Spec table

A definition list rendered as hairline rows: label on the left in the accent colour, value on the right in bold. One or two columns.

It is the driest section in the theme and one of the most useful. Shell fabric, how the fit runs, how many units were made, where it was cut, what shipping costs — the facts a considered purchase turns on, in a format that can be scanned in five seconds.

Section settings

Setting	Type	Default	What it does
Heading	Text	The spec	Section heading.
Side note	Text	—	Side note on the right of the header row.
Side note link	URL	—	Makes the side note a link.
Columns	Select — One / Two	2	Whether the rows run in one column or two side-by-side columns.
Colour scheme	Select — Default / Light / Deep	default	Which ground the section sits on.
Top spacing	Range, 0–160 px	48	Top spacing.
Bottom spacing	Range, 0–160 px	48	Bottom spacing.

Row blocks

Up to sixteen rows.

Setting	Type	Default	What it does
Eyebrow	Text	Shell	The row label, in the accent colour.
Value	Text	Deadstock 3-layer technical	The value, right-aligned and bold.

Preset

One preset, Spec table, with six rows:

Label	Value
Shell	Deadstock 3-layer technical
Fit	Oversized, size down for regular
Run size	400 units, no restock
Sizes	XS — XXL, unisex
Made in	Osaka, Japan
Shipping	Worldwide, tracked, duties paid

Behaviour worth knowing

Two columns fill left-to-right, not top-to-bottom — so with six rows in two columns, rows one to three land in the left column reading across. Reorder the blocks if the pairing matters.

One column below 760 px, whichever setting you chose.

Rows are separated by hairlines, with a rule above the first row and below each one, so the table reads as a ruled list rather than a bordered box.

Use an even number of rows in two-column mode. An odd count leaves the last row sitting alone on one side.

Tip

This is also the cleanest place to put the things you don’t do. “Restocks — None, ever” as a spec row is more convincing than the same claim in a paragraph, because the format implies it was measured rather than written.

Note

For the same kind of table on a product page, where the values differ per product, use the Spec list and Detail accordion product blocks — see the product page.