Understanding Mannequin Parts Category 7128
The Mannequin Parts category is designated by ID 7128 within the Business & Industrial > Retail hierarchy. This classification is specifically reserved for detached physical components used to assemble or replace sections of retail display models.
What Belongs in This Category
This category includes individual anatomical parts designed for visual merchandising or specialized practice. Examples from the US market include:
- Individual mannequin hands used for jewelry or accessory displays.
- Articulated wooden or plastic hand models for artistic reference or store showcases.
- Silicone practice hands intended for training purposes.
- Replacement limbs or specialized display props that serve as anatomical portions of a full-body model.
What Does Not Belong Here
Do not use this category for complete retail displays or broader store equipment. Items like full-body display mannequins belong in the Display Mannequins category. Other retail infrastructure items such as clothing display racks, retail display cases, or pricing guns must be mapped to their respective neighbouring categories. If an item functions as a general promotional prop rather than an anatomical part, place it under Retail Display Props & Models. Ensure you are not miscategorizing items intended for inventory security or money handling into this retail segment.
Categorization Guidelines
There are no subcategories for this level, so all compatible parts should be mapped directly to 7128. In your feed, use either the ID 7128 or the full path Business & Industrial > Retail > Mannequin Parts. While the attribute is optional, providing it manually prevents the inaccuracies of automated classification, helping Google identify the product type for more relevant ad delivery performance.