The perfect gift for when you don't know what the hell your strange and unusual friend or family member wants or what size they are — or procrastinated your gift shopping and don't want to risk a physical item arriving late — but want to give them something classier than a sweaty, wrinkly wad of cash. Because it's the thought that counts! What can your friends and family get with a Boredwalk gift card? Witty, stylish tees, tanks and fleece like this: Your loved ones can also get cool gifts like journals, kitchen towels, or messenger bag, such as these: The selection on our site is always being updated with new and amusing treats, so they're sure to find some favorites. How this works: You'll receive the unique gift card code via email shortly after your order is placed, provided you're not so drunk that you entered an invalid email address at checkout. If you do enter a typo just contact our customer service team and they can help. If you don't see the email within an hour or two (really, it should be instantaneous, but we don't know how any of this actually works — we're artists, after all), please check your spam filter (and/or your Promotions tab if you're a Gmail user). If you can't find the email, and you tried searching for the word "Boredwalk" in the search bar in your email, contact our customer service team and they'll be happy to help. This has actually never been an issue, but there's a first time for everything! If you're the recipient...congrats, you've made purchasing from us way more complicated than it ever needs to be. If you're not the recipient, just forward the email to them. If you're not sure how email forwarding works...you've got bigger problems than helping people upgrade their wardrobes. Other fun stuff: No additional processing fees. It won't ever expire. Gift cards are non-refundable. Discount codes do not apply to gift cards, but gift cards can be redeemed in conjunction with a discount code. Please note that all Boredwalk gift cards are e-gift cards (the "e" stands for "electronic." Welcome to the future!) sent via email and not actual mail.
