About this block

Size Restock Table lays one product out size by size: XS through XL down the rows, a status badge on each (in stock, a low count like three left, or sold out), a next batch line, a queue length, and an action. Sold out rows carry a notify button, available rows an add to cart. Where a batch date exists it is stated; where it does not, the row says so plainly, "no date yet, the queue is too short to cut for." The header reads "The Merino Crew, size by size."

Sizes are one array with a status and action field. The footer rule sets the notify contract, one email for one size, sent when it lands, then the address is deleted, which is the reason a shopper trusts the signup enough to leave it.

When to use

Reach for this block on a product page where availability varies by size, or a restock hub, next to the notify me card. The counts and dates have to match the shelf, since a wrong sold out badge costs a sale and a wrong date costs trust.

A natural flow around it on an Ecommerce Pro page:

Before

• Product overview

After

• Size and fit
• Email capture

What you can display

One strong use is an apparel item across a full size run. Other tables:

• Color availability. The same grid keyed by colorway instead of size.
• Variant matrix. Size against color for a product with both.
• Bundle stock. Component availability for a kit sold as one unit.

Tip: an honest unknown ("no date yet") on a sold out row keeps the table credible; a shopper forgives a missing date far sooner than a date that slips.