The 46 Best Cozy Gifts That Any Homebody Will Love

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As a self-proclaimed homebody, I thrive during the holiday season. The colder weather is the perfect excuse to slow down, curl up on the couch, and embrace all things cozy — whether I’m napping under a faux fur blanket, reading by candlelight, or indulging in a self-care moment. I mean, really, what’s not to love? 

That’s why when it’s time to start holiday shopping, I usually jump to the cozy gifts first. Besides, everyone deserves to feel comfy and pampered. So if you’re looking for gift ideas that will bring a little more relaxation to your giftee’s everyday life, then you’ve come to the right place. I’ve scoured the internet for gifts that will bring coziness and cheer to everyone on your list, from the person who’s always on the go to the professional lounger who loves little luxuries. 

46 Best Cozy Gifts for Anyone

From a relaxation-ready robe and editor-favorite eye mask to puzzles and games that are better than scrolling — these are gifts worth buying in pairs (one for them, and one for you!).

Additional reporting by Nicole Lund and Amy Gordon.

Moccasins
$99

Living your coziest life at home calls for the perfect house shoe, and I think I’ve found them in these Parachute moccasins. Featuring a luxe suede upper and a rich wool shearling lining, they’re out-of-this-world cozy — but still durable enough to run to the mailbox in.

$99 at Parachute
Marle Robe
$119

I practically live in my Hommey robe. It has a perfectly oversized fit and a hood that’s ideal for lounging on the couch, and the marled cotton-lyocell blend is soft and comfy enough to luxuriate in all day long (but still absorbent after an everything shower!).

$119 at Hommey
Celestial Copal Candle
$24

No cozy night in is complete without a scented candle, and P.F. Candle Co.’s limited-edition Celestial Copal candle is uniquely qualified for the occasion. It has notes of cardamom, patchouli, and cedar, and smells vaguely of a holistic spa, only spicier. It’s the perfect complement to any relaxation ritual.

$24 at P.F. Candle Co.
Lola Original Blanket
$325

If you want to splurge on someone special, go for the Lola Blanket. Apartment Therapy’s editor-in-chief, Charli Penn, swears by hers and says it’s 100% worth the hype. Most importantly, it’s supremely soft — your giftee won’t want to snuggle with anything else.

$325 at Lola Blankets
Long Sleeve Waffle Henley Pajama Set
$139$111

Staying in your pajamas all day hits differently when they’re cute, so snag this matching set by Hanna Andersson for your favorite homebody. It’s made of a cozy, organic cotton waffle knit and features a fun quilt-inspired pattern that adds a little color to gloomy winter days.

$111 at Hanna Andersson
Overhead Hug
$139

After trying Bearaby’s new Overhead Hug pillow for myself, I’ll be grabbing multiple for friends and family this year. It’s gently weighted, super plush, and absolutely dreamy to drape over your eyes during a snooze. I also find myself squishing it in my arms throughout the night — it’s the perfect cuddle companion!

$139 at Bearaby
Too-Da-Loo 500-Piece Jigsaw Puzzle
$36

Puzzles are the ultimate cold-weather activity, especially this one by Le Puzz. The 500-piece still life is full of fun details to discover, and because it’s a random-cut, every piece is unique, making it a brain-bending challenge. Your recipient may even be tempted to frame it once they’re done

$36 at Le Puzz
Anthropologie x Papier Wooden Dominoes
$48

For the friend who loves game night, check out this stylish dominoes set. They look and feel unlike any other set, with lightweight wooden tiles in colors that look beautiful splayed out on your coffee table. They also come in a polka-dotted box that your giftee will want to keep on permanent display.

$48 at Anthropologie
Brown Sherpa Warmies Neck Wrap
$33

Picture this: Your giftee gets home after a stressful day of work and heats this cozy, sherpa neck wrap in the microwave before draping it over their neck for soothing muscle relief. Especially if they’re hunched over a keyboard all day (like yours truly!), this plush wrap will be a welcome treat.

$33 at Warmies
Chirp Sole Vibe
$140

If your giftee is always on their feet, Chirp’s Sole Vibe is exactly what they need to unwind. The heated foot massager gently vibrates to soothe sore, aching feet after a long day. It’s also incredibly easy to use — they can use it while watching TV.

$140 at Chirp
Kobo Clara Colour eReader
$180

If tucking into bed with a book is your giftee’s favorite indulgence, help them read well into the night with the Kobo e-reader. The glare-free, full-color display minimizes blue light and even features a dark mode function for more comfortable nighttime reading. The best part, though, is that the Kobo can hold up to 12,000 (!!) ebooks, thus reducing book clutter on their nightstand.

$180 at Amazon
Clover Green Leather Notebook
$50

If they’re a journaler, a new notebook is always a good gift idea. This Papier one has a luxe, leather cover and can even be monogrammed with their initials for an extra personal touch. You’ll also be able to choose between a standard or pocket-sized version depending on their preference.

$50 at Papier
Drift Off Linen & Pillow Spray
$29

I think we can all agree there are few things cozier than crawling into bed. Now imagine how cozy it would be when your sheets smell like pure lavender. Canopy’s Drift Off Linen and Pillow Spray is beyond dreamy, with notes of pine and soft florals that’ll set the mood for relaxation — your giftee will love spritzing it on everything from their comforter to their clothes.

$29 at Canopy
Dessert Person
$40$37

For the person who enjoys baking sweet treats at home, Claire Saffitz’s Dessert Person is full of more than 100 mouthwatering, approachable recipes. The photography is stunning, too, so it’s a cookbook they’ll want to keep displayed on their counter.

$37 at Bookshop
Bubble Cuddle Pillow
$98$83

Cozy Earth’s Bubble Cuddle pillow is exactly that — cuddly. The plush faux fur pile is huggably soft, with a rippled effect that brings luxe texture to a couch or accent chair. It’s just the thing to upgrade your giftee’s lounging experience.

$83 at Cozy Earth
Ursa Major Botanic Buzz Hand Cream
$22

My favorite thing about this Ursa Major hand cream is the scent — it smells like a spa. Lavender, eucalyptus, and cedarwood give it an almost aromatherapy-like quality. Whoever you give it to will want to take a few deep breaths every time they use it for a quick restorative moment.

$22 at Amazon
Haricot Vert Vintage Mystery Collage Kit
$38

Are they a crafter? Then they’re sure to appreciate this mystery collage kit, which is essentially a collection of random vintage ephemera (postcards, paper, scraps and more) that they can cut up and use to make artsy collages or journal spreads.

$38 at Ban.do
LEGO Botanicals Pretty Pink Flower Bouquet
$48

Building LEGO sets is one of my favorite wintertime activities, and this bouquet set is one that your giftee can put on display in a vase long after it’s built! It’s like an extension of their decor.

$48 at Target
Day To Night Coloring Book By Bobbie Goods
$22

If they’re looking for analog activities that’ll help them ditch their nightly scroll, they’ll love a Bobbie Goods coloring book. I absolutely love coloring in mine; it’s calming and nostalgic, and the cute illustrations never fail to make me smile.

$22 at Urban Outfitters
The House Shoe
$150$120

If they love clogs, get them a pair that loves them back, like the House Shoe. Lizzy, AT’s Senior Lifestyle Editor, swears by hers, saying they offer all-day comfort and exceptional arch support, making them a great pick for anyone looking for a more supportive house shoe.

$120 at Fulton
Clyde Electric Kettle
$100

This sleek electric kettle is the key to the pour-over coffee of your dreams. The drip-free spout offers a smooth, steady pour, and it heats up quickly at the touch of a button. It'll look equally good just sitting out on their kitchen counter, too.

$100 at Fellow
dilo UO Exclusive Incense Cone Set
$18

There are candle people, and there are incense people. If your giftee is the latter, treat them to a tin of these Dilo cone incense. They’re slow-burning and come in delightful scents like Cactus Flower, Palo Santo, and Desert Kush. Plus, they can reuse the tin when they run out!

$18 at Urban Outfitters
Buffing Bar Miniature Collection Volume II
$49$39

This Soft Services set is the ultimate gift for someone who likes to indulge in good old-fashioned self-care. It includes four mini versions of the brand’s best-selling buffing bar, a physical exfoliant that sloughs away dead, flaky skin for dolphin-like smoothness. The packaging is so good, there’s no need for gift wrap, and the scents sound good enough to eat: Affogato L’Orange, Green Banana, Cocoa Delight, and Eternal Lemon.

$39 at Soft Services
Striped Stoneware Monogram Mug
$16

Coffee, tea, hot cocoa… It all tastes better in a monogram mug. The striped stoneware mug will add a bit of playfulness to your giftee’s cupboard and pair perfectly with their favorite brew or drink mix.

$16 at Anthropologie
Mini Bird Cross Stitch Kit
$20

Have a friend who's looking for a new cold-weather hobby? Try this beginner's cross-stitch kit, which includes a hoop, embroidery yarn, a needle, wadding, backing disc, and a step-by-step guide on how to cross-stitch the bird of your choosing: a duck, pigeon, or cardinal.

$20 at Uncommon Goods
Staub Stoneware Rectangular Baking Dishes, Set of 2
$100$60

Is baking their love language (or go-to cozy winter hobby, at the very least)? Then consider these Staub baking dishes. The stoneware is scratch- and stain-resistant and comes in stylish pastel shades that will add a pop of color to their kitchen.

$60 at Williams Sonoma
Sound Machine + Aroma
$69

You might know Canopy for its humidifiers and editor-favorite air purifier, but don’t sleep on the brand’s new sound machine! It’s super compact and features 15 sounds, and it doubles as a night light and aroma diffuser — just add a few drops of essential oil to the included felt puck for a subtle aroma.

$69 at Canopy
Cowboy Candle
$42

You honestly can’t go wrong with any of the scented candles on this list, but Nosedive’s Cowboy candle stands out from the rest due to its fresh, outdoorsy scent. Think tomatoes fresh off the vine, fragrant herbs, and grounding patchouli and musk. It’s a scent so good, I’d snag it for anyone.

$42 at Nose Dive
FULNIX Shower Lamp
$24$228% off

Bring the cozy vibes to their shower with a waterproof shower lamp. This one’s fully dimmable and features 15 color settings, so they can create the ambiance they want. It also boasts a 30-hour battery life on a single charge, which is impressive.

$22 at Amazon
Williams Sonoma Signature Tin, Assorted Chocolate Truffles
$50

Satisfy your giftee’s sweet tooth with a box of chocolate truffles. This one includes 12 artisanal flavors, like dark chocolate with raspberry filling, white chocolate with tiramisu ganache, and more. They also come in a reusable, ready-to-gift tin — no gift wrapping necessary.

$50 at Williams Sonoma
Marigold Poplight
$99

Nothing says “cozy” like warm lighting, and the Poplight casts a soft, mood-setting glow with multiple brightness levels that your giftee will appreciate. Best of all, it’s totally renter-friendly. The cordless sconce sticks onto the wall using a removable, damage-free adhesive, so your giftee doesn’t have to worry about wiring.

$99 at Poplight
Drowsy Sleep Co. Silk Sleep Eye Mask
$85$68

There’s no better present than a good afternoon nap. Drowsy’s Silk Eye Mask is great for light and restless sleepers, helping to block out light for more restful sleep — that’s why one editor named it the best overall eye mask! The silky material won’t leave dents in their hair or face, and it actually stays in place all night long.

$68 at Drowsy Sleep Co.
Whirley Pop Stainless-Steel Induction Popcorn Maker
$70

The Whirley Pop is one of the best ways to make popcorn at home, according to editors at The Kitchn — so naturally, no movie night would be complete without it. The stovetop popcorn maker uses a hand-cranked stirring system that churns out hot, crunchy popcorn in minutes. Plus, it’s fun and old-fashioned!

$70 at Williams Sonoma
Wiggle Pillow
$109$82

Buffy's Wiggle Pillow was designed for pregnancy, but it’s also the ultimate cuddle pillow. Its long, malleable shape supports you in all the right places, which makes it the perfect naptime companion. What’s more, there are tons of stylish covers to choose from, like a cream bouclé-inspired option or a playful floral print with contrasting piping.

$82 at Buffy
100% Mulberry Silk Pillowcase, Standard
$45

Landing a spot on Apartment Therapy’s Best List, Quince’s popular silk pillowcase looks and feels way more expensive than its price tag. It comes in plenty of colors — from plain white to a soothing eucalyptus — and two sizes for a luxuriously dreamy touch to any bed. Plus, unlike similar silk styles, a built-in zipper secures this in place, so the pillow won't try to escape halfway through the night.

$45 at Quince
Hatch Restore 3
$170

Help your giftee get the most out of their downtime (and stop doom-scrolling before bed), with the Hatch Restore Alarm clock. The new model touts 50+ new sounds to gracefully lull you awake and, most importantly, features new controls that let you seamlessly switch between routines and start them with a simple tap (without your phone).

$170 at Hatch
Element Tabletop Fire Bowl
$60

There’s nothing cozier than warming up fireside — but in the absence of a fireplace, this Solo Stove fire bowl is the next best thing. Sized to a modest 8 inches wide, it can be used indoors or outdoors for up to three hours of smoke-free (and odor-free) fire. With it, they can add a little glow to your giftee's next game night, date night, or cozy Sunday reading session.

$60 at Solo Stove
Sleep Pebble Solid Bath and Shower Oil
$42

Help your friend achieve the coziest bath ever with these lavender-scented Sleep Pebbles. The solid bath and shower oils come beautifully packaged and are so easy to use — all they need to do is drop them in their tub for a relaxing, skin-rejuvenating soak.

$42 at Nordstrom
Flume Electric Lighter
$58

Meet my go-to holiday, birthday, and housewarming present: a chic rechargeable lighter. It’s the little luxury you’d probably never buy for yourself, but comes in handy way more often than you’d think (speaking from personal experience here). With four different two-tone colorways to choose from and a sleek silhouette, it’s the coffee table-worthy gift that keeps on giving.

$58 at Anthropologie
Glow
$129$99

Casper’s Glow Light is essentially a night light for adults. The self-dimming design helps your recipient gradually wind down; and the built-in gyroscope lets them control its brightness with a twist. It’s also super compact (and wireless!), so it fits on the tiniest of nightstands.

$99 at Casper
Zadro Towel Warmer
$170

Talk about cozy luxury. This handy towel warmer will turn any shower or bath into a spa-like experience. The small footprint makes it ideal for homes of any size, and it’ll warm up two large towels (or robes) for up to an hour while you suds up. Editorial Shopping Director, Jada Wong, has one, and it's the gift that keeps on giving when temps drop.

$170 at Amazon
Handwarmer Oatmeal Bowl
$36

Ceramicist Maggie Ames truly thought of everything for the design of this stoneware bowl-mug hybrid: There’s a built-in spoon rest, plus a handle to easily hold and transport this on-the-go. It’s oven-, dishwasher-, and microwave-safe, too, and doubles as a hand warmer while enjoying soup, oatmeal, or coffee.

$36 at Uncommon Goods
Handmade Ceramic Wall Sconce for Taper Candles
$63

There’s something about the antiquated look of a tapered candle that creates the coziest ambiance. This handmade wall sconce amplifies this effect with its glossy ceramic surface that beautifully reflects light for the warmest glow. The seller makes them in a variety of colors, and you can even choose between straight or wavy abstract edges.

$63 at Etsy
Bamboo Bathtub Caddy
$35

We all have that one friend who could spend hours relaxing in a warm bath, but if you want to go beyond bath bombs or bubbles to enhance their experience, treat them to this organized bamboo tray. The adjustable design expands to fit over any tub, plus it comes with a foldable stand for books and tablets and built-in grooves to safely secure a candle and wine glass — yep, Target has everything covered here.

$35 at Target
The Hygge Conversation Game
$20

The Scandinavian concept of hygge goes hand-in-hand with coziness, as well as maintaining feelings of happiness and comfort during the colder months. Channel that mentality from home with this fun, winter-friendly game-night activity, featuring 330 thought-provoking questions like, “Who is the most interesting person you have ever met?” or, “What would you do if you won the lottery?”

$20 at Uncommon Goods
FreeSip Sway, 30 oz.
$40

Homebodies need to stay hydrated, and Owala’s FreeSip Sway is the new “it” water bottle right now. It features the brand’s signature spout with a built-in straw, with the addition of a lock function and a convenient carrying handle to make spills a thing of the past. And if they ever do need to leave the house (can’t imagine why!), the bottle is cup-holder-friendly.

$40 at Owala

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