--- title: "Mix and Match Products Module" description: "Use Mix and Match Products when customers should choose multiple variants from one product, such as samples, flavors, shades, or build-a-box offers." url: https://docs.orderediting.com/en/articles/15323546-mix-and-match-products-module collection: "Product Modules" updated: 2026-07-23 language: en --- # Mix and Match Products Module Use Mix and Match Products when customers should choose multiple variants from one product, such as samples, flavors, shades, or build-a-box offers. The Mix and Match Products module lets customers choose several variants from one product. Each selected variant is added as a separate item. * * * # When to use it Use Mix and Match Products when the product is designed around variant choice. - Build-a-box offers. - Choose any 3 samples. - Multi-flavour packs. - Variant-led bundles where customers should choose their mix. * * * # Before you begin The selected product must have at least 3 variants. The module requires at least 2 customer picks and supports up to 10 picks, limited by the number of available variants. Mix and Match Products is not available on the Free Shipping Upsell. * * * # Setup steps 1. Open the upsell strategy you want to edit. 2. In the **Product modules** section, click **Add Module**. 3. Select **Mix and Match Products**. 4. Click **Select a product** and choose a product with at least 3 variants. 5. Set **Number of picks**. This is how many variants the customer chooses. 6. Optional: use **Restrict Variants** to limit which variants can be selected. 7. Choose the highlighted variant. It is auto-selected as the first pick. 8. Write **Offer Text**. 9. Click **Save**. * * * # Configuration options

Option	What it controls	Recommended approach
Selected product	The product customers choose variants from.	Use a product designed around variant choice.
Number of picks	How many variants the customer must choose.	Start with 2 or 3 picks for low friction.
Restrict Variants	Which variants can be selected.	Remove options that don't belong in the offer.
Highlighted variant	The first variant selected for the customer.	Pick a popular default that makes the set feel started.

* * * # Recommendations Use simple offer copy that explains the choice. For example, "Choose any 3 flavours" is clearer than a generic product discount.

Setup choice	Recommendation
Number of picks	Use 2 or 3 picks for a low-friction offer.
Variant restrictions	Restrict variants when some options are not suitable for the offer.
Highlighted variant	Choose the most popular or safest default variant.

## When this module is a good fit Mix and Match is best when choice is the offer. It works for samples, flavors, shades, scents, and build-a-box products. It is not a general bundle builder. If the offer needs different products, use Group of Products instead. ## How to reduce decision friction Keep the number of picks small. Two or three choices are easier to understand than a large custom set. Restrict variants when some options are out of season, low margin, or not part of the offer. * * * # Troubleshooting ## Not enough variants appears Choose a product with at least 3 variants. ## The customer can't choose enough variants Check the selected variant restrictions. The number of picks can't exceed the number of eligible variants. ## Related - [Product Modules](https://docs.orderediting.com/en/articles/14466379-product-modules.md) - [Upsell Products from Cart Module](https://docs.orderediting.com/en/articles/15323570-upsell-products-from-cart-module.md) - [Upsell / Downsell Module](https://docs.orderediting.com/en/articles/15323568-upsell-downsell-module.md) - [Subscription Upsell Module](https://docs.orderediting.com/en/articles/15323559-subscription-upsell-module.md) - [Single Product Module](https://docs.orderediting.com/en/articles/15323557-single-product-module.md)