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Looking for the best gifts for the person who has everything? Maybe you’re buying for adults who have plenty of disposable income and can buy whatever they want. Maybe you’re buying for your parents, and they’ve told you time and time again they don’t “need” anything. Maybe you just need an idea for a relative who is super hard to buy for.
Note: Some of these gifts are on the pricier side, so consider going in with a few other people for a joint gift if that’s appropriate for the situation!
Southern Savers 2025 Gift Guides | Best Gifts for the Person Who Has Everything
Experience gifts
Think movie tickets, concert tickets, certificates for massages, restaurant gift cards, even hot air balloon rides! Tailor it to the person you’re buying for.
A mini tech kit
Most of us have at least a couple of tech items that should be cleaned frequently, even if we don’t do so as often as we should! This mini tech kit will help with minor repairs and also with cleaning.
Consumables
Anything that can be used up is great for the person who has everything as well as people who are minimalists! Whether it’s food or personal care items, these won’t take up much space and will eventually be gone. Some ideas for gifts include snack boxes, a variety of candy, a hot chocolate / tea / or coffee sampler box, bath bombs, or you can make your own sampler box! One idea I love is to find out the person’s favorite flavor of food—let’s say it’s sour cream and onion. Buy as many different food items of that flavor (different brands of chips, etc.) and put them all in a box!
Digital photo frame
Far away relatives will love having pictures from you in their home any time you send them–and digital photo frames have come down a lot in price since they first came out many years ago!
Go for high quality
If you still want to buy a certain kind of item, go for high quality. You could buy a handmade blanket or quilt, choose a well-made scarf or purse, or splurge on some luxury hand-knit socks.
Personalize something
The opportunities for personalizing things are endless. Think custom jewelry, monogrammed kitchen items, personalized stationery, or handmade items you can personalize yourself or pay someone else to personalize.
Upgrade something practical
Maybe they do have everything, but you could upgrade something they already have. For example, you could get them a newer Keurig, a newer Kindle, or a fancier air fryer.
Masterclass
If you are giving a gift to someone who likes to learn new things, I can’t think of a better gift idea than a Masterclass subscription. There are options to learn almost anything taught by experts in a variety of fields.
Apple air tag
If you’re buying for someone who has everything, chances are they may want to keep track of those things! Even the most conscientious of us lose things from time to time, and an Apple air tag can help them keep track.
Subscription gift boxes
There are tons of different subscriptions you can gift, like coffee or wine or books. Here are my favorite subscription gift ideas.
