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13 thoughtful gifts for someone who is hard to shop for

Some people have everything, while others are not materialistic enough to want anything. However, gifting to the former can feel like an impossible task. When you don’t know a person’s preferred perfume or aren’t sure if they use a specific brand of shoes, it’s time to dig deeper and opt for thoughtful gifts instead. Therefore, we bring you a list of practical unisex gifting items to buy for those who are impossible to shop for.

RFID-blocking card wallet
An RFID-blocking card wallet protects personal data if you use cards, passports, or other items with RFID chips. Moreover, these card-blocking wallets also shield a person from digital theft.

Neck massager pillow
Another gift option for office-goers is a compact and portable neck massager pillow. It has heating functions that relieve aches, knots, and muscle tension and can be incredibly useful for those working long hours at a desk.

Journals and planners
High-quality, hardbound, or leather-wrapped journals and planners look classy, are frequently needed, and are reasonably priced, making them the perfect last-minute gifting items.

Motivational books
Motivational books that guide on topics like time management, mindsets, habits, etc., can add value to a person’s life. So this can be a classic gift even for those who rarely read.

Green tea set
Choose a traditional green tea set if you’re unsure whether the recipient is attempting to go decaf or if they just like tea, in general. The tea set can include an assortment of immunity-boosting blends like chamomile, mint, lemon ginger, and more.

Scented candles gift set
Scented candles are therapeutic and add soothing vibes to one’s home, making them an ideal gift for anyone.

Plants
You can never go wrong with indoor herbs that are air-purifying and decorative. They are easy to care for, add beauty to one’s home, and are suitable for all ages and genders. You can also consider using a small herb garden with a planter box.

Luxury blankets or comforters
The holiday season will bring winter chills, so comforters can make for an all-rounder gift to keep the person warm and cozy.

Handmade bath bombs
Attractive handmade bath bombs are a safe and fun gifting option for kids. They come in vibrant colors and a myriad of shapes and sizes. Alternatively, you can gift a set of assorted handmade soaps to adult recipients.

Suitcase
If you don’t mind going bulky, you can opt for a unisex cabin suitcase or luggage made from solid ABS material with a built-in lock system. Apart from being classy, it is also incredibly resourceful.

Fridge magnets
If you’re visiting a new place and want to get many gifts, fridge magnets can act as perfect souvenirs.

Gift cards
Gift cards from online or offline retail shops give the recipient the freedom to buy exactly what they want.

Cash
When you run out of all options, there’s nothing better than gifting cash in a fancy envelope. It might not be the most creative gift, but it definitely is the most practical and useful one.

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