This presentation is a guideline for assigning SKU/Style Code for products.

1. Guidelines For Assigning Style Codes/Article Codes

2. Things to remember while assigning Style/Article Code;
 One style code defines a unique design which may come in multiple colors and
sizes.
Style Code : 14007 Style Code : 14007
Color : Black Color : Red
This is different from product SKUs in which every color and every size should
have a different number.

3. Cont’d
 Do not use characters that might confuse people or software.
e.g. Using a "/" can result in Excel formatting your part number as a date. Symbols
such as "<", ">", and "*" can have unintended consequences when moving data
between spreadsheet program. Try to keep your Style code simple and alpha-
numeric where possible.
 Never start a style code with a zero.
 Avoid using letters that can be confused with numbers. The main culprits are O
and I.
 Do not load Style Code with meaning do not try to use the style code to describe
your product. This will only make your Style code longer, and more complicated.
 Keep style code short but not so short that they could be mistaken for other
numbers (i.e. quantities). 4 8 characters will suffice for most Brands.

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