).
4. Under **Choose option styles**, pick how the swatches look:
   * **Style on product page** — the swatch style shown on product pages.
   * **Style on Collection page** — the style shown on collection pages (choose **No show** to hide them there — see [Show swatches on product but not collection](/tips/show-swatches-on-product-not-collection.md)).
5. Click **Add products** and select the products to link. **A group needs at least 2 products.** Drag to reorder — that's the order swatches appear in.
6. *(Optional)* Click **Configure** next to a style to set a custom color or image per product.
7. Click **Save**.

![The Create group form](/files/7DQKErdL2ZUAWJyB7CzM)

## On your store

Once saved, the linked products show as swatches on each product's page. Clicking a swatch takes the shopper to that product. To move where they appear, see [Reposition swatches](/product-groups/reposition-swatches.md).


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