rivermore

It sounds like the issue is the category delimiter your platform expects in the CSV. On a lot of ecommerce systems, commas won’t work because they’re treated as part of the category name instead of separate categories. If @jnsgioia’s suggestion worked with `~`, then for multiple nested categories you’d usually format it something like: `Dog Clothing~Dog Tee Shirts~We Love Dogs|Dog Clothing~Dog Tee Shirts~Patriotic` That way the product gets associated with both sub-subcategories under the same parent category. I ran into something similar while organizing products for a dog apparel/accessories store and the separator made all the difference. On a site like Supreme Dog Garage, where one product can naturally fit multiple themes (walking gear, seasonal collections, dog lover categories, etc.), using the proper hierarchy + separator structure keeps navigation much cleaner and avoids having to manually assign categories later. Also, you typically don’t need to include “Home” unless your platform specifically requires it, since most storefronts automatically surface products through the parent category tree.