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# Collection sorting
Display options to sort products in the current collection
Customers can choose to view products with various sort options on a Collection page:
You can manage the default sort for each individual collection.
## How to
In the Shopify Admin -> Products -> Collections, you can choose a Collection and modify the default display order:
### Manual sorting
To customize exactly the order in which products are displayed, use the sort type: Manually.
Use the drop-down, and change to "Manually":
Use the handle icon and then drag-and-drop to reposition the product order:
### Disable sorting options
You can hide the sorting controls by un-checking the "Show collection sorting" option in the section settings:
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