Gifts for employees
that get used.
Good gifts for employees are practical things everyone can use: an insulated mug, a desk gadget, good coffee or chocolate, or a game for the team. Give everyone the same gift, add a note, and check your company's gift policy first.
Ideas for your team
14 ideas from $14 to $40.
The Quencher H2.O FlowState Tumbler 14oz
Godiva Gold Assorted Belgian Chocolate Gift Box, 15 pc
The Five Minute Journal - Earth Green
WHOOSH! Screen Shine Duo Screen Cleaner Kit
Anker 313 Wireless Charger Stand (10W, Qi)
Brightland The Duo Olive Oil Gift Set
Nordik Leather Desk Mat Cable Organizer - Alaskan Gray 35 X 17 inch - Premium Extended Mouse Mat for Home Office Accessories - Non-Slip Vegan Leather Desk Pad Protector & Desk Blotter Pad
Takeya Deluxe Cold Brew Coffee Maker, 1 qt
Stumptown Hair Bender Whole Bean Coffee, 12 oz
Honeywell Sunturalux™ LED Desk Lamp with USB Charging Ports HWT-H01 - Stepless Dimmable Eye Caring Desk Light for Home Office Bedroom Bedside College Dorm, Foldable Table Lamp Reading Lamp Black
Sunflower Garden Grow Kit
Lindt Gourmet Truffles Assorted Chocolate Gift Box, 14.7 oz
BAGSMART Electronics Organizer Case, Cord & Cable Organizer
Teas of America Sampler
List updated . We start with what people are adding to their GiftList lists, plus our team's picks, then narrow it down to your budget. Stores set the prices, and they change often. We may earn a commission if you buy through these links.
Buying for a whole team
- Same gift, their choice of color. It's fair, and people still get to pick. Just ask quietly before you order.
- Check what people can't use. Scents, caffeine and food can rule things out. Something neutral and useful is the safe bet.
- Check your company's gift policy. Some employers cap gifts or have rules about them. HR or finance can tell you what applies.
- Add a note. A line about each person's year makes the same gift feel personal.
Team gifts,
answered.
More questions? See all FAQs
What are good gifts for employees?
Things people actually keep: an insulated tumbler, a portable charger, a desk lamp or a card game for the team. Add a handwritten note.
Should every employee get the same gift?
Giving everyone the same gift keeps it fair. Letting people choose a color, or pick between two options, makes it feel less generic.
How are these ideas chosen?
We start with what people are adding to their GiftList lists, plus our team's picks, then narrow it down to your budget. Stores set the prices, and they change often.
Are these prices current?
Not always. You're seeing each store's price from the last time we checked, and stores change prices and stock often. You'll see the final price at checkout.
Keep your shortlist
in one place.
Save the ideas you are weighing to a free gift list while you decide what the team gets.