FAO Schwarz Italy gift cards
FAO Schwarz gift card for Italy in EUR, redeemable online at faoschwarz.it and the Milan flagship. Works well for rewarding staff with a nostalgic toy shopping treat.
Good to know
- Face values
- EUR 25, 50, 100, 200
- Currency
- EUR
- Delivery
- Instant, digital
- Expiry
- 1 year
About FAO Schwarz Italy
FAO Schwarz is one of the oldest toy brands still in business, known for the big piano scene in the film 'Big' and for selling high-end toys and games since 1862. In Italy it operates a flagship store on Via Orefici 15 in Milan and an e-commerce site at faoschwarz.it. That makes this card a good fit for rewarding employees based in or near Milan, or for sending a gift with a strong nostalgic pull to parents and families across Italy.
The card is loaded with a fixed amount of EUR 25, 50, 100 or 200, chosen at purchase. The balance is valid for one year from the date of issue. It can be spent in the Milan store and on the Italian website until the credit runs out, on any toys or games FAO Schwarz Italy sells.
Recipients can simply use the card as payment, either by presenting it in the Milan store or by entering its code at checkout on faoschwarz.it. If an online order paid with the card fails, the amount taken is returned as a voucher usable only online. The card cannot be exchanged for cash, even partially, and it will not be replaced if lost or stolen.
Through GIFQ, you can send this card in bulk to a group of recipients, such as employees receiving a bonus, customers in a loyalty scheme, or research participants being compensated. You can also issue cards one at a time through the API. Each recipient gets their own card code and can spend it when they choose, within the one-year validity.
This card is only redeemable in Italy, at the store and website listed above. There are no sibling cards for other markets, so if your recipients are outside Italy, you should look for a local alternative.
Frequently asked questions
Send FAO Schwarz Italy at scale
In bulk from the dashboard, or through one API call. Same catalog either way.