BTC, ETH, USDT, USDC, XMR, SOL, LTC, BNB, TON, DOGE, NEAR, TRX, and 20+ more across 30+ networks. Pick the asset you already hold and uSwap routes it to the gift-card payment rail in one transaction.
Buy Quince gift cards with crypto
Pay any supported crypto, receive a Quince gift code by email. Redeemable on quince.com in the United States — cashmere, linen, silk, home, jewelry, the full catalog.
Pay in crypto, dress in cashmere
Quince built a direct-to-factory model around materials that usually live behind a designer markup — Mongolian cashmere, Italian leather, washable mulberry silk, Turkish cotton, 14k gold. The gift card on this page is the crypto on-ramp for that catalog. Pay with BTC, ETH, USDT, XMR or any of the 30+ networks uSwap supports, receive a Quince code by email, redeem at checkout on quince.com. Redemption is United States only — the card prices in USD and applies to US-shipping orders. If your wallet is in stablecoins and your wardrobe needs a $50 cashmere crewneck or a linen jumpsuit, this is the shortest path from on-chain balance to fabric.
What the balance actually buys
Quince’s catalog is wider than the cashmere reputation suggests. The same gift card covers Italian leather totes and weekender bags, washable silk pajama sets, performance travel pants, 14k solid gold studs, organic cotton baby bodysuits, bouclé sofas, linen sheets, ceramic tabletop, and the growing wellness shelf — supplements, fragrance, Dopp kits. A gift balance pairs well with the larger home pieces where the per-unit savings versus department-store equivalents are biggest. Crypto holders treating cards as a USD-denominated spending bucket tend to lean here: one $500 card covers a rug or a complete bedding refresh.
Why crypto for a basics brand
Quince orders skew toward repeat buying — you replace last year’s white tee, you add a second cashmere color, you grab a baby gift. Card-on-file friction matters less than payment-method optionality. Paying in crypto sidesteps card declines on larger orders, keeps the purchase off a statement if it’s a gift, and lets users denominated in BTC or stablecoins spend without forced fiat conversion through an exchange. XMR holders get a card without the on-ramp trail. USDT-TRC20 holders pay sub-dollar network fees on a $200 card. The gift code itself is unlinked from the wallet that paid for it.
How the swap works under the hood
uSwap is universal swap infrastructure — anything in, anything out. You pick the asset and network you want to send from, the engine quotes the Quince card in that asset, you send to the displayed deposit address, the code emails on confirmation. Crypto-to-crypto is free. There is no platform percentage skimmed off the top and no spread baked into the quote. The retail markup on the spend side funds the routing engine; it is shown in the card price before you commit, not hidden after the fact. One address handles every future Quince purchase from this device — bookmark the bridge URL and the next card takes two clicks.
Gifting and use cases
A Quince gift card lands well because the catalog reads as quietly expensive without being branded loud. Baby shower, housewarming, a partner who needs new sheets but will not buy them — the recipient picks materials and fit themselves. For crypto-native gifting, the workflow is clean: you pay from your wallet, the code goes to any email address you specify (yours or theirs), and the recipient never needs to touch a wallet. For self-purchase, treat the card as a USD price-lock against a wishlist item — useful when ETH is volatile and you have been eyeing a $1,200 leather sofa or a complete capsule-wardrobe refresh.