product; goods; merchandise; commodity
General term for items offered for sale, from physical goods to financial products.
This store carries many imported goods.
We are focusing on developing new products.
This manufacturer developed a new product.
The clerk displayed the merchandise at the front of the store.
We ordered extra winter merchandise.
I returned the item because it didn't fit.
Popular products sell out right away.
商品 refers broadly to goods or merchandise for sale, while 品目 highlights a specific category or type of item, often as it appears in official lists or statistics.
商品 is the general commercial term for merchandise, whereas 産品 emphasizes where the goods were produced or grown.
商品 emphasizes something sold or traded in a market, whereas プロダクト can refer to a designed app, service, or offering even before it is sold.
商品 specifically means goods for sale in a commercial context, whereas 物品 is a broader, formal term that can include non-commercial items.
商品 refers specifically to merchandise or commercial products and is more formal, while 物 (ぶつ) is a blunter, jargon-like term for the same goods.
商品 specifically means a product or merchandise for sale, whereas アイテム can refer to any individual object, commercial or not.
hit product; bestseller
fake merchandise; counterfeit goods
gift certificate; shopping voucher