WPRetro

The “Variation Suite for WooCommerce” plugin powers our enhanced variable product shopping experience, allowing customers to easily customize their purchases using swatches, tables, and grid layouts. With flexible pricing display options and a focus on performanced.
<h3>Layouts:</h3>
** Swatches ** 
Transform dropdowns into vibrant buttons, images, or labels, making it easier for customers to explore and select product variations. 
<a href="https://wpretro.com/demo/variation-suite/product/winter-jacket/" rel="nofollow ugc">Demo</a>
** Tables ** 
Effortlessly display product variations in a structured, easy-to-read table layout, making it simple for customers to compare options and choose the best fit. 
<a href="https://wpretro.com/demo/variation-suite/product/protein-corp/" rel="nofollow ugc">Demo</a>
** Grids ** 
Showcase product variations in a clean, visually appealing grid layout, allowing customers to browse and compare options at a glance. 
<a href="https://wpretro.com/demo/variation-suite/product/car-holder-for-smartphones/" rel="nofollow ugc">Demo</a>
Variation Suite also let you control your product’s price display: 
** From (min): ** Show the minimum price among variations. 
** Up to (max): ** Show the maximum price among variations. 
** Display all prices with variation names: ** List all prices along with their respective variation names.
You can view our documentation <a href="https://wpretro.com/docs/variation-suite/" rel="nofollow ugc">here</a>.

Variation Suite for WooCommerce

Enhance your product variations with swatches, tables, grid views, and custom price formats. Exclusively designed for variable products.

Doug Stewart

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