Gifts for your partner under $25

For someone who would rather open a phone, controller or laptop and replace a battery than bin it; the bits cover most consumer electronics.

A small stocking filler that gets used all winter, for a friend, coworker or teen with dry lips.

For a cyclist who looks after their bike: one handle for the chain grime and the paintwork.

A complete starter cleaning set for a vinyl listener, boxed and ready to give.

A handy reference for a designer, painter, knitter or anyone choosing colours for a room.

A big, bright calendar that works as monthly art; suits a design lover or anyone with a kitchen wall to fill.

A bearded person who likes an outdoorsy smell over cologne.

Suits a regular rider who looks after their own bike, or someone who has just bought one and has nothing to clean it with.

Someone who likes woodland scents and a slow evening at home.

Suits someone who sets a nice table; buy two sizes as a pair for a hostess gift.

A pasta lover who wants a quick weeknight cacio e pepe without grating a block of cheese.

A cheap add-on for someone who already makes matcha at home.

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

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

Suits a chocolate lover in Australia who would enjoy choosing their own bars.

Suits someone in Westchester or near New York City who wants to take up pottery.

A small add-on for someone who carries a compact film camera and wants a strap that looks less plain than the stock one.

For a home baker anywhere who would like to learn from the London bakery school without travelling to a class.

Lets someone try seven fragrances before committing to a full bottle.

A plain, well-made pair for a stocking or a Secret Santa for anyone; socks get used.

For someone with a moustache they actually style; a small, specific gift that gets used.

A quick card game that works for family nights and for friends who do not play heavier games; the tin survives being carried around.

For a film photographer who shoots indoors or in dim light and wants a general-purpose colour roll.

For someone who wears sandals half the year and likes delicate jewellery.