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# Products with Different Typologies in the Same Category

Having products with different typologies in the same category is a common support topic. This guide explains how to handle such cases.

## Example: Shirts with Size and Color

Let’s say you sell shirts with **Size** and **Color** attributes.

Your product combinations in PrestaShop would look like this:

![Combination tab](https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/-/3/f/a/8/3fa8ee645cd13200/prestashop-amazon-marketplace-_1kjosmt.png)

In your profile settings, you map these attributes to Amazon fields:

![Profile mapping](https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/-/3/f/a/8/3fa8ee645cd13200/prestashop-amazon-marketplace-_1mrb49a.png)

## Problem: Some products don't have all attributes

For example, "one-size" shirts might not have a size attribute. This causes a mismatch, and the module won't export those products.

## Solution 1: Use a default value

If the Amazon product type allows a default value, you can simply use "Unique" or similar for Size:

![Default value](https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/-/3/f/a/8/3fa8ee645cd13200/prestashop-amazon-marketplace-_98v1hv.png)

## Solution 2: Create a separate category and profile

If the Amazon type only allows a closed list of values (no custom value like "Unique"), do the following:

1. Create a subcategory for products without Size/Color.
2. Move affected products to this subcategory.
3. Create a separate profile just for this subcategory.

This way, each profile will match the product structure, and all products can be exported properly.