So it's almost Christmas... And you still have to grab a gift for your co-worker's boyfriend's sister-in-law! It's too late to order anything online, so what do you do? Get her a Gigi Pip e-gift card! Genius...
Now the average shopper would just forward over the email, but not you. You want to make it special! But how do you wrap a printed out piece of paper that doesn't scream "last minute" gift?? Here are ten creative ways to wrap your gift certificate!
Once you complete your purchase your e-gift card will be emailed to you. Print it out, grab some tape, a couple of other supplies + let's get crafty!
Wrap their e-gift card around their fav candy bar!
Supplies: Tape, Candy Bar, Printed Gift Certificate
Use an adorable stuffed animal to deliver your e-gift card.
Supplies:Tape, Candy Bar, Printed Gift Certificate
Fold into a paper airplane to throw at your coworker at the Company Holiday Party!
Supplies:Tape, Candy Bar, Printed Gift Certificate
Here are seven more ways to wrap an e-gift card:
Fold up your gift certificate + place in a mason jar filled with peppermints or any other hard candies that wont melt onto the paper.
Excessively wrap your gift certificate in a box, sealed with duct tape, wrapped in foil, inside a box, wrapped in packing tape... wrapped in wrapping paper. And enjoy watching them try to open it.
Unravel a ball of yarn. Fold your gift certificate + tie it to end of the ball of yarn. Roll up the ball + attach a note to the end of the string with instructions to unravel.
Throw it back to your high school days + fold your gift certificate into a cootie catcher before gifting it.
Roll up + slip inside a balloon. Fill with confetti + inflate. Attach instructions to pop the balloon to open their gift.
Glue onto cardboard + cut out a puzzle for them to assemble.
Roll up gift certificate + place inside a reusable mug/water bottle.
E-gift cards can be used online or in-store + make the PERFECT last minute Christmas gift. We also sell physical gift cards that can be easily stuffed into a stocking or hidden in a Christmas card. We hope that all of your Christmas celebrations are merry this year + happy holidays from the Gigi Pip family!
Need helping finding the right hat size? Read our blog post on Hat Sizing 101!
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How to Measure Hat Size
Finding your perfect hat starts with finding the perfect fit. Let's answer some common questions to help you find a Gigi Pip that will give you the best look and feel.
How is hat size measured?
How to measure my hat size?
How do I adjust my Gigi Pip hat?
HOW IS HAT SIZE MEASURED?
Hats are measured by the inside circumference at the bottom of the hat's crown (the sweatband) and most often measured in centimeters. While hats may be sized according to their measurement, it is fairly common for women's hats to be sized based on average women's head sizes and then adjusted down to fit.
For example - Since the average women's head size measures 57cm, a small to medium hat would be made to fit 57cm and then can be adjusted down to 55cm. Larger head sizes measure up to 59cm, so a medium to large size hat would be made to fit a 59cm head size and then can be adjusted down to 57cm. Children ages 7 and below are typically 53cm, and those ages 7+ tend to be 55cm. Because of this, Gigi Pip hats sizes are as followed:
Kids (53cm to 55cm) S/M (55cm to 57cm) M/L (57cm to 59cm)
Additional Sizing Chart (based on average women head sizes):
X Small - 54cm (21.25 Inches) Small - 55cm (21.65 Inches) Medium - 57cm (22.44 Inches) Large - 59cm (23.22 Inches) X Large - 60cm (23.62 Inches)
HOW TO MEASURE MY HAT SIZE?
There are two primary methods of measuring your hat size and are based on the style in which you wear your hat. You will need to take both measurements (shown below) and then use the larger of the two measurements to determine your hat size. Once you've received your hat, you can decide on the style you'd like to size your hat to and adjust your hat accordingly.
TIP: If you don't have a textile measuring tape, use a string or piece of yarn to measure the distance around your head. After you have marked the yarn around your head, lay it out flat on the ground or table and measure the straightened out piece of yarn with a measuring stick or regular measuring tape.
Method 1: The Traditional Style
This is the traditional style of wearing a hat. The front tip of the hat is low on the forehead, just above your eye brows, causing the hat to sit nearly level with the ground. To measure your head using the traditional style method, measure the distance around your head from the center of the back of the head to the forehead just above the eyebrow as shown below.
1. Use a textile measuring tape (or string) to measure the distance around your head crossing through the center part of the back of your head and the forehead just above the eyebrow. The tape should be level with the ground.
2. Check the measurement of the tape wrapped around your head. Hat sizing is in cm. If you are in-between sizes, we suggest sizing up and adjusting your hat accordingly.
Method 2: The Halo Style
This is the halo style way of wearing a hat. The front of your hat is raised up and the hat sits on the back of your head. To measure your head size using the halo method, measure the distance around your head passing through the back of your head, just above your neck, and the front of you head up on your brow as shown below.
1. Use a textile measuring tape to measure the distance around your head passing through the back of your head, just above the neck, and the front of your head high on the brow. The tape should be higher in front than in back.
2. Check themeasurement of the tape wrapped around your head. Wearing a hat Halo style is usually a smaller hat size than wearing a hat traditionally however we recommend using the larger of the two hat sizes. If you are in-between sizes, we suggest sizing up and adjusting down.
HOW DO I ADJUST MY HAT SIZE?
All Gigi Pip hats are made to adjust to the perfect fit. Before making any adjustments, check the inner band type and follow the directions below.
1. My hat has draw strings - If your inner band has draw strings located behind the tag on the rear side of the hat, simply pull them tight to adjust your hat size down a size or two. Pull gently to avoid a tare.
2. My hat DOES NOT have draw strings- Many types of inner bands do not allow for a draw strings such as leather, elastic or cotton with a foam lining. Hats without a draw string are adjusted by using Gigi Pip's Hat Sizing Tape (sold separately). Hat sizing tape has long been the preferred method of adjusting hats because it allows you to keep the inner band in its natural form and the foam molds comfortably to the head.
Directions to useHat Sizing Tape: Place the foam tape on the inside of your hat, behind the sweatband, with the sticky side facing towards the hat wall. Wrap the tape completely around the hat for maximum size decrease or cut tape length in half for a more moderate decrease. Size to fit prior to removing the adhesive cover. Once the fit is correct, remove the adhesive cover, press firmly into place, and wa-lah.
For more questions about hat sizing, please contact Gigi Pip at hello@gigipip.com.
