Chances are, you have at least one person on your gift list whom you find challenging to shop for. Maybe it’s the great aunt you haven’t seen in a decade or the colleague you want to impress or the nephew whose interests you can’t keep track of. Gift sets are the way to go—there’s bound to be at least one item in the package that they’ll like. Below, 8 ideas.
Above: Lime Tree Design’s box of 3 Liberty Hankies made from London of Liberty prints is $48 at Lost & Found.
Above: The Palo Santo Set from Toast includes a glazed hand-thrown bowl from Leach Pottery; $50.
Above: Permanent Collection’s A Finishing Touch bundles together spice mills by Ryan Preciado, Aranya Pepper by Oakland-based Diaspora Co., and sea salt by Monterey’s Happy Girl Kitchen; $230.
Above: Classic board games packaged as classic books. A set of 3 Vintage Inspired Bookshelf Board Games is $120 at Food52.
Above: Handmade clay essentials for java enthusiasts. This Coffee Gift Set is currently on sale for $99 at St. Frank.
Above: The adults will appreciate the beautiful hand-printed cotton wraps; the kids will enjoy the little treasures inside. A set of 6 Furoshiki Table Gifts is$70 at Toast.
Above: Delightful Portuguese products, including Mainova extra virgin olive oil and a sardine soap on a rope, can be found in the Portugal in Your Kitchen Box; $65 at My Portuguese Market.
Above: From Ardent Goods, the Homebody Gift Set is a collection of eco-conscious products to enjoy from the comfort of your home, from a scented soy candle featuring a reusable, recycled glass to a surface restoration oil for wood, leather, or cast iron surfaces; $150.
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