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Suits a teen who listens to bass-heavy music.

A cosy Christmas Eve gift for someone who loves countryside prints.

A durable mealtime set for a dinosaur-mad small child.

A sheepskin slipper with a proper sole for a parent who steps out to the garden or doorstep without changing shoes.

For an experienced puzzler who wants a tricky, repetitive-pattern challenge.

A small gift for a card player who likes illustrated decks.

Works for a teen who loses headphones and wants something affordable.

A fun gift for a teen or sibling who loves Japanese food and culture.

A stocking gift for a Minecraft fan.

A shelf build for a Harry Potter fan who likes hands-on projects.

For fans of the game or anyone who wants a quick, portable card game for game night.

For a group that likes low-skill, laugh-heavy party games where no one needs to draw well.

Suits an adult or teen who likes space history and a long evening project that ends up on a shelf.

For a puzzle lover who enjoys building something that also hides small keepsakes.

Suits a walker or beach-goer who wants to carry a bottle hands-free.

For someone who already has a Sunday Supply umbrella or towel, or who wants a cooler that looks good at the beach.

For someone with sore muscles who likes a bath or footbath after a long day; a small self-care gift.

For a teen or adult who wants to learn to knit and finish something wearable in a weekend.

A durable, inexpensive way for a drip-coffee dad to make a noticeably better single cup.

A thoughtful gift for someone who complains of wrist strain at their desk.

Good for a newly retired parent who travels by RV or heads to the cottage and wants decent coffee on the road.

A sturdy pretend-play toy for a preschooler, and a small first step into the Thorpe range.

For a pet owner who wants a wool blanket for the dog bed, couch or car.

Suits someone who buys flowers often and likes locally made pottery.

A hands-on gift for a teen or adult who wants to learn coding, electronics or home-server projects.

A small, kind gift for a cat person in a coworker exchange.

A well-made notebook for a coworker, boss or student who plans on paper.

A pet lover's gift that helps animals rather than adding to a pile of pet toys.

An inexpensive gift for a host or teacher who likes lavender; three separate boxed bars also split easily into stocking fillers.

A long-lasting jumper for someone who spends winter weekends on the coast or on walks.

A daily-use upgrade for someone who works at a computer all day.

A solid first real running watch for someone who has been running with just a phone.

For someone who packs lunches or keeps cheese and bread fresh; one set covers a bowl, a sandwich and a block of cheese.

A small backup battery for a teen, student or commuter whose phone runs flat by evening.

An unusual gadget for the dad who still plays rec hockey or golf and already owns the usual recovery gear.

A low-cost way into vinyl for a teen or student with a small room.

A good beach or travel towel for a summer Christmas.

An inexpensive backup pair for sports practice or the bus.

For a collector with a lot of second-hand records that need a proper wash.

A cheap, pocketable game for teens and students to kick around between classes or at the park.

A low-cost stocking filler for anyone who plays records.

Suits a home-office worker who types a lot and wants a quieter, tidier desk.

A cheerful, low-cost gift for Australian parents starting solids that is easy to wipe down between meals.

A large starter set for a family who wants enough pieces for bigger builds and more than one builder.

For an active person who wants a recovery tool that comes along on trips.

A small, unusual food gift for a host or a coworker who cooks.

For a painter who values handmade, Canadian-made paints from an Indigenous family business.

Suits a coworker or friend who works from a home desk and likes writing lists by hand.

A traditional heirloom-style piece for a serious tea drinker.

Suits a home cook or a host who uses olive oil daily and would enjoy a nicer bottle.

A festive stocking filler for a dad or brother.

A small gift for a friend or mum who likes soft, breathable socks.

Doubles as the card, for a gin drinker at Christmas.

A gross-out, giggly game for younger kids who like messy, hands-on play.

A quick, noisy family game for kids and tweens who like speed and reaction games.

Suits a teen gamer or student who wants a better keyboard than the one that came with the computer.