Commerce Site of the Day · Friday 23 October 2026
Glossier: a gift guide, sets and a store finder in the first screen
Glossier's homepage puts a gift guide, a bundle menu and a store finder in the first few lines of the page. The main banner is a gift offer, and the product row beneath it shows new items with the old price struck through where a price has changed.
Five things the first screen does, each one visible
- A gift guide, twice. The announcement bar across the top points to the Glossier Gift Guide, and the main menu has a Gift Guide item in its own handwritten style.
- Sets in the main menu. Save with Sets sits in the top navigation beside the product areas Fragrance, Makeup, Skincare, Balms and Body.
- A store finder in the top bar. A Stores link sits beside Log In and the bag, which reads Bag (0) when empty.
- A market selector. A globe icon with the letters US sits in the top bar, so a shopper can see which market the prices belong to.
- A gift-first banner. The main banner features a two-piece set, with a short line about buying for holiday plans and a Gift now button.
Below the banner, the Shop All row marks new items with a NEW tag. Some prices show the old figure struck through beside the new one, for example $114 becoming $90, and $80 becoming $64.
What we did not check
We read the homepage and did not open a sold-out product or a set page. So this finding does not describe how Glossier shows stock levels or how a set is priced.
What to take to your own shop
- Put the gift route in the first screen and in the menu, since many shoppers arrive looking for a present.
- Show your market in the header, so the prices make sense before the shopper scrolls.
- If you also sell in person, a store finder in the top bar answers a question many shoppers ask early.
Where to look
The store is at glossier.com. The page code names a Glossier theme on Shopify, so the platform is confirmed. We read the homepage in a browser on 23 October 2026, without buying or contacting the store. Stores change, so this is a record of that day.
The 23 October homepage was not photographed. The picture above is from 3 November 2026, and a second picture, taken on 6 November 2026, is shown below.

