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Adult stocking filler ideas - all year round!

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OMGitsnotgood · 06/05/2024 11:25

If you're anti Christmas until December or don't agree with stockings for adults, please scroll past.

Our adult children absolutely refuse not to have Christmas stockings, it wouldn't be Christmas without them apparently. Their main present is either something they've asked for or cash. I try to get a couple of other small gifts I know they'd like as a surprise but stockings are here to stay.
I know people have different approaches to stocking fillers, here are the criteria for ours:

Small enough to fit in a stocking (shop bought type not a sock).
Anywhere from 0 - £5 per gift (£0 could be a perfume/aftershave sample)
Must be practical, fun or consumable to avoid wastage.
Can be pre-owned (eg like-new books from a charity shop).
Usual ideas are foodstuffs, snacks, toiletries, DIY bits n bobs, stationery items. All get used but a bit dull, another reason for not leaving it too late to think of things.

I keep a 'Christmas note' on my phone and note ideas all year round. Generally I won't buy until later in the year, it's the ideas that are difficult. I sometimes pick up on things in conversation and add to the note to buy later (eg DS1's girlfriend mentioned how much she loved a certain chocolate bar - now in the list).
Obviously if I spot something that I probably wouldn't be able to get again - something unique or a real bargain, I will buy when I see them but don't go actively looking. Sometimes they are things I stumble across (I recently bought a trolley coin in aid of a charity one of my DCs supports when there was a stall in a service station).

Just been ordering a couple of slimline European usb adapters to take on holiday (see pic) and have ordered a few extra as stocking fillers. Which is what prompted me to start this thread. By starting early, collecting ideas even if not buying, I think you do so with a clearer mind and end up with better stocking fillers than leaving the thinking til December when there is so much else going on.
Not sure if anyone else will be interested in this thread but just in case, would be good to share ideas or things that you've seen that are not the usual everyday items.
I'd appreciate it we could keep this thread for adults stockings only please

Adult stocking filler ideas - all year round!
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Ophy83 · 16/09/2026 12:41

PearlsPearl · 14/09/2026 21:20

Got DS the personalised ice cream shovel recommended on here, thank you!

These personalised toiletry bags are lovely for my nieces! £7.57 delivered.

Thanks! We're going away just after Christmas so I'm going to get the toiletry bags for the kids and fill them with some travel products and new toothbrushes

Troubledwords · 16/09/2026 21:24

Anyone know if you can get a nicer version of the Christmas cracker screwdrivers?

A little set would be great for a stocking gift

LavenderDisco · 16/09/2026 23:02

Troubledwords · 16/09/2026 21:24

Anyone know if you can get a nicer version of the Christmas cracker screwdrivers?

A little set would be great for a stocking gift

Oh you reminded me of this
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Troubledwords · 17/09/2026 06:15

I did find a few sets on amazon for less than £5, so I've got one sat in my basket now

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SuperNan1 · 17/09/2026 22:29

Excellent suggestions on here! I found some cute phone cable protectors in Waterstones - all my family somehow tend to break the cables, probably because they just have to use their phones while still charging them! Cable protectors

VikingNorthUtsire · 18/09/2026 17:39

Some bits in the Dunelm Clearance with free C&C. They also have Dr PawPaw balms and lip balms, various printed cotton tea towels at £2 each and lots of dog toys.

Mini hand held fan 75 p https://www.dunelm.com/product/mini-multi-coloured-handheld-fan-1000135545?defaultSkuId=30481782

Mini Ice Cream Plush 87p
https://www.dunelm.com/product/mini-ice-cream-plush-1000280246?defaultSkuId=31007758

Mini Ice Lolly Plush 87p
https://www.dunelm.com/product/mini-ice-lolly-plush-1000280247?defaultSkuId=31007778

Mini metal bucket (nice toddler toy or could be a little planter) £1
https://www.dunelm.com/product/smart-garden-gardening-bucket-1000282170?defaultSkuId=31017141

USB clip on fan £1.25
https://www.dunelm.com/product/clip-on-bendy-usb-fan-1000142319?defaultSkuId=30622455

Scottish Marmalade wax melts £1.75 (they also have other scents including Cornish Cove and Brunch Peach Bellinis)
https://www.dunelm.com/product/scottish-marmalade-zesty-orange-wax-melts-1000281891?defaultSkuId=31012230

Travel Silicone Bottles, pack of 4 with Ziploc bag £2.50
https://www.dunelm.com/product/pack-of-4-unio-travel-bottles-with-bag-1000274204?defaultSkuId=30968951

Travel Silicone Pots, pack of 4 with Ziploc bag £2.50
https://www.dunelm.com/product/pack-of-4-unio-travel-pots-with-bag-1000274203?defaultSkuId=30968936

Bamboo Eye Mask £3
https://www.dunelm.com/product/hotel-bamboo-eye-mask-1000283468?defaultSkuId=31027580

Square Quilting Rule (niche! but 75% discount, a bargain for the right person) £5.75-£6.25
https://www.dunelm.com/product/square-quilting-rule-1000118722?defaultSkuId=30566091

Mini Ice Cream Plush | Dunelm

* Cute ice cream character with sprinkles and cherry detail * Soft plush fabric for a cosy feel * Ideal for gifting or adding to a plush collection Add a sweet touch to playtime with this adorable ice cream character. Made from soft plush fabric, it...

https://www.dunelm.com/product/mini-ice-cream-plush-1000280246?defaultSkuId=31007758

persisted · 18/09/2026 19:07

Electric hand warmers - DH feels the cold and is much happier with these in his pockets when getting the train in the winter.

Cos1970 · 19/09/2026 11:33

Just ordered this for my DH as he prefers tea at work but doesn’t want to touch tea bags everyone else has touched 😁

tinitstore.com/collections/tea-bag-travel-tins

PramsEar · 20/09/2026 18:05

Check out your local Aldi bargain corner for items reduced to silly prices. I found the travel version of the Chameleon for 49p! Sadly was the only game left in there, but you may have more luck at other stores.

bt1234 · 20/09/2026 18:22

If anyone is looking for ideas for a traveller then I'd recommend the electric pen things to use on mosquito bites.
I've just got one and they are genius!

JingsMahBucket · 21/09/2026 03:05

SuperNan1 · 17/09/2026 22:29

Excellent suggestions on here! I found some cute phone cable protectors in Waterstones - all my family somehow tend to break the cables, probably because they just have to use their phones while still charging them! Cable protectors

Oh @SuperNan1 these are perfect for myself. My cables are always wrecked. Thank you so much for linking them!

BiddyPopthe2nd · 21/09/2026 06:05

I like to pick up fancy fridge magnets or artistic zippy pouches from Art Galleries etc that I find when I am travelling for stockings.

I also like to check out supermarkets when travelling and find a few interesting bits for my house - but also pick up some unusual spices or sweets etc for adult stockings (we do a Siblings’/ILs thing so while only needing small things, I need a lot of them!).

OMGitsnotgood · 21/09/2026 07:48

Loving all the ideas, such a joyful thread, thank you everyone.

I guess most people who hang out on the Christmas board are familiär with the ‘something they want; something they need; something to wear; something to read’ approach to Christmas present buying - applies equally to stockings.

I stumbled across another approach on Instagram when idly scrolling and thought I’d share:
5 ‘F’ words:
Fun - something they’ll enjoy doing/find funny
Functional - something they will find useful
Flavour - something to eat/drink
For keeps - maybe something sentimental, Christmas bauble was the example given
Feel good - wasn’t defined but I guess toiletries/cosmwtics etc

I think things I buy tend to fall into those categories anyway but will use it as a check list to ensure balance and focus my thinking about what is missing

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cornbunting · 21/09/2026 08:08

BiddyPopthe2nd · 21/09/2026 06:05

I like to pick up fancy fridge magnets or artistic zippy pouches from Art Galleries etc that I find when I am travelling for stockings.

I also like to check out supermarkets when travelling and find a few interesting bits for my house - but also pick up some unusual spices or sweets etc for adult stockings (we do a Siblings’/ILs thing so while only needing small things, I need a lot of them!).

Absolutely, gift shops are great places to look for small, unusual gifts for stockings/hampers. As are farm shops!

ToadRage · 21/09/2026 08:48

cornbunting · 21/09/2026 08:08

Absolutely, gift shops are great places to look for small, unusual gifts for stockings/hampers. As are farm shops!

We have started going to a local farm shop recently with large gifts/toys/tat section. I can't wait to see what they do for Christmas.

BiddyPopthe2nd · 21/09/2026 13:55

cornbunting · 21/09/2026 08:08

Absolutely, gift shops are great places to look for small, unusual gifts for stockings/hampers. As are farm shops!

And for adults who don’t live near you (.or don’t explore their locality), remember to visit your local museums/craft shops/galleries for their gift shops too!

OMGitsnotgood · 23/09/2026 07:23

i was reminded yesterday watching DH test some batteries before we disposed of them that one of the most useful stocking fillers I ever gave him was a battery tester .
Some items require more power than others, so when they seem to have run out, you can still use the batteries in things like remote controls that don’t need much umph. Who knew?!

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NotMeekNotObedient · 23/09/2026 12:43

Saw these mini coffee syrups (£1.49) in Savers today and picked up a couple for my MIL who is trying to curb her Costa spending at work. Going to go with a new reusable Contigo coffee cup which I've already brought. Great size to carry about.

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