Whether you’re building a birthday list for family or keeping track of pieces you want to try on in store, a wishlist does something a screenshot folder can’t: it stays connected to live stock, accurate prices, and real product details. Here’s how to get the most out of the wishlist feature at Passion Designer Boutique, from saving your first item to sharing a curated list with someone who wants to buy you something special.
Why a Wishlist Beats a Screenshot or a Note in Your Phone
A photo of a screen tells your partner the colour but not the size, the name but not the SKU, and nothing about whether the item is still available. A wishlist attached to the actual product page carries all of that automatically. When Passion adds a new Zaket & Plover cardi or an LD & Co jacket, each item on the site has its own product code, for example ZP8130 for the Good Energy Cardi in Dark Denim. That code is what staff use in store too, so a wishlist item gives a gift buyer or in store assistant everything they need to pull the right piece without guesswork. It also means when you visit in store, Nancy or Julie can look up exactly what caught your eye online and have a genuine conversation about fit and fabric rather than starting from scratch.
Setting Up Your Account First
The wishlist lives inside your account, so the first step is registering if you haven’t already. Go to My Account on the Passion site, enter your email address, and a password will be sent to you automatically. That’s all it takes. Once you’re logged in, the wishlist persists between sessions, meaning you can browse on your phone at lunch, add something, and come back to it on your laptop that evening without losing anything.
How Do You Actually Add Items to the Wishlist?
Product pages on the Passion site carry an Add to Wishlist button. Click it and the piece is saved to your wishlist.
A few things worth knowing as you browse:
- You can save pieces from across the women’s labels in the shop.
- Each saved item shows the product name, the SKU code, and the current price, so the list is already formatted for sharing.
- If you’re building a gift list, add a range of pieces across different price points so the person buying has genuine options.
- The wishlist page groups everything in one place, making it easy to review before you share.
To review what you’ve saved at any point, visit the Passion Designer Boutique wishlist page from your account.
Sharing Your Wishlist with Family or a Gift Buyer
Once your wishlist is built, the most practical way to share it with someone else depends on how they prefer to receive information. A few reliable approaches:
- Screenshot the wishlist page: Because each item shows the full product name, SKU, and price, a screenshot contains enough detail for someone to call the store and purchase by phone, or visit in person and ask for the item by code.
- Copy and paste the product names and codes: A simple message with the item names and SKUs is enough for a family member to find the product on the site or describe it to staff in store. For example, “Zaket & Plover Threaded Sleeve Jumper, ZP8123, Dark Denim” is unambiguous.
- Walk them through the site: If the person buying isn’t confident online, show them the wishlist page on your phone and let them note the pieces they want.
One thing to confirm before you share: check that the item you’ve saved is still showing as available, particularly if you added it weeks ago. Boutique stock runs in seasonal lots and a popular style in a specific colour can sell through quickly.
Using the Wishlist to Plan Your Own Wardrobe
Not every wishlist is for gifts. It also works as a planning tool: save pieces from the new season drop, then decide over a week or two what genuinely fills a gap in your wardrobe and what was just a moment of enthusiasm. This is actually a smarter way to shop quality pieces: adding six items, sitting with them, then buying three is less likely to result in a purchase that hangs unworn than buying impulsively on the first browse.
The wishlist also makes the in store experience more efficient. If you’ve saved items in advance and visit the Stammers Marketplace store at 265 Canning Highway, you can pull up your list and show Nancy or Julie exactly what caught your eye. They can then advise on whether the fabric sits the way you’re hoping, whether the cut works for your shape, and whether there’s something similar you haven’t seen yet. That kind of specific conversation is much harder to have starting from a vague description.
What to Do If You Want to Buy Something Directly from the Wishlist
Moving from wishlist to purchase is straightforward. Select the item on the wishlist page, choose your size if required, and add it to cart. From there the checkout process follows the standard steps. Passion offers low cost shipping for online orders, and pick up in store is available if you’d prefer to try the item on before fully committing. Given the personal service the store is known for, pick up is worth considering for anything where fit is the deciding factor, a tailored jacket or a knit where drape matters differently on different frames.
If you’re buying something from someone else’s wishlist as a gift, the same process applies: find the item by name or SKU in the shop, add to cart, and proceed to checkout. If you’re unsure of size or want advice before purchasing, calling the store directly is always an option, the team knows the stock and can guide you without needing to see the person in front of them.
A Few Common Mistakes Worth Avoiding
- Saving items without logging in: Log in first, then save, so the list stays with your account.
- Sharing a wishlist link that requires your login: Your wishlist sits inside your own account, so send the item names and codes rather than the address of your account page.
- Waiting too long on a seasonal piece: Designer boutique stock is not replenished the way supermarket shelves are. If you’ve had something in your wishlist for more than a few weeks and are serious about it, check availability before you assume it’s still there.
- Forgetting to specify size when sharing: The wishlist saves the product but not the size you’d want. When sharing with a gift buyer, include your size in the message alongside the item name and SKU.
Getting the Most from a Family Owned Boutique Wishlist
The wishlist feature at Passion Designer Boutique works best when it’s treated as a bridge between your online browsing and the in store experience the business is genuinely built around. Nancy and Julie have been running this boutique since 2009, first in Applecross and now in Palmyra, and the personal touch customers mention repeatedly, being called when new stock arrives, having a conversation about what actually suits you, is easier to have when both sides of it have done a little preparation. A wishlist is your preparation. It tells the people in that store what you’re drawn to before you’ve even walked through the door.