Remember your favorites. The wish list is an easy to use tool that allows you to keep note of the items you adore and would like to buy.
Life simplified. It’s accessible 24/7 from almost anywhere. So when the time suits you, allow yourself to sit down, unwind, and enjoy doing some browsing and populate your wish list.
Time saver. When you run out of time, or get interrupted, use your list so it’s there for another day. Then you don’t have to relocate the items from scratch. Plus it helps you remember items you may have otherwise forgot.
Be gifted from your list. Let others know exactly what you desire. This is a great help to avoid getting unwanted or inappropriate items. Plus it makes it easier for others to shop for you.
Money manager. Wish lists can be a pocketbook saver. A wish list can help you keep impulse shopping in check if you’re concerned about over-spending, and use it to help you plan your spending.
Makes holiday gift giving easy. Have friends and family start wish lists of their own to share. During busy holiday seasons save yourself the frequent outings, navigating through crowds, and the sore feet.
Surprise rewards! At different times of the year jennifercottreau.com gives out rewards to wish list users.
Distance is no obstacle. For family and friends out of town or on another continent wish lists make shopping easy. No need to play phone tag over days or weeks to discover what gifts to buy one another.
Seasonal shopping. When new designer collections are launched pick out your top must haves, add them to your list to buy throughout the season. This enables you to blend some fresh accessories with your classic staples (or plan to purchase a new classic and versatile piece). You can also use it to plan how you’d like to change your look.
Plan ahead. Use your list to help you put together an outfit, or even get you started on planning an event. Forgo hours traveling from shop to shop looking for the ‘right’ items, do your looking online. Add to your list that perfect bit of sparkle you’d like to wear at Thanksgiving dinner, or to a fundraising event. Planning ahead saves you from backtracking and relocating, and possibly not finding that special item again.
