39 Great Gifts To Give Under $25, $50, & $100

“These socks just make me happy. We're a Dunkin' family, and best believe I added these to my daughter's stocking!” — Katie Garrity, Editor, News & Social

“I am all about a multitasking gift, and this Smartish MagSafe Suction Mount kind of does everything you’d want from a phone attachment — it’s a grip, kickstand, and suction mount all in one. You can stick it to mirrors or tile to hold your phone while you get ready, use the loop to hold it, or pop it open with the little stand to sit on a surface and watch videos. Love that it’s super durable and MagSafe-compatible. It’s a gift that’ll get used every day!” — Julie Sprankles, Deputy Editor, Lifestyle & Entertainment

“I give my dad an umbrella every year — they're his equivalent of socks. This one is super lightweight, compact, and you can open and close it with one hand, thank you very much. It's a great stocking stuffer/gift for someone who has everything.” — Kate Auletta, Editor in Chief

“Is there anything better than a really great, high-quality 1000-piece puzzle? Yes. A really great high-quality puzzle within a puzzle! These are so fun to do and just a little step above a traditional puzzle. It’s affordable and great to break out on Christmas afternoon when everyone is just sitting around.” — Sarah Aswell, Deputy Editor, News & Social

“As someone who has a special song tied to practically every big moment or memory, I love the idea of a gift that celebrates that transportive quality of music. This personalized record display can be customized with a photo of your choosing, along with either the name and artist of a song or a QR code you can scan to actually listen to the song.” — Julie Sprankles

“This is a fun, high-end play on the bath bomb. The fragrance is so nice, and you can either get a single for $8 (great for stockings) or a four-pack for $25. I love that they have flat bottoms, so you can either throw them in a bath or use them as a shower steamer if you want a little self-care but don’t have time for a soak.” — Sarah Aswell

“Gifting someone a book is always a great idea, if you ask me, but I especially love the idea of gifting someone you love a really good book that just so happens to also be really beautiful. This gorgeous hardcover collector’s edition of Carley Fortune’s New York Times bestselling novel begs to be displayed lovingly on a shelf and revisited regularly long after you finish reading it.” — Julie Sprankles

“At just $6, you can consider getting one of these for every stocking you stuff this year. And with all of the super-fun designs, every book nerd you know can get something tailored to their personalities. We love the raccoon in the garbage can, the goldfish in the bag, and the stick of butter.” — Sarah Aswell

“This is for our clean beauty girlies! It’s really hard to find clean beauty lipstick that looks good and stays on — but this pick from Stone & Spear is a real winner. I’ve tried several colors, but the Merlot is my favorite.” — Sarah Aswell

“I have several Aloha bags and, as a mom, find them endlessly practical: They’re lightweight, splashproof, easy to clean, and carry-on approved for travel. They also come in a ton of cute patterns! They’re just a great little gift for moms who are always carrying everything for everyone.. so, all of us, right? You could easily gift one of these bags and fill it with little extras like lip gloss, hair ties, and a fancy hand sanitizer. It’s 50% off right now, putting it squarely in the under $25 category — stock up!” — Julie Sprankles

“Getting someone a fun Apple Watch band is so underrated! Having a few to switch out according to your outfits or feelings feels great, and a lot of them are super-affordable. I love this one from WithIt, which combines a traditional style with bright colors.” — Sarah Aswell

“A great portable coffee mug is a gift that keeps on giving. I love Simple Modern’s new Voyager Tumblers. They have a 360-degree pop-open top, so it’s super easy to close and drink from when you’re driving and can’t look down to fuss with a cup. It has a sleek design with a little silicone ring on the bottom to prevent slips and tips. It also somehow keeps my coffee the perfect temperature: hot but not melt-the-skin-off-the-roof-of-your-mouth hot.” — Katie McPherson

“I know, I know, but hear me out. This candle smells heavenly. Like, truly, amazing. It's a beautiful-looking, too. It's a great holiday hostess gift, if you're in the market for one.” — Kate Auletta

“I am super sensitive to smells, but this diffuser has made me totally rethink aromatherapy! With long black reeds for a steady, subtle release, Ìtura diffuses calm energy day after day, creating an atmosphere that is grounding, restorative, and luxuriously understated without being overpowering.” — Katie Garrity

“I feel like everyone gifts wine, which is why I like the idea of being a little more original and gifting a good bottle of vodka instead. This is my absolute favorite for gifting for a multitude of reasons: it’s affordable, the bottle is beautiful, it tastes incredibly smooth, and, maybe my favorite reason, the brand gives back — a percentage of the proceeds from every bottle sold goes back to animal rescue organizations local to where it was sold.” — Julie Sprankles

“I was gifted a box of Maeve chocolate last year, and I quickly became obsessed. First of all, how cute is their packaging?! Who wouldn’t feel instantly cheerier receiving this? But most importantly, Maeve treats are frickin’ delicious. This festive holiday box comes with three seasonal truffle bars — Peanut Buddy Crisp, Hot Buttery Rum, and Creme Brulee Crackle — along with a Peppermint Pad bonbon box. Yum.” — Julie Sprankles

“Once you've had a Cheryl's cookie, you'll be ruined for all other cookies for the rest of your days. They're buttery and frosted to perfection and decorated with the cutest sprinkles.” — Katie Garrity

“A good charcuterie board is always a solid bet when you’re gifting, if you ask me. I love this bamboo version from Woodenhouse because it comes with everything you need to throw together a beautiful spread: utensils, labels, chalk, little sauce bowls, and even a cheese guidebook for pairing ideas. The whole thing is packaged so nicely, too, that it’s perfect for gifting.” — Julie Sprankles

“If I could live in these sweatpants, I would! If you have someone in your life who loves to live cozy, these baggy sweatpants from Hollister are a must-buy!” — Katie Garrity

“For the entertainer in your life, these durable but adorable tumblers from Rowdy Crowd are perfect! They won't have to stress out about glass breaking outside or a chipped rim. Plus, they're dishwasher safe and BPA free!” — Katie Garrity

“These are small enough to fit in a stocking, too. I love that these come in different sizes and feel so lovely to handle. They’re also made of a non-plastic, sustainable material. And it’s a gift that keeps on giving — they feel so good!” — Sarah Aswell

“Can a girl ever have enough little pouches? The answer is no. I love being able to put all the essentials into these guys (tampon, lip balm, hand sanitizer, Tide pen, etc.), and then it makes purse transfers incredibly easy and fast. And these are so high-quality and cute!” — Sarah Aswell

“I discovered Cue candles this year, and I’m never turning back. They look so sleek and elegant, and the fragrances are all truly delicious. Their open-wick design really extends the burn time and helps the candle burn down evenly, so you use up every last drop of wax for your money.” — Katie McPherson

“I love caramels and this is makes for a great gift around the holidays. Sure the farm is owned by friends of mine in Vermont, but I’m not biased: These are really damn good.” — Kate Auletta

“I always wear a body oil, and this one remains my go-to. It feels so light going on, but the scent is strong enough to linger on my skin long after I put it on — not to mention it makes my skin feel SO soft. People are constantly asking what scent I’m wearing.” — Julie Sprankles

“I’m not exaggerating when I say I bring my Foldie on almost every single trip I take, and I always get asked about it. It’s so convenient: It has wide access so you can easily shove everything you need in there, an extra zippered section that can be ‘let out’ for more room, and it can be folded into itself in a 7 x 11-inch size, making it perfect for packing just in case you need a souvenir bag. All of that under $100, and it looks good? Seriously, such a good buy.” — Julie Sprankles

“We're a dog family, and my younger son is obsessed with him. So much so that he got these pjs as a gift a few years ago and practically wears them nightly. They're super cozy, withstand washing, and are totally adorable. He's finally growing out of the set he got a few years back, so I'm getting him a new set for this Christmas.” — Kate Auletta

“My son and I have made a literal bucket full of custom stickers using the Stickerbox. It’s an AI-powered little cube that listens to your request, creates a custom sticker design, and prints it within seconds. It has a little difficulty understanding my 4-year-old, so I’d recommend it for slightly older children, but it also understands a wide range of languages, which is very cool. We’ve had fun making unique stickers for loved ones and classmates.” — Katie McPherson

“Hanna Andersson’s HannaSoft pjs are my absolute favorite pajamas in the world. They get softer with every wash and are just so buttery and stretchy, while still being super breathable. Whether you’re shopping for yourself or a loved one, if you see a set on sale, I say grab a pretty pattern you’ll enjoy year-round and treat yourself. Every time I wear these after an everything shower, I feel like I’m romanticizing my life.” — Katie McPherson

“If you’re in the market for a Bluetooth speaker that looks as good as it sounds, you need this bad boy. It’s got all the audio quality you’d expect from something with the Fender logo on it, complete with some bass. It has 28 hours of battery life, a carrying strap so it can hang from handlebars or backpacks, and it’s dust- and waterproof.” — Katie McPherson

“If you’ve got a teen in the house, and they’re anything like my teens, they’ll be super excited to get this smart lamp. And, honestly, it is really cool. It features 196 addressable LED lights, meaning you’ll always get smooth transitions between colors — it’s mesmerizing. You can program it in so many different ways through the app, and it never forgets your favorite colors and effects. You can sync it with music, and you can even snap a photo of lighting you light and the lamp will theme try to mimic it or theme your space around your inspo.” — Julie Sprankles

“Petsies is the most incredible company that you might not have ever heard of! They’re passionate about creating lasting keepsakes that honor the bond between people and their furry (or feathery) friends. The company creates custom plushies and other pet keepsakes that look like your pets, and these pet-shaped pillows would make any animal lover's holiday season.” — Katie Garrity

“There’s so much makeup to choose from, it can be just one more thing to overstimulate you. That’s why I really appreciate this Hero Kit by Jones Road: It comes with everything you need to feel put-together and polished without too much fuss. That includes two Mini Miracle Balms (Golden Hour is so pretty!), The Best Pencil in brown, eye cream, and The Mascara (which gives great lash volume).” — Julie Sprankles

“It took me forever, but I finally got a Bogg bag — this new ‘bougie’ quilted version — and I totally get what all the hype is about. It’s fantastic for lugging to the beach or ball field, because I don’t have to worry about it getting ruined. Plus, it just looks cute! This would make a great gift for any mom on the go who likes the idea of their Bogg being a bit more chic.” — Julie Sprankles

“A lot of birthstone gifts can be cheap or tacky-looking. But these elegant picks from Tiny Tag are just perfect. And at just around $100 (depending on factors like material and chain length), it’s a great choice to get for the women you love in your life.” — Sarah Aswell

“Here’s a sneaky hint for people on a budget: Buying short-sleeved pajamas can be more affordable than winter pajamas... and lots of women get gifted warmer styles, but never summer styles! My suggestion? Get the woman in your life a really high-quality set of short-sleeved jammies for Christmas, like these Motette stunners. As a bonus, there are also matching jammies for babies and toddlers.” — Sarah Aswell

“This deluxe edition of The Godfather would be the perfect gift for the reader in your life who already has a ton of books because this is something to display (and read too!). With sprayed edges and printed cover boards with art that will excite even the hardest person to get a gift for.” — Katie Garrity

“I don’t know why no one put me onto Rebel before; I’m so hooked now! The site offers never-used, open-box, and overstock products from over 2,500 brands at up to 70% off. And since they offer gift cards — this shows $100, but you can definitely do less if you want — the friend you gift it to will be able to get an incredible name-brand item for way less than if they bought it elsewhere. I got an Ember Mug 2 for 35% off and a Stanley wine tumbler for 48% off! I feel good about it, too, knowing that Rebel diverts these products from landfills (yep, returned items like this get sent to waste).” — Julie Sprankles

“I've long been a fan of Alexis Bittar, and these earrings are no different. I bought them on sale for myself, then proceeded to buy a pair for a few women in my life for Christmas. They're lovely, shiny (but not too shiny), and a great statement size — but you can still wear them with your stack, which is hard to find. In short, I love these earrings.” — Kate Auletta

“I travel a lot, so I’m always lugging around my makeup bag with me. But one of my biggest annoyances is always feeling like I can’t find anything in it, and end up having to pull out every single thing. That’s why the SplayTray is my newest obsession! On the surface, it looks like you’d probably expect from a standard makeup bag... only this actually converts into a tray so you can see everything at once. Seriously brilliant.” — Julie Sprankles