# Badges

{% hint style="success" %}
**Steps:**

1. In the theme editor (**Customize**), click **Theme settings**
2. Locate **Badges**
3. Make necessary changes
4. **Save**.
   {% endhint %}

To edit your theme's colors settings, go to Theme settings&#x20;

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Badge options available:

1. Pre-order badge: Appears when Opulent Pre-order feature is activated for the product.
2. Sale badge: Displays when the product has a compare-at price.
3. Sold out badge: Appears when the product variant is out of stock.
4. Custom badges: Refer to "Add custom badges to my product card" for personalized badge options.

To activate badges on product cards, navigate to Theme settings > Product card.

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