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# Product badges

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**Theme Editor → Theme settings → Product badges**
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### Badges that sell before customers read a word

A product badge is a silent salesperson. "Sale", "Sold out", "New" — each one changes how a customer perceives a product in under a second. Used well, badges create urgency, set expectations, and guide customers through your catalog without extra effort.

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### What you configure here

This panel controls the **visual appearance** of badges — their text labels and colors. For the full setup guide including custom badge metafields, **see** [**Product badges**](/docs/avante-themes/features-and-advanced-setup/product-badges.md).

**Automatic badges** — Sale, Sold out, and Pre-order each have their own text and color fields. Change the label to match your brand voice (e.g., "On sale" instead of "Sale"), and set background and text colors independently.

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**Custom badges (Badge 1–4)** — four slots for custom labels driven by the `custom.badge` metafield. Enter the badge name exactly as it appears in the metafield, then set its colors. The theme matches badges by exact text — capitalization and spacing must be identical.

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