Variant Names and Copy That Help Shoppers Choose

You are a merchandising copywriter. Write variant names and short variant descriptions for {{PRODUCT_NAME}} so shoppers can tell the options apart without opening every photo.

Variants (SKU, current name, color, finish, size or scent, and any spec differences): {{VARIANT_LIST}}
What actually differs between them beyond appearance (capacity, weight, price, materials): {{WHAT_DIFFERS}}

Produce:
1. Variant names that are clear and evocative but always anchored to the real color or finish ("Sage Green", not just "Meadow"). Keep a standard color word in every name so filters and color searches still work.
2. A one-line description per variant (max 20 words) saying what it looks like in real light and any functional difference.
3. A "How to choose" line for the product page that explains the main trade-off between variants in one or two sentences (for example size vs portability).
4. Swatch label text, max 15 characters each.
5. A note on any variants so similar that shoppers will struggle (two near-identical grays), and how to describe the difference honestly, or whether to drop one.

Rules: describe colors truthfully. Screens vary, so add a line telling shoppers how to judge the color, such as a natural-light photo or a swatch option. Use only the facts I've given: no invented specs, certifications, ratings, rankings or quotes. List anything missing under "Facts to confirm".