Wishlist

Your Spider Canada wishlist stays on this page so you can come back to it without hunting through the shelves again. It is the easiest way to sit on a decision between two colorways rather than buying both. That decision is the common one across the Spider Canada range, because most prints run on more than one ground: the same drawing reads warm on Slate Gray and cold on Black, and a list lets you hold both in one place while you work out which one you would actually reach for. Saving is also useful across garments. A print that appears on a hoodie and on a tee is the same artwork at two weights, 380 GSM against 180, and seeing them side by side on your Spider Canada wishlist makes that difference easier to judge than scrolling back and forth.

A wishlist is not a hold. Saving a piece does not set one aside for you, and stock moves in small numbers here, so a colorway you have been thinking about can go while it is still on your list. Two things shorten that wait. Settle the size before you save, not after: every cut runs S to XL and the fitted long sleeves behave differently from the oversized tees, so the size guide is worth five minutes once rather than a return later. Then narrow the list. Three saved pieces you have measured against something you already own get bought; twelve saved on impulse sit there until the grounds sell through, and the list turns into a record of what you missed.

If something you saved stops opening, that colorway is no longer listed. The print it belongs to may still be on the shelf in another ground, so start from the category page rather than assuming the whole thing is gone. Web is the clearest case, with seven bodies carrying one piece of lettering, and losing one of them changes the color rather than the drawing. The full range sits on the shop page if you would rather scan everything at once. Worth knowing before you order: the heavier french terry pieces are cut for cold months and the jersey tees for warm ones, so a list built in one season often reads differently when you open it in the next.