Find the perfect gift for your First Communion

Giving the latest clothes and shoes for a first communion can be a great idea, especially if you know well the tastes of the boy or girl who is making the communion!

Here are some tips to do it

Know their preferences: Before choosing clothes and shoes, try to know their tastes. Do you like bright colors or do you prefer more neutral tones? Do you have a favorite clothing brand?

Appropriate size: Make sure you know his clothing and shoe size so that the gift fits him perfectly. You can ask their parents or look for some clothing they already have to have a reference.

Latest trends: If you want your gift to be really special, look for the latest trends in children's fashion. Sneakers from well-known brands are usually a safe bet, as well as popular designer children's clothing.

Quality over quantity: Instead of buying a lot of cheap clothes or shoes, opt for quality. It is better to give a single, good-quality item of clothing that the boy or girl can wear for a long time, rather than several items of clothing that wear out quickly.

Includes a personalized card: Accompany your gift with a personalized card where you can express your best wishes for this special day in the boy or girl's life.

Can I give it as a gift and send it?

Of course, remember that, if you want, you can indicate a delivery address different from the billing address. This is very useful in cases where you want to give a gift , the surprise is guaranteed . For home delivery on orders to mainland Spain, the Balearic Islands and mainland Portugal, our transport provider will send an SMS (if you have provided a contact mobile number in your order) indicating the day the delivery will be made and making it possible to change the delivery date. delivery.

The delivery period will begin to count from the completion of the order and the customer's receipt of the subsequent confirmation email. It will be 24-72 working hours for mainland Spain, the Balearic Islands and mainland Portugal and 4-5 working days for the rest of Europe.