98 Extremely 2020 Gifts (for Everyone, at Every Price)

The same game they know and love (or love to hate), except this iteration’s notably stylish.

We love a non-fusty puzzle, and it doesn’t get less fusty than John Derian.

Classic Ikea storage, Lego-fied.

A sparkly sponge to make doing dishes (something we’re all spending more time on these days) infinitely more enjoyable.

Hand-poured in Brooklyn by Japanese designer Yui Kobayashi.

This all-natural playdough (plant-based colors! compostable glitters! essential oils!) isn’t just for kids.

Or perhaps they’d prefer the pandemic pastime of tie-dye?

If they’ve already knitted, embroidered, and tie-dyed to excess, here are 52 other suggestions for ways to pass the time.

Only Glossier could make a soap bar seem groundbreaking.

If they’re stocked on soap, consider some fancy floss.

This new hair line is vegan, cruelty-free, Black-owned, and beloved by our curly-haired friends at the Cut.

Some especially well-designed, easy-to-apply falsies, courtesy of former J. Crew creative director Jenna Lyons.

For the stressed-out kid.

Status vinegars are having a moment and this small-batch version is good enough to drink.

If sipping vinegar doesn’t appeal, consider these tablets that promise fresh, fizzy kombucha in an instant.

Cereal that’s actually good for them and that’ll look good on their shelf, too.

Pairs well with snacks.

A cheaper-than-usual and smaller-than-usual versions of Taschen’s best-selling coffee table book.

The dusty book smell — sans dust.

Note: While you can give the gift of a preorder, this product doesn’t ship until 1/6/2021.

To match their trusty FRAKTA.

A tote inspired by New York’s 16th annual Reasons to Love New York issue, and a tribute to all the local businesses we lost this year.

A mini Molly (for a fraction of the price).

Note: Backordered until December 15, 2020.

Or even mini-er Frodo and friends.

For the kid (or the parent of the kid) who prefers toys plush instead of plastic.

For the kid who misses art class (or the adult who misses their weekly bodega bouquet).

Instead of tiles, this set’s made of beautifully illustrated cards.

Air plant included.

Unfortunately, pie is not.

For your favorite hypebeast (or pool shark).

A gift that proves you have your finger on the pulse.

Instagram-worthy zit stickers and under-eye patches.

A glow so high-def, it’ll even show up on Zoom.

To refresh said glow.

And neither is seasonal affective disorder.

A sampler of masks to soothe a variety of skin-care afflictions.

A sampler of a different sort.

Extra-special snacks that you won’t find at the supermarket.

For the caffeine enthusiast, you can’t do any better than Blue Bottle’s espresso blends.

For the natural-wine enthusiast, you can’t do better than this new Gamay from designer Rosie Assoulin.

Machine-washable microfiber scrunchies that can be used to hold their hair and clean their iPhone screen.

Mushrooms really are popping up everywhere these days (including, should you gift this kit, their kitchen).

PPE, but make it fashion.

A new contender for the best tote bag.

A lesson on tidying from Marie Kondo herself.

The prettiest mask we ever did see.

And a bag for said mask.

When they need to, well, go on-the-go.

Sure beats matches.

This may look like an objet d’artdesigned by Jeff Koons, but it’s actually one of the fastest-selling kids’ toys of 2020.

This colorful kit will please any kid in your life.

And this colorful kit will please any adult in your life.

Not only is this handcrafted in Peru, but one doll provides ten meals to children in need.

You can’t go wrong with anything from Jungalow, but we especially like these cheerful ceramic vases.

Each ashtray is one-of-a-kind and made by hand using techniques originating in Murano, Italy.

Made of machine-washable twill that happens to be ecofriendly, too (the brand used excess fabric lying around from previous seasons).

An especially nice-looking mezuzah made of glass and steel (and also available in black, navy, and off-white).

This sure-to-sell-out gadget can basically turn a cell phone into a gaming console.

It’s been a trash year. This’ll make it a little brighter.

A new (and less expensive) take of the cult-classic shaggy-dog sweater

A kindercore fleece from A24, the maker of films like Moonlight and Uncut Gems — and now a maker of cool merch, too.

A twee (but not too twee) collar to liven up Zoom appearances.

Note: Because this is coming from Spain, shipping is $15.

A timely gift that’ll come in handy long after the pandemic’s over.

For those who have embraced the stay-at-home lifestyle.

An electric kettle worthy of counter space.

A new body oil from the skin-care brand that brought us “the secret to rich-person skin.”

A fanciful mask for socially distanced special occasions (or, y’know, grocery runs).

A sleek self-cleaning bottle, made for anyone perpetually on-the-go (or germaphobic).

From our friends at Eater (and in partnership with natural-wine purveyor Mysa), the gift that keeps on giving.

Some cheese for all that wine.

This sleek, highly giftable coffee maker is a collaboration between Crux and Bronx chef collective Ghetto Gastro.

A mini (and thus cheaper) version of the Strategist-favorite massager.

A West~bourne-curated care package:Togarashi Chex mix, Lani Halliday baked goods, a whole bottle of Ghia, and so much more.

A less delicate — but just as elegant — spin on your grandma’s doily.

A plush rug that’ll brighten up their space and their day.

They don’t have to be a kid to enjoy Lego’s nod to Pop Art.

But they do have to be a kid to enjoy this child-size sleeping bag, produced in partnership with the Jane Goodall Institute.

For those who want their loungewear waffled.

For those who want their loungewear designer.

The Super Puff — long one of our favorite puffers — now comes in a waterproof rendition, ideal armor for winterizing one’s social life.

Or consider this blanket, a collaboration from Snow Peak and technical blanket company Rumpl, which has buckles to convert it into a jaunty cape.

A less technical, but no less luxurious blanket, this one is machine washable, weather-resistant, and handmade in South Africa.

Some fancy slippers, because no one’s wearing real shoes this winter.

A charming, wavy side table.

A made-to-order, handblown, and, yes, wavy (are you sensing a trend?) set from upstate New York.

Handmade in Brooklyn, no two pieces are alike.

For the fidgeters among us, this tubular knot pillow is stuffed with hypoallergenic fill and can be knotted to their heart’s content.

This “breakthrough” coffee grinder is a game-changer for home brewers, according to Strategist writer Louis Cheslaw.

A whimsical homage to Tiffany & Co.’s classic heart tag chain.

A significantly more delicate bauble inspired by a Susan Alice Dashwood painting.

Trend forecasters say this latest Apple watch is sure to sell out.

For the streetwear obsessive … or construction worker.

An actually worthy remake of the iconic Princess Diana sweater.

The year of the housedress has shown no signs of letting up, and no one does it better than Salter House.

A particularly luxurious gift for the feline-obsessed friend in your life.

Or a particularly luxurious gift for the feline in your life.

A bespoke chair from the beloved interiors brand.

This charming little lettuce leaf can be worn as a brooch or a pendant.

If there’s ever a winter to splash out on winter boots, this is it.