Group products together on your storefront — like “New Arrivals” or “Jordans” — so shoppers can browse them as one set.
Where to find it: Open Collections in AIM — you will be asked to sign in first.
What you can do here
- Create a manual collection and hand-pick exactly which products go in it
- Create a smart collection that fills itself automatically from rules you set
- Add or remove products from a manual collection at any time
- Pull in the collections you already have on your Shopify store
How to: Create a “New Arrivals” collection and add products
- Click “New collection”.
- Type a title like “New Arrivals” and an optional description.
- Leave the type set to “Manual” so you choose the products yourself.
- Click “Create collection”.
- Find the new collection in the list and click its manage-products icon.
- Search for each product you want, check it, and click “Add selected”.
Make a “New Arrivals” collection, then add this week’s Dunk Low Panda and Jordan 1 “Bred” so they show up together on your storefront.
How to: Create a smart collection that fills itself
- Click “New collection” and switch the type to “Smart (rule-based)”.
- Add one or more conditions, e.g. tag is equal to “jordan”.
- Choose whether products must match all conditions or any condition.
- Click “Create collection”.
A smart collection with the rule “tag equals jordan” automatically includes every Jordan you list now and in the future — you never add them by hand.
How to: Bring in collections from Shopify
- Click “Sync from Shopify”.
- Wait for the list to refresh — your existing storefront collections will appear.
If you already built a “Sale” collection directly in Shopify, syncing pulls it in here so you can manage it from AIM.
Good to know
- Manual collections are best for a curated set you choose yourself; smart collections are best for groups defined by a rule (a brand, a tag, a price range).
- A collection’s type can’t be changed after you create it — pick manual or smart up front.
- Smart-collection products are decided by your rules, so you can’t add or remove them one at a time.
- Deleting a collection here also removes it from your Shopify storefront.
Where to go next