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# How do I add color IDs for Spartoo?

Spartoo has specific requirements for sending the colors of your products. This article will help you set up these requirements.

**1. Add the Spartoo feed**

Go to 'Feeds' and click 'Add new feed'. Here you can select the Spartoo feed.

**2. Add a new field for the color ID**

To create a new field first go to 'Setup' and click 'Edit mapping'. Next, click the 'Add new field' button to add a new field and create a name for it i.e. 'color\_id'. We will need this field for step 3.

**3. Replace the color names with the corresponding color ID**

Now, go to the 'Rules' by navigating to the Spartoo feed. Click 'Feeds' and then click 'Rules'. Here you can use the ' [search for value](/manage-improve-product-data/rules-bulk-edit-and-enrich/how-to-use-actions-then-in-rules/rule-action-search-for-value.md)' rule to add the right codes for the colors.

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**Spartoo color codes**

|            |            |
| ---------- | ---------- |
| Color      | Color code |
| White      | 1          |
| Yellow     | 4          |
| Orange     | 7          |
| Red        | 8          |
| Pink       | 13         |
| Violet     | 15         |
| Blue       | 19         |
| Green      | 25         |
| Brown      | 28         |
| Grey       | 35         |
| Black      | 38         |
| Gold       | 41         |
| Silver     | 46         |
| Other      | 534        |
| Multicolor | 594        |
| Beige      | 6887       |


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