47 Last-Minute Christmas Gifts To Check Off Your Holiday Shopping List

Finding the perfect set of pajamas is the holy grail of gifting, and these are definitely a contender. They’re from Kim Kardashian’s ultra popular Skims brand, and made of breathable modal material and stretch spandex. She’ll be able to throw on this loose-fitting set for sleep, lounging or work from home attire on a meeting-free day.

What do Nicole Kidman, Mindy Kaling and Winnie Harlow all have in common? They’re big fans of Charlotte Tilbury’s makeup and skincare products. This kit includes minis of some of the brand's famous favorites like the Pillow Talk Matte Blush Beauty Wand, Matte Revolution Lipstick and Rock ‘n’ Kohl Eyeliner.

The cult-favorite Crème De La Mer Cream will work its magic on parched winter skin delivering deep moisturizing without a greasy feel. Though it is a splurge gift, jar sizes range from a half-ounce to 16.5 ounces, so you can find one that fits your budget.

These cozy slippers have been around since the ‘90s. They’re simple, comfortable, warm and long-lasting. The best part: They’ll arrive in time to go under the tree if you order by 12/20.

A girl on the go needs her beverages at the ready. So whether she’s taking coffee, water or Diet Coke on the road, this mug will keep her beverages hot for up to three hours or cold for up to nine hours. The beautiful hydrangea design was created by the talented artists at the stationery brand, Rifle Paper Co. and is sure to brighten up her daily refills.

What better way to celebrate 2023 than taking a look back at all the memories you created? This mini photo book from Printique is only $15 for a 20-page album (you can add additional pages for an extra cost) and the perfect way to curate some of your loved ones’ favorite snaps from vacations, birthdays and holidays gone by.

These popular facial sprays by Mario Badescu provide a hydrating mist any time you need a pick-me-up. You’ll receive two varieties: an aloe, herb and rosewater spray that rejuvenates and clarifies and an aloe, cucumber and green tea spray that refreshes and repairs. They make a great stocking stuffer, especially for teens and skincare lovers.

If she’s in need of a upgraded coffee maker, this cute and compact model by Keurig will brighten up her kitchen. It delivers a piping hot cup of Joe in a snap, and allows you to choose between three cup sizes for a strong, flavorful brew.

Weleda is a beloved super hydrating, natural lotion. It’s also a nice affordable option, perfect for a stocking stuffer or to spruce up a DIY self-care kit.

There’s nothing better than cozying up by a outdoor fire, but in the middle of winter it can get too chilly to enjoy the warm glow. Enter: this mini indoor fire pit by Flikr. It’s only 5 x 5 inches and uses isopropyl alcohol for a clean burn. He’ll be able to keep it on his coffee table and kick back from the comfort of his couch.

Harley Davidson, Suzuki and Ducati lovers will dig this book because it’s about one of their favorite subjects, but it's such a beautiful tome that anyone, including non riders, will love flipping through the pages. It’s filled with photos and essays about 100 prolific designs spanning the 19th century through today.

When family and friends are over for the holidays, you want to be able to watch Elf or A Christmas Story on a bigger screen. This portable projector allows you to scale and create a “screen” in any room, at any size (you can project from 100 to 30 inches and it rotates 180 degrees). It also has 360 degree sound, so even the cheap seats will be able to hear everything perfectly.

Whether you’re on the beach or outdoors on a bright snowy day, polarized sunglasses are the way to go if glare gets you down. These classic Ray-Ban Aviators are lightweight and comfortable to wear, come in a slew of frame and lens colors and will never go out of style. They’re also beloved—racking up an average of 4.5 stars from nearly 9,000 Amazon customers.

Whether he likes to crank up the tunes or listen to a soothing podcast, the Samsung Galaxy Buds Pro 2 will be his new go-to during long workouts and busy commutes. Available in sleek neutral shades (gray or white) and brighter hues (purple), the small but mighty buds feature active noise cancellation, a long-lasting battery life, 360-degree audio and are water resistant in case you get caught in a wintry mix.

These warm gloves are all about style and substance. They have a sleek quilted exterior with a Canada Goose logo patch on the cuffs, but they also have dots on the palms for easy gripping and are compatible with any touchscreen device. Lastly, they’re made with down fill to keep hands nice and toasty.

Perfect to use at home or grab on your way out the door, this durable Bluetooth speaker can last up to 14 hours, weighs under a pound and offers clear 360-degree audio. (It’s also waterproof.)

If you’re shopping for a gym lover, consider a handheld massage gun. This popular model by Theragun is compact, powerful and a great way to help relieve muscle aches and pains after a workout.

When shopping for kids' gifts, you’re looking for something that will trigger that wide-eyed “I can’t believe this is mine!” expression. This playful cardboard castle is certainly one of those. Just assemble it and kids will spend plenty of time coloring in the princess, dragon and fairy-tale landscape. When they’re done, they’ve got the perfect little hideaway.

The most annoying things (for parents) about going sledding are dragging your heavy “vehicle” back up the hill and storing it somewhere all year. This inflatable toboggan solves both of those problems. It can fit two riders or up to 250 pounds and it has a comfy cushioned seat for a smooth ride. When kids are done using it, parents can just deflate and tuck it away until next time.

Kids’ clothing is generally just adorable, but a furry coat with teddy bear ears? Come on! This cute zip-up has a fixed three-piece hood and fold-over mittens that kids can take on and off without ever losing them. Plus, it’s made from 100% recycled materials by the cult-favorite jacket brand, The North Face. Win-win.

This ‘80s-inspired stunner will thrill kids and their millennial and Gen X parents. It’s a boombox, yes, but it's a modern take that connects to your phone and has FM radio and LED light-up speakers. It’s also covered in a rainbow of wood and plastic rhinestones, which might just be the coolest part.

Thanks to cool girl brands like Lingua Franca, embroidered garments and gifts are back in a major way. This kit will teach kids how to create their own designs with 10 sample projects, embroidery thread and tools. Once they master the basics, maybe next year they’ll be monogramming your sweaters.

From college kids to young ones curling up for a movie night, what kid doesn’t like munching down on some popcorn? This microwavable bowl makes it super easy to make a homemade batch on a whim. Just add your kernels, and oil or seasoning of choice and enjoy!

If you’re looking for a creative toy, this 3D pen is an excellent option. It’s great for ages 6 to 13 and comes with everything you need to start creating, including a child-safe pen, 72 pieces of start plastic, an activity guide and a charger.

Host your own spa day with these sweet animal-themed face masks. They’re available in several different bundles with various cute animal faces and will arrive ahead of the holidays.

This sweet and savory mix of treats by Harry & David is consistently delicious, and the fruit offerings manage to be especially flavorful. The basket is ideal for holiday celebrations and comes packed with everything from juicy pears and apples to delicious gouda cheese, dry salami, mixed nuts and more.

Nancy’s Fancy artisan gelato and sorbetto has been a Los Angeles favorite since 2015 and now you can ship her creamy treats to any zip code. This festive box comes ready to gift with nine seasonal gelatos, like coconut stracciatella with bittersweet chocolate strands and salted peanut butter with crunchy peanuts.

Cuisinart just released a 50th anniversary edition of their best-selling food processor, and it’s designed to resemble the original version that launched in 1973. The tinted gold hue is a fun throwback that looks great on a counter, but this version has all modern tech like a 720W motor and razor-sharp blades.

For hardcore grillers, barbecuing is a year-round sport, and this is the ideal gift for those grilling gurus. This set from Spiceology comes with 12 different chef-created rubs packed with flavor like Cowboy Crust (an espresso-chili blend), Tandoori Glori (an Indian masala blend) and Black Magic (a cajun blackening blend).

These aren’t your average run-of-the-mill chocolate chip cookies. They’re from Jacques Torres, made with the world-renowned chocolatier’s 60% dark chocolate baking disks. If you’re buying these for a gift, we strongly suggest ordering some for yourself too.

A tiny one-cup coffee maker is fine for most of the year, but holiday entertaining calls for something a little more grand (and some extra caffeine). They’ll love this machine because of its sleek look, customizable temperature and brew strength and app-controlled percolating. And yes, it works just as well for one cup as it does for 10.

These beautiful green ombre tree grinders are really a two-in-one gift, since they’re pretty enough to use as a table decoration. They’re made of FSC-certified hardwood with a ceramic grinding mechanism that allows the user to adjust coarseness. These are currently in stock, so they’ll ship fast, or you can pick them up at your local Crate & Barrel.

This extra virgin olive oil has been all over social media this year. The oil is made of mature olives that deliver a mellow flavor and has a higher smoke point that makes it more versatile for cooking.

If you’re giftee has global tastes, look no further than this popular snack box. Bokksu carefully curates sweet and savory treats from all over Japan and delivers them to your door in a gorgeous package. You can order a one-, three-, six- or 12-month subscription.

Nothing brightens up a home like fresh flowers. For as little as $55 per delivery, UrbanStems offers a subscription service that allows you to send a beautiful bouquet as often as you’d like (monthly, weekly or bi-weekly). Each one is selected based on blooms that are fresh and available at the date of delivery and you can pay monthly or all at once. If you’d like to up the ante, the luxe flower subscription starts at $105.

Your fave wine aficionado will start by taking a quiz to identify their grape and flavor preferences, then they’ll get a shipment of six wines based on their selections. Some will be tried-and-true favorites and a few will be new (and possibly their new favorites). You can choose the frequency, but each month they’ll get a box with four pretty bottles. They’ll soon be toasting your awesome gift-giving abilities.

This subscription box is a steal—for just $40, you can gift someone six months of mailers. Each envelope arrives on the 15th of the month and is filled with detailed replicas of important historic documents (like FDR and Albert Einstein’s correspondence about the atomic bomb) and background info explaining their significance. It’s the perfect gift for history buffs and avid readers.

There's no better present than the gift of knowledge—especially when learning is this fun. Give a loved one a subscription to MasterClass and let them dig into their favorite hobby or passion, taking cues from icons like Gordon Ramsay, Stephen Curry, Dr. Jane Goodall and dozens of other notable lecturers.

Gluten-loving friends, rejoice! This subscription gives lucky recipients an assortment of loaves, rolls and bagels throughout the year from New York’s famous bakery, Eli Zabar. The first package even arrives with a good bread knife so they can get right to slicing up their manor house loaves, raisin challah and Tuscan rounds.

Give kids the monthly opportunity to create with a subscription to KiwiCo. The company puts together STEM and art-focused kits for kids of all ages. For example, five to eight-years-old, would get a Kiwi Crate which includes fun activities like a crystal chemistry garden or a pixel art light box. Older kids, ages nine to 14, will love the Tinker Crate packed with trickier engineering-based projects like a drift motorcycle or coin-eating robot.

If your beau loves a classic movie, this subscription service was made for them. Criterion is a streaming service that hosts classic movies from around the world, specializing in arthouse and foreign films.

If you don’t have time to get something personalized for your giftee, a gift card for a beautiful, custom item is the next best thing. They can find anything on Etsy from art to clothing, jewelry and antiques, so it’ll be a hit with any type of shopper. You can choose to have it emailed to you or directly to the recipient.

Whether your friend is the Carmen Sandiego type or they live far away and you’re overdue for a reunion, adding a few dollars to their travel piggy bank will be a welcome gift. Delta has gift cards starting at $50, so you have plenty of options based on your budget and you can get it emailed directly to your pal.

Goldbelly specializes in iconic dishes from cult-favorite chefs and restaurants and makes it possible to get a hometown favorite sent right to your door. If you have a homesick friend or family member, or just know someone who is up on all of the latest celebrity chef news, this is a heartwarming gift they’ll appreciate. You can choose to send this one by email or regular mail.

Every animal lover will appreciate a gift card for their furry friend. Chewy offers everything from medications to food and toys. It’s basically Amazon for your pets (and they have an excellent customer service-oriented reputation).

Fly By Jing is known for its Chengdu-inspired food and punchy art design. A gift card will let your giftee score everything from this trio of Sichuan sauces to a hot pot starter kit to this beloved long-sleeve shirt.