A matching tank-and-legging or hoodie-and-jogger set solves the styling decision for the customer before she gets to checkout. That removes friction and it also lifts average order value, since a set naturally costs more than a single tee even before any markup difference. The set does not need to be a special product; it is the same tank and the same legging a shop already sells, presented together.
| Set | Pieces | Combined VIP base | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Studio set | Women's Flowy Scoop Muscle Tank + Signature Seamless Leggings | $80.76 | Yoga, Pilates, barre studios |
| Cozy set | Women's Premium Cropped Hoodie + Women's Wave Wash Sweatpants | $87.76 | Lounge, cold-weather retail |
| Training set | Women's Moisture-Wicking Tee + Women's Signature Biker Shorts | $71.74 | Gyms, HIIT and functional fitness studios |
Every piece in a set is still an individual catalog product, so it prints and ships the same way any single item does. A set is a way of presenting the shop, not a different product.
Bear Grips Pro Shops: Custom Apparel for Your Team. No Minimums. Free Shipping.The simplest approach: list each piece individually as always, then add a short callout on the product pages or in the shop layout that names the pairing (for example, "pairs with the Signature Seamless Legging"). Some owners create a dedicated collection or section labeled "Sets" that links the two product pages together, which keeps checkout simple since a customer still buys each piece separately at its own price.
Since each piece has its own retail price, a set does not need a bundle discount to work. Pricing both pieces at their normal retail (roughly $10 over VIP base by default) and simply presenting them together already captures the average-order-value lift. Some shops add a small combined discount, five to ten percent off the two-piece total, as an incentive, though it is not required for the merchandising benefit to show up.
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Start FreeNo. Each piece in a set is still an individual catalog product that prints and ships on its own. A set is a merchandising presentation, not a different production process.
No, though some shops add a small combined discount as an incentive. The average-order-value lift mostly comes from presenting pieces together, not from discounting them.
A tank and a legging in the same colorway is the most common starting set across boutique fitness and studio shops.
Yes. Since each piece is sold individually, changing the paired product is just a layout or copy change, with no inventory to work through.
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