You can add products from almost any store to your Gift List registry. A few brands, though, have declined to partner with gift registries or actively block registry links. They're listed here — along with similar stores that do work, and easy ways to ask the brand to change their mind.
Brands listen to customers far more than they listen to us. One polite message from a real shopper does more than ten from a registry site. 💌
Best Buy actively blocks gift registries and has not responded to multiple requests for comment.
Instead: amazon.ca, temu.ca, tntech.ca Browse partnered stores →
Declined without reason.
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Canadian Tire declined to be part of giftlist.ca and often block products from being added.
Instead: Well.ca, Amazon.ca, tntech.ca, Browse partnered stores →
Charles & Keith declined our request to partner for the following reason: Brand alignment mismatch.
Instead: amazon.ca and temu.ca carry similar products. Browse partnered stores →
Crocs refused to allow listing on giftlist.ca for various vague reasons.
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Foot Locker Canada has chosen not to be part of giftlist.ca
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Refused to allow listing on giftlist.ca registries for various vague reasons.
Instead: well.ca, amazon.ca, temu.ca Browse partnered stores →
Staples Canada refused to allow listing on giftlist.ca for the following reason: Country not supported
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The message the buttons use (feel free to make it your own):
"Hi! I wanted to add your products to my gift registry on giftlist.ca (Canada's free gift registry), but you're not partnered yet. Would you consider joining? It's free for merchants: giftlist.ca/merchants 🎁"
We'd love to have you — listings are free, sales happen on your site, and we'll set your catalogue up for you.
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