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Add To Bag – Size Run
A size run mostly struck out with the last M lit, 23 people watching that size, and no restock planned until spring.
What this screen does
A struck-out size run is scarcity the viewer can read in a glance. Sold-out sizes are ordinary retail reality rather than a marketing device, which is why this reads as a stock level rather than a sales tactic — and it is far more credible than a banner claiming limited availability.
'YOUR SIZE, LAST ONE' only works with personalisation, and when it works it is close to unanswerable. General scarcity is easy to dismiss because somebody else will take it; the last one in your size is a loss that is specifically yours.
'Restock isn't planned until spring' closes the escape route. Most shoppers who leave intend to come back, and this removes the assumption that the item will still be there — without a countdown, which would look absurd on a garment.
'23 people watching this size' explains why the run looks like that and implies the last one is contested. It is the difference between an item that did not sell and an item that nearly has.
'Free returns for 30 days · Ships tomorrow' resolves the real objection to buying clothing online, which is fit. Making returns free converts an uncertain purchase into a reversible one, and that matters more than the discount this card deliberately does not offer.
Best for
- Fashion and apparel, especially considered or premium pieces
- Footwear and accessories with size runs
- Retargeting people who viewed a product and did not buy — the ideal use
- Limited runs and end-of-season stock
- Brands competing on quality rather than discounting
Making it yours
- Use real stock levels. A struck-out run that is not true is checkable in one tap and destroys the card.
- Personalise the size if you can. Without it, use the most common size and change the headline to something honest.
- Show real product photography with the colourway named — 'Clay' is doing work that 'brown' would not.
- State the actual restock position rather than implying permanence.
- Keep the returns and shipping terms accurate; they carry more weight here than the price.
- Consider leaving the price unemphasised, as this card does. Scarcity and quality are its argument, not cost.
Next steps
Templates are a starting point, not a constraint. The documentation walks through changing one into your own ad and exporting it.