This is our Christmas gift guide for 2026, and it is built around the one thing most gift guides leave out: when you actually have to order. We sell two kinds of thing. Catalogue stock, which arrives in four to ten days tracked and needs ordering by the 10th of December. And made-to-order pieces, printed and embroidered for you in the USA, which take two to four weeks and need ordering by the 23rd of November. Every pick below says which it is, so you can read this once and not get caught out.
Prices on the site are in US dollars. The returns page explains the 30-day window on catalogue stock and the 14-day one on made-to-order pieces, and delivery across the UK is free on every order.
For the one who already owns three Christmas jumpers
The twelve Christmas crewnecks are the heart of this year’s range: an 8 oz cotton-poly fleece sweatshirt with a ribbed collar, cuffs and hem, printed to order with one of twelve designs we drew ourselves. They run XS to XXXL, unisex, with three colours per design, and cost $58.99 for XS to M, $62.99 for L and XL, $65.99 for XXL and $68.99 for XXXL. Made to order, so the 23rd of November is the date.
Christmas Jumper, Obviously is the self-aware one, with a Fair Isle stitch band top and bottom and the words in between. It is for the person who would never wear a novelty jumper and will wear this every day of December. Fair Isle Reindeer Band is the quiet version of the same idea: a cream stitch band with reindeer and no words at all, on maroon, black or forest green only, because cream motifs vanish on a light garment.
For the one who sends a thank-you text in February
On the Naughty List and Thriving says what it says, in a red script with “EST. THIS DECEMBER” underneath. Fuelled by Mince Pies and Spite has a steaming mince pie above the slogan and is the one people photograph. Both come on black, maroon or sand, and both are the sort of present that gets a laugh on the day and then a lot of wear.
For the one who likes it quiet
Not everyone wants a slogan. The First Star is a folk-art star with the line “follow it home”, and it is the only one of the twelve that reads as winter rather than Christmas, which makes it the safest gift in the range. Winter Botanicals is a holly and pine sprig with a bow, and Slow December says “no plans, no rush” under a small sprig, which is a whole personality in four words. All three are made to order at $58.99 to $68.99.
For the one still living in 1974
Have a Groovy Christmas is a striped retro sun with daisies in the corners, and it is the one design offered on dark heather rather than maroon. Christmas Cheer Co. is a sunburst badge with a tree in the middle and “Merry Everything” round the ring. Retro Snow Globe is a cabin, two trees and a lot of snow inside a globe, on forest, black or maroon. Round it off with Hot Chocolate Weather and Home for Christmas, a row of snowy houses with “wherever that is” underneath, and you have the full twelve.
For the one who carries everything in one bag
Our embroidered canvas tote bags are made to order too, so they share the 23rd of November cut-off. Acorns & Oak, Lavender Bunch and Cherries are stitched rather than printed, which is why they cost $48.99. The printed ones, Strawberry Season, Mushroom Foragers’ Club and Books & Blooms, come in at $44.99. A tote is the rare present that works for a sister, a colleague and a mother-in-law without changing anything but the design.
For the one whose ears are always cold
The Moon & Stars Embroidered Cuffed Beanie ($49.99, maroon, black or navy) is embroidered on the cuff rather than printed, so the design survives being stuffed in a coat pocket for a season. For someone who wears a cap all year, the Coastal Embroidered Dad Cap and the Daisy Embroidered Corduroy Cap are both $49.99 and both made to order. Same date applies: the 23rd of November.
Stocking fillers under $25, none of which take four weeks
Everything in this section is catalogue stock, four to ten days tracked, so it can be ordered right up to the 10th of December. The 925 Sterling Silver Charm Bracelet is $19.99 and is the piece we would hand to someone who has no idea what to buy a teenager. The Heart Charm Choker Necklace is $18.99 to $20.99 and comes in enough colours that you can match it to a coat. Soy Wax Scented Candles run $21.99 to $24.99 across eleven scents, with sandalwood and white musk the two to reach for in December. And a Fleece Neck Warmer ($21.99 to $22.99) is the present that gets used on the school run every morning until March, which is more than can be said for most things in a stocking.
For more like these, the Jewellery section is mostly in the same price band, and the Kitchen & Dining section is where the gadgets that actually earn their drawer space live.
The three dates, again
Made to order, which means every crewneck, tote, beanie and cap above: order by the 23rd of November. They are printed for you in the USA, take two to four weeks, arrive tracked, and may attract UK import VAT and a carrier handling fee at the door, which the product page says plainly. Catalogue stock, which means the jewellery, candles and neck warmer: order by the 10th of December. Anything after those dates, we will still ship, but we will not promise the 25th.
Sizing is the thing most likely to go wrong with a clothing gift. The crewnecks are a classic unisex fit, so the safest method is to check the label of a sweatshirt the person already wears and likes, and buy that size rather than guessing from their t-shirt size. If it still turns out wrong, made-to-order pieces can be returned within 14 days and catalogue stock within 30. The returns page has the detail.
