my @a = (
    [qw [red blue]],
    [qw [small medium large]],
);
my $l = [1..4];
splice @a, 0, 2, [map {my $x = $_; map {"$x-$_"} @{$a[1]}} @{$a[0]}] w
+hile @a > 1;
my @x = map {my $x = $_; [map {"$x-$_"} @$l]} @{$a[0]};
say "@$_" for @x;
__END__
red-small-1 red-small-2 red-small-3 red-small-4
red-medium-1 red-medium-2 red-medium-3 red-medium-4
red-large-1 red-large-2 red-large-3 red-large-4
blue-small-1 blue-small-2 blue-small-3 blue-small-4
blue-medium-1 blue-medium-2 blue-medium-3 blue-medium-4
blue-large-1 blue-large-2 blue-large-3 blue-large-4
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