Multiple inheritance

#parent class 1
class Item():
    def __init__(self, sku):
        self.sku = sku

    #create a parent class method
    #create an example method for this class to show how the child class accesses the attributes and methods from the parent class
    def print_sku(self):
        print("The sku is {}".format(self.sku))


#parent class 2
class Garment():
    def __init__(self, section, type):
        self.section = section
        self.type = type

    #create a parent class method
    #create an example method for this class to show how the child class accesses the attributes and methods from the parent class
    def print_garment(self):
        print("This garment is in section {}, and is a {}".format(self.section,self.type))


#child class which will inherit from the all the parents
class Shirts(Item, Garment):
    #identify attributes from the parent class and those that are specific to the child class
    def __init__(self, sku, section, type, name, color):
        #first define attributes specific to the child class i.e. name & color
        self.name = name
        self.color = color

        #initialize attributes from parent class 1
        Item.__init__(self, sku)

        #initialize attributes from parent class 2
        Garment.__init__(self, section, type)

    #create a child class method
    def print_shirt(self):
        print("It is {} and is suitable for {} events. Grab it while it is on sale".format(self.color,self.name))


#create a child class item
Polo = Shirts(20345, 12, "Top", "Sport", "Red")

#call each of the parent methods AND the child method
Polo.print_sku()
Polo.print_garment()
Polo.print_shirt()