In plain English
This tells you the quantity being grouped together in one choice. It refers to a bundled amount rather than a single item on its own. The bundle contains two units of the item.
In context
Here, it labels the variant as the option where one purchase includes a pack containing two units of the item.
- Situation
- Browsing product availability, variants, stock, condition, and seller information
- What it communicates
- labels a variant that includes two units in one purchase.
Meaning limits
The term by itself does not say anything about price, stock status, condition, or who sells the item.
Examples
“She chose the Pack of 2 towels instead of a single towel because she needed two.”
“Before placing the order, we switched the spare brushes from single brushes to Pack of 2.”