Lead with what it is
Start the name with the product itself, then what makes it different: "Ankara wrap dress, knee length" is better than "New arrival!!". Buyers scan names in the grid, so make each one clear on its own.
Or let us write the first draft
Press Write it for me under the description on any product, and we draft one from its name, price, options and cover photo. Edit it before you save. It's a quick way to start, and the tips in this guide help you make it yours.
Answer the questions you always get
Look at the questions buyers ask you most and answer them in the description: size and fit, material, what's in the box, how long it lasts, how to use or care for it. Every answer here is one less message for you.
Keep it short and easy to scan
Use short sentences and a few lines, not one long paragraph. Most buyers read on a phone. Put the most important facts first.
Be honest about what they'll receive
If a colour looks different in person, say so. If it's handmade and each piece varies, say so. Honest descriptions mean fewer returns and better reviews.