$re = '/\/collections\/((hand-knit-dolls)|(gift-bundles)|(inspirational-prints)|(.*upsell)|(all))\/products\//m';
$str = 'https://cuddleandkind.com
https://cuddleandkind.com/collections/hand-knit-dolls
https://cuddleandkind.com/collections/gift-bundles
https://cuddleandkind.com/collections/inspirational-prints
https://cuddleandkind.com/collections/all
https://cuddleandkind.com/collections/harlow-upsell
https://cuddleandkind.com/collections/hand-knit-dolls/products/harlow-the-swan
https://cuddleandkind.com/collections/gift-bundles/products/dreamy-easter-bundle
https://cuddleandkind.com/collections/gift-bundles/products/somebunny-loves-you-bundle
https://cuddleandkind.com/collections/inspirational-prints/products/harlows-print
https://cuddleandkind.com/collections/harlow-upsell/products/harlows-print
https://cuddleandkind.com/collections/harlow-print-upsell/products/harlow-the-swan
https://cuddleandkind.com/collections/all/products/chloe-the-bunny?variant=12747230969968
';
preg_match_all($re, $str, $matches, PREG_SET_ORDER, 0);
// Print the entire match result
var_dump($matches);
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