Gifts for teachers under $25

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

A pretty, low-cost stationery gift for a teacher or coworker.

A useful everyday notebook with a cover nice enough to give.

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

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

A pretty set for a friend who still sends handwritten Christmas cards.

A small, low-cost add-on for anyone who drinks matcha.

A traveller or journaller who likes to keep notes by hand.

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

An easy, affordable host or housewarming gift that works for a few stems on a kitchen counter or bedside table.

A cheap filler for a stocking or to round out a Secret Santa gift for a coworker, teen or friend.

Combines two hobbies for a reader who likes cats and small craft projects.

A low-cost coworker or stocking gift for someone who keeps a paper calendar.

An easy, recognisably British small gift that stays under £25.

Pocket notebooks for a mom, coworker or anyone who jots lists and notes by hand; the thicker paper suits pencil and pen.

A small, practical gift for a coworker or student who eats lunch away from home.

A small, low-cost gift with a Canadian maple twist for someone who drinks black tea or London Fog-style lattes.

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

Works for someone with dairy or nut restrictions who still wants a chocolate treat.

A tea lover who likes a festive change from their usual cup.

A small, easy gift for a coworker or teacher who likes toffee and warm spice.

For a curious tea or coffee drinker who has not tried drinks made from other parts of the coffee plant.

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

A small gift for a coffee drinker with a sense of humour; hand-painting makes each one a little different.