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COS Product Data

Womenswear, Menswear, Shoes, Accessories from cos.com, collected into one COS dataset you can query, download, or have delivered.

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source specification

Source
cos.com
Segment
High street & fast fashion
Origin
United Kingdom — launched 2007, H&M Group
Categories
Womenswear, Menswear, Shoes, Accessories
Records
18
Formats
CSV · JSONL · API
Refresh
Daily

about the source

What COS sells, and how its catalogue behaves

COS — Collection of Style — was H&M Group's first move upmarket, and it defined the architectural minimalism that a decade of contemporary labels went on to copy. The assortment is deliberately small, heavily repeated season to season, and priced at a premium that the group protects carefully. Very little of it is ever deeply discounted.

why teams track it

COS as a high-street benchmark

COS is the reference point for minimalist contemporary pricing, and because its core styles persist across seasons its catalogue makes an unusually clean longitudinal series. Brands positioning in the same space use it to check whether their own price ladder reads as premium or as high street.

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collection method

How we read cos.com

The COS collector uses COS's internal search API plus the Next.js data endpoints behind its product pages, so the structured payload is read directly.

What it captures from COS

  • Stable product identifiers across seasonal carry-over styles
  • Composition and care detail from the structured page data
  • Colourway variants with per-colour image sets
  • Category taxonomy as COS classifies it

live dataset

18 COS products on record

Product catalogue from COS — names, prices, colours, materials and images.

18

Product records

14

Fields observed

Daily

Re-crawled

11 Oct 2026

Last crawl

Columns in the current COS crawl

  • brandstring
  • categorystring
  • colorsarray
  • createdAtdate
  • currencystring
  • descriptionstring
  • imagesarray
  • marketplacestring
  • materialsarray
  • namestring
  • pricenumber
  • subCategorystring · 6% of rows
  • subSubCategorystring · 6% of rows
  • updatedAtdate

Run inputs

None. The COS dataset is filled by a scheduled crawl of cos.com, not by per-request runs.

questions

COS data, answered

Is COS worth tracking if I already collect H&M?
They answer different questions. H&M tells you where the volume market sits; COS tells you what the same group charges when it removes price from the pitch. Customers benchmarking premium basics almost always want COS specifically, because H&M pricing is not a useful comparison at that tier.
Does the feed capture carry-over styles across seasons?
Yes, and it is one of the more useful properties of this source. COS repeats core styles year after year under stable identifiers, so a collection run on a regular cadence produces a genuine multi-year price and availability series rather than a set of disconnected seasonal snapshots.
How many COS products are in the dataset?
18 product records at the latest count, from a crawl on 11 Oct 2026. The dataset is re-crawled daily.
How fast does the COS assortment change?
High-street assortments turn over in weeks, so one snapshot of cos.com goes stale quickly. The dataset is re-crawled on a schedule and recent runs are kept as dated snapshots, so arrivals, sell-outs, and price moves show up as differences between runs.
How do I get COS data?
Download the latest COS crawl from the datasets catalogue as CSV or JSONL, query it through the API under the dataset id "cos", or ask us for a scheduled delivery into your own storage.

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Download 100 rows from the latest cos.com crawl and check them against your own numbers before committing.

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