where can I define jewelry pattern attribute?

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As "Shopify Standard Product Taxonomy (2024-10) " for jewelry category there is an attribute called Pattern with values like Animal, Art, Christmas, Hearts, and etc.
But when I want to add new product (in Charms & Pendants), I cannot see anywhere to define this Pattern attribute.
I can see and define all other attributes like :Age group, Color, Jewelry material, Jewelry type and etc.

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Hi @Belyagold

You can easily add meta fields to your category or collection pages in Shopify by following these simple steps:

  1. Access Your Shopify Admin

    • Log in to your Shopify admin panel.

  2. Navigate to Metafields

    • Go to Settings and then select Metafields from the menu.

  3. Choose the Target Resource

    • Select Collections (or the resource where you want to add the metafields).

  4. Create a New Metafield

    • Click Add Definition and define the metafield’s name, namespace, and type (e.g., text, number, image, etc.).

  5. Add Metafield Values

    • Navigate to the specific collection you want to modify, scroll down to the Metafields section, and fill in the values for the metafield you created.

  6. Update Your Theme

    • Edit your Shopify theme to display the metafield values.
    • Go to Online Store > Themes > Customize and locate the collection template.
    • Use dynamic sources or Liquid code to display the metafield values where needed.

  7. Save Changes

    • Save the changes to your theme and preview them to ensure the metafield displays correctly.

I hope this solution works for you! It’s pretty straightforward and easy to implement. The only challenging part might be displaying the attribute on the storefront, as it requires some Liquid modifications. If you can handle that, perfect! Otherwise, feel free to share your collaboration access, and I’d be happy to assist you.