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# Hide products
Hiding products completely removes them from view for unauthorized visitors. This is useful for wholesale-only products or exclusive items that should only be visible to approved customers.
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### Setup
1. Open the **Theme Editor** by clicking **Customize** next to your theme
2. Click **Theme Settings** (gear icon near the top left)
3. Scroll down and click **Account**
4. In the **Hide products with tag** field, enter a tag (e.g., `hide product`)
5. Click **Save**
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### Add tags to products
1. In your Shopify admin, go to **Products**
2. Select the product you want to hide
3. In the **Tags** section, add the exact tag you configured (e.g., `hide product`)
4. Click **Save**
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### Where products are hidden
Tagged products will be hidden from:
* Collection pages
* Search results
* Product grids and sliders
* Featured product sections
* Recently viewed products
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### Important notes
{% hint style="warning" %}
**Restriction tags are case sensitive!**
Tags must match exactly between the theme settings and your products. For example, if you set `Hide Product` in theme settings, the product tag must also be `Hide Product`—`hide product` or `HIDE PRODUCT` won't work.
{% endhint %}
* Products are completely hidden from unauthorized visitors
* Approved customers must be logged in to see hidden products
* Learn how to [approve customers](/keystone/guides/wholesale/customer-approval.md) to grant access
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