Wishlists
Wishlist or shopping cart: where should you save an item?
A wishlist is useful while you are deciding. A shopping cart is useful when you are preparing an order from a particular shop. Choose based on what you plan to do next.
Use a wishlist while you compare ideas
You might like an item without knowing whether you want to buy it. Saving the link gives you somewhere to return without starting an order.
A personal list can also hold alternatives from different shops. Notes let you record the version you liked, the reason you saved it or a measurement you still need to check.
Use the cart when you are preparing an order
The shop’s cart is where you review the items and quantities you intend to order. Check the chosen sizes, colours and any delivery information before continuing to checkout.
Do not assume that leaving something in a cart reserves its stock or fixes its price. Check the shop’s own terms and the details shown when you return.
Keep enough detail to find the item again
Whether you save it for a day or a month, use the exact product link where possible. Write down the version you want, because a link may reopen a different default option.
Fancies can try to find details from a pasted link, but you should review them before saving. Missing images or prices do not stop you from keeping an item with a title.
Check the current details before buying
When you decide to buy, open the original product page. Review the current price, availability, delivery costs and return conditions there.
Fancies does not place orders or send price-drop alerts. Its saved price is a reference you can edit yourself.
Update the list after you decide
Delete an idea when you no longer want it, or leave it saved if you are still considering it. You do not need to make a decision about every item at once.
If you buy something, you can mark it purchased in Fancies. It stays in that list’s private archive, and you can restore it by marking it not purchased.