Clas Ohlson gift cards

Clas Ohlson is the Nordic chain for practical home and leisure goods, with stores across Finland, Norway, and Sweden and a strong online presence in each country. For a business paying out rewards or incentives, a Clas Ohlson card means giving people something they can actually use, whether that is a new drill, storage boxes for the garage, or supplies to get through the winter. It is not a luxury token; it is a helpful, everyday card that fits a wide range of recipients.

GIFQ offers Clas Ohlson gift cards in three markets: Finland (EUR), Norway (NOK), and Sweden (SEK). Each market has its own card with its own currency, fixed amounts, and expiry. For example, the Finnish card is available in denominations from €5 to €100, while the Swedish card ranges from 50 to 1000 SEK. All cards are valid for 24 months from the date of issue. See the individual market pages for the full list of amounts.

A card purchased for one country cannot be redeemed in another. A Finnish card works only in Finland and only in euros; a Norwegian card works only in Norway and only in kroner. When you choose the market for a recipient, base it on where that person lives or where they will use the card. Sending a card in the wrong currency would be useless to them, so if you are paying someone in Sweden, choose Sweden.

The value of Clas Ohlson as a reward varies slightly by market. In Sweden, the brand is an everyday destination that almost everyone knows, with stores in nearly every town. In Norway and Finland, it has a solid presence but is one of several practical hardware and home chains. The card still works well because the range is broad and the stores are easy to reach, especially in urban areas.

GIFQ lets you send these cards across all three countries from one place. Use the dashboard to issue cards in bulk when you need to pay out a team bonus or run a customer incentive across Finland, Norway, and Sweden. Or use the API to send a single card automatically when a specific event happens, such as a payout to a research participant in Norway or a creator in Sweden. Each card is issued in the local currency, so recipients get the full value without conversion.