Chicago Baskets · Colorado → Illinois
Sending from Colorado means choosing a basket and giving an Illinois address. Checkout then shows whether the address is served and the estimated delivery date, before anything is paid.
Checkout collects two addresses and they are allowed to disagree: the delivery address is in Illinois, the billing address is yours in Colorado. Only the first one affects the delivery.
One box and a straight answer. Worth doing before you spend time choosing, particularly if the address was passed to you second-hand.
Area now, estimated date at checkout. Baskets are planned ahead — same-day sending is not offered — and orders of $100 and over carry no delivery charge.
This is senders in other states' own order, taken from every out-of-state order since December 2022. Each state's page shows a different selection from it, so you are not looking at the same shelf twice. There are not enough orders from Colorado to publish a CO ranking that would mean anything, so the out-of-state ranking is used instead.






Each has its own page, with that town's delivery detail and the gifts sent there most.
It is not. Deliveries are planned, which is why the estimated date is shown before you pay.
Yes — the threshold is the same whoever pays. Orders of $100 and over carry no delivery charge.
Any tax is worked out at checkout and shown there before you confirm, so the total you see is the total you pay.
Only what you write on the gift card. Your billing details are never passed on.
No. Enter your Colorado address exactly as your bank holds it — that is what the authorisation is checked against — and put the Illinois address in the delivery fields.
No. The basket, tax and delivery are all settled when you order, and nobody is asked for money at the door.