A parent product page can group several colour options under one design, but the enquiry still needs the selected option. Quote the parent reference and colour name together. A product URL without an option can leave the intended combination unresolved.
Read the option names with the images
The Pony Plush Toy currently groups Brown, Cream & Brown, Multicolor Mane, Pink and Pink & Blue. Use those labels when discussing the selection. A small thumbnail is less reliable than an explicit option name and its reference image.
These are catalogue choices to discuss, not a statement that every option has stock available or identical ordering terms.
Allocate quantity by option
If more than one colour is required, give each its own quantity line. Keep the total visible and identify any colour that remains undecided. Ask the supplier to confirm availability and order requirements for the proposed mix.
If the same character also appears in an older image sheet, reconcile the option names before using that sheet as an order reference.
Separate colour from a changed design
A new mane treatment, accessory or body shape may be more than a colour selection. Show the reference and ask whether it is an existing option or a custom development request. Do not force a new design into an existing colour label simply to make the order sheet shorter.
Does one parent page mean all options are interchangeable?
No. The grouping helps navigation. The actual supplied option still needs to be identified and confirmed, especially when quantities, samples or packing are discussed separately.
Send the chosen labels and quantities with your enquiry so the response can address each option.