Faura
POSTCatalog ingestion·Updated May 2026

Push product to Faura

Send one product using a stable SKU and authenticated brand API key. Start here before bulk imports or scheduled sync.

Primary routePOST /api/clothing/items

Validate one product before bulk imports.

Recommended authX-API-Key

Keep the brand key in backend secrets only.

Catalog modelSKU-based upsert

Same SKU updates instead of duplicating.

Best first testOne product end to end

Confirm imagery, pricing, and category first.

Purpose

What this route does

Confirm authentication, schema, imagery, and SKU behavior before high-volume workflows.

Purpose

Create or update one product in the authenticated brand catalog.

Who should use it

Backend jobs and middleware that need a stable server-to-server write path.

Why this matters

The safest rollout gate before bulk sync or scheduled catalog jobs.

Authentication

Server-side access

Every write requires the brand API key. Prefer X-API-Key for server-to-server ingestion.

Accepted headers

X-API-Key: fau_your_brand_api_keyAuthorization: Bearer fau_your_brand_api_keyContent-Type: application/json

Security

  • Store brand API keys in backend secrets, not mobile apps or public bundles.
  • Prefer X-API-Key for ingestion jobs — explicit and easy to rotate.
  • Rotate the key immediately if it is exposed outside trusted infrastructure.

Request URL

Primary write route

Keep the path stable. Swap only the host between local testing and your public API domain.

POSThttps://api.faura.io/api/clothing/items

Relative route

/api/clothing/items — when website and API share a gateway.

Public origin

https://api.faura.io/api/clothing/items — for partner-facing docs.

Schema

Required and recommended fields

Keep payloads normalized. A stable SKU plus durable image URLs gives the cleanest update path.

FieldTypeStatusNotes
namestringRequiredProduct title shown across Faura discovery surfaces.
categorystringRequiredStable category label. Keep naming consistent.
imagesstring[]RequiredDurable HTTPS media URLs.
skustringRecommendedPrimary upsert key for idempotent writes.
descriptionstringOptionalCatalog copy for search and merchandising.
pricenumberOptionalNumeric price paired with currency.
currencystringOptionalCurrency code such as USD, NGN, or EUR.
sizesstring[]OptionalNormalized sizes for filters.
materialstringOptionalFabric or material composition.
productUrlstringOptionalCanonical storefront URL.
tagsstring[]OptionalSearch and merchandising labels.

Payload expectations

  • Use stable category naming across every sync.
  • Prefer empty arrays over null for sizes and tags.
  • Send the canonical SKU from your commerce system.
  • Use durable CDN image URLs where possible.

Examples

See the cURL request, JSON body, and success response in the panel on the right.

Workflow

Recommended rollout

Treat single-product ingestion as the verification gate before any scheduled job.

1

Create the brand account and store the API key in your secrets manager.

2

Send one product and verify pricing, imagery, category, and SKU in Faura.

3

Replay the same SKU with a small edit to confirm updates stay clean.

4

Enable batch or scheduled sync only after the single-item contract is stable.

Operations

Guardrails and retries

Build ingestion as an operational workflow, not just a single HTTP request.

Retry policy

Safe to retry when the request is SKU-based and deterministic.

Media quality

Stable primary imagery and product URLs improve presentation.

Change control

Version category naming before large catalog refreshes.

200 / 201

Accepted

Faura created or updated the product successfully.

400

Validation issue

The body is incomplete, malformed, or missing required fields.

401

Authentication failed

The API key is missing, invalid, or not allowed.

404

Resource missing

The endpoint or record does not exist for this brand.

500

Server error

Retry only after confirming the payload is safe to replay.

Support

Need rollout help?

Validate the SKU contract, then move to batch sync.