Shop These 7 Stocking Stuffers, Each Under $25
The countdown to Christmas is officially on! If you’re anything like me, you might be in a whirlwind trying to check everything off your shopping list this year. Don’t wait until the eleventh hour to snag cool stocking stuffers for your loved ones — we’ve already done the heavy lifting.
Check out our collection of ideas from our favorite small businesses.
— by Alie Mcardle, Contributing Writer
Earrings from Pop of Confetti
For the one who loves to accessorize, earrings are a relatively inexpensive stocking stuffer. Pop of Confetti has a ton of earrings for under $25. Shop online or pop into the store for a festive, in-person experience.
Cost: $21.99
Really Richmond City Guide from Mongrel
Know someone new to the neighborhood? Snag this city guide — it’s perfect for visitors, newbies, and locals who don't go out much but are interested in what all the fuss is about. The Really Richmond City Guide focuses on locations that are truly Richmond, not chains that you find in every city. Help your gift recipient discover locally owned and operated enterprises he or she will grow to love.
Cost: $18.99
A Staff’s Favorite Blend from Blanchard’s Coffee
For the caffeine addict, you can’t go wrong including a locally loved bag to brew. Blanchard’s Coffee offers a variety of coffee flavors, and as a bonus, this stocking stuffer can be opened and enjoyed immediately on Christmas morning.
Cost: $12.51
‘70s Floral Bag from Mod & Soul
Forget single-use plastic or grocery-store-branded totes. This reusable bag from Mod & Soul features an adorable vintage design with enough room for the basics. It also folds down into itself for easy storage and will fit into any size stocking.
Cost: $13
Soft Socks from Dear Neighbor
I can’t think of a more appropriate stocking stuffer than socks. They fit right in — literally — and are a thoughtful (and cozy) addition to the candy and trinkets. Everyone needs a nice pair of socks to keep their toes warm this time of year when the winter cold sets in, and this pair from Dear Neighbor is hand-dyed with marigold, which adds a sweet touch.
Cost: $20
Herbal Eye Pack from Perception Organic Spa
Okay, so this one’s just a buck outside of this roundup’s budget, but it’s worth it. The herbs and spices inside this herbal eye pack create a relaxing and therapeutic aroma as the heat calms tired eyes and opens pores. It’s perfect for headaches and migraines, making it a thoughtful gift during the holidays, which can often bring on the stress.
Cost: $26
One Page at a Time from Quirks!
This journal was created by a Richmond native to promote healing, mindfulness, and reflection. With 365 prompts — one for every day of the year — give the gift of introspection and growth by slipping this into your fave’s stocking.
Cost: $15
Keep shopping:
