Order more than one sample
Try real shirts before making big promises.
Your task
Reviewed 2026-11-03 · free to learnBuild a sample selection and review it; do not pay.
In this lesson 3 steps + optional extras
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In My products, open the published product’s More actions menu and choose Build sample order. Select each design, colour, size and quantity deliberately.

- 1Choose another published design without starting another order.
- 2Each line keeps its own colour and size.
- 3Add the selected quantity, then review all lines below.
What you should seeEach line identifies a design, colour, size and quantity.
2
Add other designs or variants as separate lines. Two different sizes are two distinct selections, even when the artwork matches.
What you should seeDifferent variants occupy separate lines in the same sample basket.
3
Review sample pricing and shipping in the quote. Samples are not ordinary retail sales and do not create creator earnings.
What you should seeThe quote separates sample garment pricing and shipping.
Go further 2 optional topics
You have the core task. Explore these extra tools whenever you need them.
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Enter your own delivery details and check the quoted total before proceeding to hosted payment.
What you should seeYour own delivery details and final quote are ready for review.
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For this lesson, stop before payment. You can learn the whole selection flow without spending money.
What you should seeYou can stop before hosted payment without placing a paid order.
Words made simple
- publish
- Make the reviewed changes visible on your public store.
YOUR TURN · OPTIONAL
Give it a try.
Build a sample selection and review it; do not pay.
Open My products Opens separately. Paid and destructive actions are never required to complete a lesson.You need one medium red tee and two large black tees. How do you order?
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You choose when you have learned enough. No quiz score or business action is required.
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