Gifts for your boss under $50

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

An easy, crowd-pleasing coffee for a coworker or teacher from a well-known Canadian roaster.

For someone who plans their week on paper and likes a sturdy, plain-looking planner; top binding works well for left-handers.

A small workshop tool for a cyclist or home tinkerer who keeps running into Torx bolts.

For a coffee drinker who goes through a lot of beans; the big bag suits a household or office.

A small gift for a coffee-drinking coworker or teacher, with artist-credited design.

For a frequent traveller or someone living between the UK and Europe who is tired of carrying a bag of plug adapters.

For someone who runs a closed MacBook with an external monitor and wants desk space back.

A griller or bourbon fan who likes Kentucky-made food.

A low-cost gift for a coworker, teacher or Secret Santa that does something useful.

For a dark chocolate lover who would enjoy comparing three origins side by side.

A classic Canadian box of chocolates for a host or a thank-you.

A variety box suits a host or office where you do not know everyone's taste.

For a cyclist who does their own maintenance and needs to clean a grimy chain and cassette.

Keeps arriving long after Christmas for someone who drinks coffee daily.

A small Secret Santa add-on for a coworker who drinks coffee and likes dark chocolate.

Suits the daily takeaway-coffee buyer who wants their drink to stay hot on the commute.

A last-minute option that lets them choose their own scent.

For someone who mixes drinks at home and likes the bar kit to look good on a drinks trolley.

For someone who opens boxes, cuts drywall or trims materials often and would rather replace a blade than sharpen it.

An easy, low-risk gift for a parent whose default cup is Earl Grey.

Suits a notebook, pen and planner person who likes to choose their own stationery.

Suits someone who cares about humanitarian relief and would value a gift that helps directly.