50 Best Gifts You Can Buy Under $50

Know someone who can’t function without cold brew? Same. This double-wall glass bottle keeps drinks hot or cold, while also keeping hands comfortable.

The person who likes to jam out all the damn time needs these earbuds. They have 38 hours of battery life and can be fully charged in ten minutes flat.

Whether they cook or not, these high-end vinegars are going to make a killer duo in their kitchen. Each vinegar has a distinct flavor that’ll get any at-home chef excited.

The bold red shade that’s perfect for festive wear. Plus, it’s Chanel.

Jasmine, amino acids, a non-drying formula, and that all-important YSL logo—it won’t break the bank, but it feels very, very luxurious to receive.

This four-piece set is perfect for your super-organized pal. It’s tightly storing all their favorite snacks.

The coffee aficionado is going to appreciate this sampler of blends sourced from around the world.

Have a custom message inscribed into these shortbread cookies. They won’t be expecting that.

Earrings that look way more expensive than they actually are.

Hair oil that actually lives up to the hype is hard to come by.

A card holder is great alternative to an overstuffed bifold. Leatherology has a slim style that comes in a plethora of colors, too.

Hold on, that gym-bro brand makes a skin-care set? Yes, and a mighty fine one at that. This six-piece set might be the key to the restoration that their bodies have been looking for.

The whisky snob will have no qualms with this one.

If you’re going to go the sock route, you might as well go with one of the best darn pairs around town.

What can you use a Le Creuset ramekin for? Pretty much anything. Holding bar snacks, cooking an oeuf en coquette, making a crème brûlée. The website also suggests potpies … if that’s your thing.

A pair of comfortable and breathable boxers may not be super glamorous, but it’s definitely a necessity.

Ear cuffs are in these days, and she’s going to love how elegant this one is.

You can’t get them AirPods for under $50, but you can get a pretty case to house them.

These days, beachy canvas tote bags are popular with cool kids, not just aging WASPs. For my money, the Lands’ End option, with exterior pockets, is the best version.

Get rid of the phones and pull out the conversation-starter cards.