Product data enrichment

Product data enrichment is filling in the attributes a catalogue is missing — composition, category, colour, fit — so products can be searched, filtered, and merchandised.

Oct 5, 2026

Why catalogues arrive incomplete#

Product data is assembled under deadline from whatever the factory, the designer, and the sample room produced. The fields needed to sell a garment are rarely the fields needed to make one, so the selling attributes get added last, or not at all.

The cost shows up later and somewhere else. A range with inconsistent colour names cannot be filtered by colour, a range with no composition fails retailer onboarding, and both are discovered while a buyer is waiting rather than while the data was being entered.

Doing it at catalogue scale#

Enrichment used to mean a person working down a spreadsheet, which is why it was usually skipped. Models now do the first pass from images and supplier files, proposing category, colour, and attributes across a whole range at once.

It works as a draft rather than an authority. A model will categorise most of a catalogue correctly and be confidently wrong about the rest, so the useful setup is proposals a merchandiser accepts or corrects, not values written straight into the live catalogue.

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