Put the facts that affect choice near the start: exact model, dimensions, material, capacity, condition, included parts, and any limitation. Use units beside measurements and distinguish the product's capacity from the amount in a package. Leave out details you cannot verify.
Order specifications the way buyers compare them. For a lamp, for example, identify its dimensions, bulb base, and whether a bulb is included; for a container, state capacity and material. A readable label helps shoppers scan without turning the description into a block of technical copy.
Check each version against the item and its packaging. Similar models or supplier batches may differ, so keep the relevant details tied to the right stock option. If a specification is uncertain, ask the supplier or omit it rather than carrying an old label forward.
