Mom's Recharging Blanket

A blanket printed with a charging battery: once Mom wraps herself up, she is officially recharging and NOBODY gets to bother her. Rules are rules.
The button takes you to the store; prices can change without notice.

A blanket printed with a charging battery: once Mom wraps herself up, she is officially recharging and NOBODY gets to bother her. Rules are rules.
The button takes you to the store; prices can change without notice.
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Paint with water, watch your art appear in ink-like strokes, then fade away in minutes: zen art for the desk. The favorite gift of stressed-out people everywhere.

Pop open the pizza box to find four rolled slices made of pepperoni socks. The only gift that disappoints for one second and is loved for the next ten years.

A clear sphere with NOTHING inside, packaged with full solemnity. For the person who has everything: this was the only thing missing.

A whole crate of gourmet beef jerky in assorted craft flavors, ready to gift. The only edible arrangement Dad won't fake liking—he will polish it off before his morning coffee.

Automatically lights up when you walk into the bathroom at night, glowing in whatever color you choose. Say goodbye to blinding overhead bathroom lights at 4 AM. Your retinas will thank you.

A miniature guitar that holds your pens like a stage stand. For real musicians, wannabe rockstars, and shower singers.

A planter with a serene face and little hands making a heart, where the plant becomes the hairdo. Gift it with a succulent and it'll rule her shelves.

A red-hatted gnome whose beard doubles as your scrub pad. He lives right by the sink, works without complaining, and brings a smile to anyone doing dishes.

A tiny garbage can with working wheels and lid for wrappers, failed notes, and Monday's grand plans. The most honest accessory a desk can have.