The phrase 'fancy items' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to luxurious or decorative items. For example, "The store sold a variety of fancy items such as sequined handbags and velvet pillows."
They bought cars and other fancy items, and on balance the Long Island economy benefited".
November 11th is marketed as "Singles' Day" to entice China's unmarried legions to splash out on fancy items.
And the best-sellers were not fancy items like spices, glass, gold and brass, but flax and soap.
But members who want to bid on more fancy items use many more credits each time they bid.
At the higher end are genteel shows like "Auction Kings" (Discovery) and "Cash & Cari" (HGTV), with neat transactions and sometimes fancy items.
Big ships also have economic advantages over airlines: they have large populations of captive diners, and the cruise lines do their purchasing and preparation in such enormous quantities that their costs per meal are extremely low, even for fancy items.
As an American, it's a novelty to go to the bakery for bread and the cheese shop for cheese, and not just for a special fancy item, but for everyday shopping.
Fancier items like an old-fashioned shave brush and Portuguese toothpaste are for sale.
In recent weeks, many more Israeli goods were available, though the economy remains in shackles and only a thin slice of the population can afford to buy the fancier items.
Fancy is also growing quite a bit, up from 250,000 registered users fancying 1 million+ products per week in February to 1 million users fancying items 3 million times per week today.
That's right my friend, you need to get yourself some fancy dress items.
