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See each Fabletics product once instead of once per color. Same grid, same filters, a fraction of the scrolling. Fabletics lists every color of every product as its own tile, so a category with 150 products shows up as 700+ tiles. This extension collapses the grid so each product appears once. The other colors are still right there as swatches on the card, exactly as before. Nothing else about the site changes. Your size filters, sorting, search results and pagination all keep working, because the extension de-duplicates the product list before the page renders it rather than hiding tiles afterwards. FEATURES • One tile per product on every grid and search page • A small button docked to the right edge of the page toggles collapsing on and off, so you can always check that you are seeing everything. Drag it up or down to put it where you like. • Choose which color shows: the first one the site lists, or the one with the most sizes in stock • Optional merge of re-issued styles that carry a new style code but the same name PRIVACY The extension runs only on fabletics.com, collects nothing, and talks to no one. It keeps your settings in Chrome's extension storage and that is all. This is an independent project and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Fabletics or TechStyle Fashion Group.
Sep 18, 2026
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