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How to list Personalised Gifts on JADUZ

A strong Personalised Gifts listing says exactly what the buyer can change (name, date, short message, colour), the character limit and the scripts offered, and how the buyer sends and confirms the text. It gives the size in inches and centimetres, shows sample text clearly as a sample, and never promises a delivery date.

Personalised Gifts covers pieces made or finished with the buyer's own words or details: name plates, engraved wood and brass, embroidered names and dates, hand-lettered calligraphy, custom portraits and wedding or birthday keepsakes. The general rules for names, honest claims and the reply format are in the JADUZ listing guide; this page covers what is specific to made-to-order personal pieces.

What to measure and how to state it

Give the size of the finished piece, inches first and centimetres in brackets, for example 12 × 4 in (30 × 10 cm). Then give what matters for the personal part:

  • The area the text or picture fills, and roughly how tall the letters will be.
  • The character limit for each line, for example "up to 12 characters on line 1 and 20 on line 2", counting spaces.
  • For portraits: the paper or canvas size, and how many people or pets are included in the price.
  • For frames and hoops: the outer size, for example a 10 in (25 cm) embroidery hoop.

Materials and techniques to name

Name the base material and technique as you would in its own category: wood with hand-painted lettering, laser- or hand-engraved brass, hand-embroidered cotton, ink or watercolour on paper, pencil on paper. Be clear about which parts are done by hand and which by a machine: hand-lettered and laser-engraved are different things, and buyers care. List what the buyer can choose:

  • Text: name, date, a short message.
  • Script: English, Bangla, Arabic, or a mix.
  • Style: lettering style, thread or paint colour, background colour.
  • Extras: a frame, a stand, gift wrapping, a card.

Explain how the buyer sends their details (for example in the order note at checkout) and whether you send a preview before you start. Only promise a preview if you will always send one.

Care

Care follows the material: dry dusting for painted wood, a soft cloth for brass, gentle hand washing for embroidery, and no damp or sun for paper. Say whether painted lettering is sealed and whether the piece is for indoor use only.

Example names

  • Personalised hand-painted wooden name plate, Bangla or English, 12 × 4 in (30 × 10 cm)
  • Custom embroidered hoop with couple's names and wedding date, 10 in (25 cm)
  • Hand-lettered Bangla calligraphy of a name, framed, 8 × 10 in (20 × 25 cm)
  • Engraved brass keyring with initials, 2 in (5 cm)
  • Custom pencil portrait from your photo, A4, 8.3 × 11.7 in (21 × 30 cm)

Questions buyers ask

  • What exactly can I change, and how many letters fit?
  • Can you write in Bangla? Which spelling will you use?
  • Will I see a preview before you make it?
  • Can I change my text after ordering?
  • What does it look like with a long name? Show one if you can.

Words to avoid

Don't promise "delivery before Eid", "ready in 24 hours" or any date in the description: making days and lead time are set in their own fields, and the courier sets the delivery time. Don't promise returns or exchanges; JADUZ's returns page sets those terms. Mark sample names in photos as samples. Leave out "perfect gift for everyone", "best quality", "100% satisfaction", countdowns, invented discounts, ALL CAPS and emojis.

Good to know

How do I explain what the buyer can personalise?

List each option on its own line: the text (name, date, message), the character limit per line, the scripts you can write, and any colour or style choices. Then say how the buyer sends the details and whether you send a preview first. Clear limits prevent orders you can't make.

Should I show a sample with a made-up name in the photos?

Yes, that helps buyers picture their own piece, but say in the description and alt text that the name shown is a sample. Show at least one example with a long name or Bangla text if you offer it, so buyers see how the layout changes.

How do I handle Bangla and English spellings of names?

Ask the buyer to write the name exactly as it should appear, in the script they want. Names often have more than one accepted spelling in both languages, so never correct a buyer's spelling without asking. If you send a preview, ask them to check the spelling before you start.

Can I promise that a gift will arrive in time for an occasion?

No, not in the description. Enter your real making days in the editor's own field, and let the checkout show the delivery estimate. You can suggest that buyers order early for weddings, Eid or birthdays, without naming a date.