Kim Oaks Pottery porcelain fortune cookie, $15, colossalshop.com
Beaded coin purse, $24, anthropologie.com
Set of notecards, $18, fermeapapier.com
Glow in the Dark Dot Happy Socks, $23, happysocks.com
Holy Smokes hat, $16, hellomerch.com
Izola tie clip, $16, izola.com
Death Valley campfire incense, $10, juniperridge.com
Marble stud earrings, $20, leifshop.com
Striped luggage tag, $19.50, madewell.com
Nate Berkus dessert plate set, $19.99, target.com
Egg roll cat toy, $9.99, etsy.com
Rose quartz stick pin by Tiny Mountain Designs, $22, etsy.com
Good Fight Herb Co.’s Self Love Potion #9, $20, bladesnaturalbeauty.com
Sprout Home dish towels, $13.50 each, sprouthome.com
Take Off My Pants Mug, $16, emilymcdowell.com
Tom Dixon’s Tool the Bookworm bookmarks, $16.50 each, aplusrstore.com
Coco oil, $25, cocovit.co
Animal ears cable knit beanie, $24, urbanoutfitters.com
Polka dot dog bowl, $18, waggo.com
Mini treasure pot, $9 each, windandwillowhome.com
Clothespin clip-on light, $7, momastore.org
Sangean pillow speaker with volume control and amplifier, $19.95, amazon.com
Old-fashioned shampoo bar, $7.49, jrliggett.com
Gold tree rings art print by Cat Coquillette, $16, society6.com
Black bird metal brooch by Sketch Inc, $16.08, etsy.com
These stocking stuffers and crowd-pleasing gifts are an easy way to make a big impact on a small budget
This Christmas, stuff your family’s stockings with something other than gift cards and candy. There’s so much potential in stocking stuffers: think small gifts with big personality. Whether you shop online, or hit up a couple local stores, buy thoughtful, unique gifts for everyone on your list with these affordable stocking-stuffer ideas—from porcelain fortune cookies to tie clips and pet toys—all for less than $25.
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