Gift card (ideally online retailer) for a 16 year old girl?

[strawberrie]

I am far too much of an old gimmer to know what is cool and what not. I was thinking maybe ASOS? Suggestions appreciated from those wot are down wiv da kids.

[Sparklingbaubles]

You can do one through Amazon and they send her an e-mail with the code to use.

[PotteringAlong]

iTunes?

[strawberrie]

I had wondered about Amazon, although thought it might be a bit sensible! I just looked at Hollister but it looks like they only do gift codes in the states.

[Sparklingbaubles]

My 2 are 9 and 12 and they love getting Amazon vouchers. They spend ages browsing.

[PandaG]

Amazon went down well with a 16 yo (boy) last year. He immediately spent ot while we were there (printed off a voucher rather than emailed it)

[Rootle]

iTunes, amazon, topshop & jack wills have all gone down well in the past with my teenage niece & nephew.

[3boys1cat]

I echo everyone else and vote for Amazon. You can get shoes and boots from there as well as everything else!

[cory]

Another vote for Amazon; they have a very wide range and can cater for all sorts of interests. With a 16yo you can't guarantee that they'll be interested in any one thing (not even clothes) but Amazon will do for almost any interest.

[GnomeDePlume]

I just asked DD1 (16). She said amazon.

[eatyourveg]

Amazon and iTunes get my vote

[lambbone]

Urban outfitters- not sure if they do vouchers but a great online shop. Bet they do.

[eatyourveg]

I think there is a minimum £20 or something like that at Urban Outfitters. I wanted to get one for my dn a couple of years ago and decided to go up to Bluewater and get it in person because I didn't want to spend quite so much

[RemusLupinsBiggestGroupie]

Mine would be happiest with Topshop or HMV I think.

[loopsylou]

Primark or New Look.
Or go designer, superdry ect...

[Jellykat]

Another vote for Amazon here