Gift Profile guide
Gift preference list
A Gift Profile works as a gift preference list: share your interests, sizes, style notes, and no-gos, then include Personal Gift Picks and Cherry Picks.
Create your Gift Profile
What to add to your Gift Profile
Start with what friends are most likely to ask about or get wrong.
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- A few interests you care about right now
- Favorite colors, materials, styles, or brands
- Gift categories you’re happy to be surprised with
Helpful details
- Clothing, shoe, accessory, or ring sizes
- Device details when compatibility matters
- Food, drink, fragrance, or material preferences
- A Personal Gift Pick when you know exactly what you want
What to skip
- Things you already own or receive too often
- Colors, ingredients, scents, or styles you do not enjoy
- Private information such as an address, school, or daily schedule
A Gift Profile can start this simply
A few specifics are enough. Update them when your tastes, sizes, or needs change.
I'm into hiking, coffee, and cooking right now.
For clothes, I wear a medium and usually like navy or green.
Please skip strong fragrances and novelty mugs.
If you want an exact idea, I'd love a durable insulated bottle.
Ready to make your own?
Put your preferences, Personal Gift Picks, and Cherry Picks in one Gift Profile.
Questions about Gift Profiles?
What is a gift preference list?
It is the gift-relevant part of your Gift Profile: interests, sizes, style notes, no-gos, and anything else that helps someone choose.
Is a preference list the same as a wishlist?
Not quite. A wishlist is usually exact products. A Gift Profile can include those products along with the details that help someone choose another good option.
How much information should I include?
Start with a few interests, any size or fit details people often ask for, and the things you would rather skip. Add a Personal Gift Pick when you know exactly what you want.