A user working with Shopify’s Savor theme wants to display all color variants of a product as separate items on collection pages without duplicating products. They noted that common guides reference a main-collection-product-grid file that doesn’t exist in their theme.
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Discussion remains open — no custom Liquid/CSS solution has been offered for the Savor theme specifically.
Hi, I’m using the new Savor theme and want to show all colour variants of a product on the collection page, without duplicating the product.
I’ve seen some guides that suggest editing the main-collection-product-grid file, but this file doesn’t seem to exist in the Savor theme.
Any advice on how to do this would be really appreciated.
Thanks,
Dan
Hello @DASCPA
Can you share a screenshot of the theme’s liquid files? So that I can check what files are in there?
Thanks
Hi @DASCPA
I highly recommend you use an app to do that. You can find our app fit your request on Shopify app store.
Yes, what you’re trying to achieve is absolutely possible — and without the need to manually duplicate or restructure your entire catalog.
You can list each product (like different colors or sizes) separately in your collection pages, and then group them visually as variants on the product page using a simple metafield-based system.
here is an app specifically for this purpose:
Product as Variants by OnlyWeb
It allows you to treat separate products (like “Chiffon Bag - Red” and “Chiffon Bag - Blue”) as if they were variants of a single product, without compromising on SEO, inventory, or customization.
What it does:
Displays grouped products on the product page using a theme block
Uses Shopify metafields (no hacks or duplication)
No code required
Works with Shopify 2.0 themes
Third-party apps make it easy to separate variants I own the Stamp ‑ Variants on Collectionand we help merchants display variants separately on the collection page and home page. You can customize the settings per collection to show or hide specific variants, filter variants, or separate them by specific options. For example, you can create a “Gold” collection and display only gold-related variants.
