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Every Knit bundle is made of the same pieces — product sets, offers, tiers, conditions, rewards, and the widget — and you can combine them in any way the offer needs. The bundle types in the gallery are ready starting points, not limits. The five bundles below are examples, from simple to rich, chosen to show how the pieces combine. Mix their ideas freely: any condition with any reward, several offers in one bundle, triggers, shipping rewards, and a widget that looks however you want. In each, Knit handles the same things: working out which tier applies, every price and saving the widget shows, tagging the cart lines, and applying the discount at Shopify checkout.

1. Buy more, save more

The shopper sees quantity cards on a product page — “1 item”, “2 items, save 10%”, “4 items, save 20%” — each showing its price after the discount. Tapping a card sets the quantity. You customize the card layout, wording, badges (“Most popular”), and colors.

2. A fixed set at one price

The shopper sees a “complete the look” card with a shirt, trousers, and a belt, a variant picker for each, and one total: “All three for $99”. You customize which products, the picture layout, and whether shoppers pick a variant per item.

3. Mix and match

The shopper sees a grid of products from a collection, a counter “3 of 6 picked”, and a price that drops as they add: 3 for $30, 6 for $54. You customize the grid, the progress message, and how many products load at a time. Items from the whole collection count together toward each tier.

4. Buy 3, get 1 free

The shopper sees “Buy 3, get 1 free” on a product page. With 4 in the bundle, the cheapest one shows as free. You customize the copy and how the free unit is shown. The bundle type forms and the AI set up the “after 3, discount 1” part.

5. Tiers, an add-on, a gift, and free shipping

The shopper sees a pillow on its product page with three quantity tiers. The top tier adds a free pillowcase and free shipping. Below the tiers, an optional duvet cover is offered at 15% off — but only with the pillow. The two offers are independent: the shopper can take the add-on with any tier, and each offer discounts its own items. The trigger means the duvet cover only gets its discount when a pillow is in the cart — whether it was added in this bundle or earlier. You customize the whole layout, the gift line, and the add-on card.

Build your own

Start from the example closest to your idea and change what you need — or describe the offer to the Bundle Engine and let it assemble the pieces.

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