Black Friday is your chance to ditch tacky, useless stocking stuffers and switch them for luxury gifts instead. I've searched through all the sales to find products that people really want to pull out of a stocking – no more socks, nail clippers, and can openers.
I don't want to overwhelm you with Black Friday deals for two reasons: most deals won't fit into a stocking and it's hard to keep quality high when you're scrolling through hundreds of suggestions too. Here are the 15 items that people will love to pull out of their stockings in the morning.
Some of these pieces even double up as Christmas decor (which we have plenty of ideas for). They'll be timeless, treasures, and, most importantly, useful all year round.
Quick links
If you know what you want and you just need to know where to go, these are the best places to shop stocking stuffers. I've curated my favorite pieces further below if you need some inspiration to get you started.
- Amazon: good deals on almost everything
- Macy's: kitchen, bed, and bath discounts
- Nordstrom: luxury decor for a lot less
- Target: 30% off a range of products
- Anthropologie: sales on sales on sales
- QVC: reductions on heirloom-worthy products
- Wayfair: big reductions on easy gifts
- Walmart: up to 50% off everything
The best luxury stocking stuffers
Was $65, now $34.79 at Amazon
These miniature coffee table books tell the stories of the four most iconic fashion houses. Think glossy, artistic images and iconic tales of how they shaped the way we dress.
Was $129.99, now $103.92 at Amazon
Perfect for coffee lovers who travel often, the Picopresso is no bigger than a can of cola, but can make coffee to rival machines which are over twenty times as big, Trust me: I'm a barista and I've tested it too.
Was $32.00, now $21.95 at Amazon
Little Le Creuset is the ultimate luxury. These petite cocottes have enough capacity for 8 oz, perfect for single servings and creme brûlée. They're dishwasher and freezer safe too.
Was $90, now $72 at Addison Ross
Crafted from solid wood, these mini mills are polished in high gloss lacquer and available in a range of colors. They're modern, fun, and beautifully packaged.
Was $72, now $50.40 at Anthropologie
Sold as a set of four, these colorful glasses make a wonderful stocking filler. Wrap them with tissue and add some botanical garnishings in too and you'll have the best Christmas cocktails.
Was $46, now $34.50 at Bloomingdale's
This set includes six different scented candles from the iconic brand, Nest New York. You can split the bundle between stockings or pack them all into one candle connoisseur's.
Was $85, now $58.50 at Amazon
Crafted from high-fired porcelain and adorned with 24-karat gilded accents, these coasters feature classical motifs. They're a luxury touch to add to your coffee table.
Was $60, now $49.99 at Best Buy
Cordless and compact, this single-serve blender packs the punch of a full-sized model, but takes up only a fraction of the space. It's the perfect stocking stuffer for those who are always on the go.
Was $55, now $27.50 at Design Within Reach
I love classic brass and iron candleholders: they're everywhere at the moment. This unusual borosilicate glass model is a modern take on the trend, plus it's stocking sized too.
Was $98, now $68.99 at Nordstrom
Blanket throws are easy to roll up into a stocking (plus they take up lots of space too). This is sumptuously soft and snuggly, just touching it makes me feel warmer.
Was $32, now $24 at Magnolia
Magnolia has a plaid napkin set, but I like these bold burgundy napkins. They're chic, classic, and finished with a delicate white trim: the perfect touch to your tablescaping.
Was $48, now $36 at Magnolia
These timeless, traditional nutcracker characters make wonderful Christmas decorations. They're designed exclusively for Magnolia by La Maison Naturaliste, so they're true treasures.
FAQs
What makes a good stocking stuffer?
Rather than opting for cheap and cheerful, a good stocking stuffer will be useful your loved ones. I've chosen these luxury gifts, because they're the kind that will be useful every day and they'll last a lifetime too.
When should I buy stocking stuffers?
Black Friday is the perfect time, because it's close enough to Christmas that you won't forget about them, but you can also make a killer saving too.
Final thoughts
I've had my fair share of stocking stuffers and the best are the most thoughtful ones. All of these are endlessly useful and effortlessly luxurious. Even better, they're all reduced in the Black Friday sales.
