Hey guys,
I have 60 color variants of a Printify t-shirt and I want to be listed as one listing, they allow you to choose only 12 colors per product, so I created 6 products with same t-shirt, design and sizes but different colors and when publishing I see them as 6 different products in the shop but I want them to be one.
Can some one please help me solve this?
Thank you in advance
You can achieve this with custom solution with coding.
Create a “Parent” Product
Add a new product in Shopify.
Use variant like size but not color.
Add all images (from all 60 colors).
Set it as Visible.
Hide the 6 Printify Products
Uncheck “Online Store” under Sales Channels or tag them as hidden.
These still handle fulfillment.
Add Custom Color Selector
Edit product.liquid or product-template.liquid.
Add a
I did, but when previewed it says: XS(size) - Unavailable, Aqua(color) - Unavailable
@JunaidHassan Can you please explain me better? Thank you
Hi @Ace666
You’ve run into one of the common Printify limitations. They cap a product at 12 color variants per listing, which is why you had to split it into 6 products. Unfortunately, Shopify itself doesn’t allow you to “merge” those into one product automatically since each one is being published separately by Printify.
That said, you do have a couple of workarounds:
1. Use a “dummy” parent product
Create a manual product in Shopify with all 60 colors set up as variants.
Hide the individual Printify products from your storefront (set them to draft or unlisted).
Then connect each variant in your parent product to the correct Printify product through the Printify SKU mapping.
This way, customers see one product page with 60 color options, but fulfillment still works.
2. Use a bundling/variant app
Apps like Variant Option Product Options, Infinite Options, or Bold Product Options let you simulate more than 100 variants and merge multiple products into one “master” product page.
Customers see all colors under one listing, and the app routes the order to the correct underlying Printify product.
3. Simplify the catalog
Thanks
Hello @Ace666
1. Merge them inside Shopify (Manual Method)
2. Use a Variant/Bundle App
If manual work feels too heavy, you can use apps like:
These let you fake it as one product with dropdowns/swatches, even if technically you have multiple underlying products. The app then routes to the correct Printify product.
3. Use Printify’s “Connect Existing Product” Feature
Hi @Ace666 
If your goal is to display all 60 colors of the same T-shirt design on a single product page, you might want to take a look at Easify Product Options. 
To help you visualize the setup, I created a similar demo:
You simply need to create a color option and choose either Color Swatch or Image Swatch as the display type. Then you can add all the colors you want to offer. If you’d like a more visual shopping experience, you can use actual color images instead of plain color swatches.
When you have a large number of colors, such as 40, 50, or even 60 options, displaying all of them at once can make the product page look crowded. In that case, you can go to Advanced Settings and enable the Show Image Slider option. This will display the swatches inside a scrollable slider, making it much easier for customers to browse through all available colors while keeping the page clean and organized.
What I like about this approach is that customers only need to visit a single product page to see all available colors. There’s no need to split the same design into multiple product listings, and customers won’t have to jump between different products just to find the color they want.
If your goal is to create the experience of a single product with all 60 colors available in one place, Easify Product Options could be a solution worth considering. 
