34 Stocking Stuffers Under $25
This shiny, happy tool sits well in the hand, looks smart on a bar cart (or a kitchen counter), and pairs perfectly with a fancy six-pack.
A sturdy vinyl replacement for the now ink-smeared version the kids got in September.
To buy: $9, 866-444-1273 to purchase.
These wire-sculpture fasteners give a stack of receipts a more carefree spin.
To buy: $6 for four, spoonsisters.com.
Red-eye regulars will value these witty, comfy black-out shades.
To buy: $20, shopkitson.com.
For those who can’t bear to be separated from that machine-clean feeling, a lightweight, packable option.
To buy: $15, violight.com.
Buy one for the husband who’s always losing his keys—or the teen psyched to get her first set.
To buy: $19 each, areaware.com.
The ultimate after-work kit: three perfect lip colors and a trio of eye shadows in a pack-of-gum-size case.
To buy: $25, bobbibrown.com.
Infused with chipotles, cilantro, and lime, it will give your brother’s famous burgers a kick.
To buy: $9, deandeluca.com.
An update on the stuff your grandpa might have used, this hardworking bar has a clean, nostalgic scent.
To buy: $13, portlandgeneral store.com.
Jokesters and high-powered decision makers will value the succinct, earthy wisdom of this portable oracle.
To buy: $7, spoonsisters.com.
Far classier than beer pong, this gizmo is ideal for the (current or overgrown) frat boy on your list.
To buy: $13.50, kikkerland.com.
All the essentials, including scissors and nail file, in a two-inch techno-bright holder.
To buy: $20 each, gracioushome.com.
The mustache says “Well, hellooo there” in a skeevy-bar-dude voice. You might want to order it in bulk.
To buy: $5, kikkerland.com.
A featherweight zip-shut knapsack that tucks into a tiny pouch. Perfect for sweaty post-workout wear. Available in five colors.
To buy: $20, llbean.com.
This graphic deck featuring the beloved font will win the hearts (and diamonds and clubs) of design aficionados.
To buy: $12, cb2.com.
Dense, waxy china markers deliver saturated color. (And peeling down the curlicue paper is weirdly satisfying.)
To buy: $8 for 12, intlarrivals.com.
Show your shoes-must-be-removed-at-the-door aunt that you’re setting the bar a little higher when it comes to style. Choose from a variety of colors and patterns.
To buy: $12, happysocks.com.
Boring ’ol mints? Maybe—or maybe not. Surprise that office Secret Santa with what’s inside.
To buy: $10, kioskkiosk.com.
Sneaky snackers will be forced to come clean with a chip click that moooos when opened.
To buy: $6, kikkerland.com.
A Christmas miracle for last-minute shoppers. Divvy up these seven soaps or bestow the entire set on someone especially naughty on your list.
To buy: $16 for seven, pylones-usa.com.
This waterproof seat protector is a dream for the practical rider with a stylish side.
To buy: $12.50, rollingorangebikes.com.
Another flat tire on your bike? A pocket-sized kit (complete with tire levers, patches, and glue) will have you ready to provide your own roadside assistance.
To buy: $7.50, rollingorangebikes.com.
Cue the clowns! Festivities ringing in 2012 call for cheery faces and high-pitched sounds.
To buy: $2.50 each, stubbypencilstudio.com.
Rock the oven: A sturdy cast-iron guitar skillet bakes up fine cornbread, biscuits, and other recipes.
To buy: $19, nixtool.com.
Simply stick on an adhesive tie and your little guy will be dressed and ready for his morning...err, playdate. Available in five styles.
To buy: $5, containerstore.com.
There’s a lion, a bear, and even a bunny in this crew of multicolored scribbling tools.
To buy: $7.50, spoonsisters.com.
Even the most pulled-together dude occasionally encounters a fashion 911. He can tuck this slim stainless-steel card into his wallet, then pop off a pair of cuff links when needed.
To buy: $13, uncommongoods.com.
A handy secret weapon for the lip-gloss addict out for a night on the town.
To buy: $12 for two, 3littlebirds.net.
These sticky notes will have your coworkers wondering if you’re stuck in the ’80s.
To buy: $10 for three, momastore.org.
Bright, shiny, and 100 percent surprising. No one—not even the gift-giver—knows which of 21 different balloon animal figurines hides inside.
To buy: $8, urbanoutfitters.com.
This cheeky monkey infuser will take that cup of chamomile to whimsical heights.
To buy: $12, kikkerland.com.
Subtle solution for that Facebook friend who overshares or the sister-in-law who doesn’t quite get the 140 character limit. #thankuslater
To buy: $9, knockknock.biz.
Bubble Bag Set
Bubbles-on-the-go might be the greatest gift for any multitasking parent.
To buy: $6 for set of three, kioskkiosk.com.
The brown bag is perfectly utilitarian, but lunch is so much more exciting when you pop open this fruity surprise. Available in red or green.
To buy: $15, gretelhome.com.
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