Secret Santa Shop

Secret Santa shop: gifts under £10 and £15, made in the UK

Everything we make that fits a Secret Santa budget, in one place. Most UK offices set a £5, £10 or £15 limit, and almost all of this sits comfortably inside it.

They're drawn in house, made in the UK and posted the same working day, so a draw you forgot about on Monday is still sorted by the party. Pin badges, coasters, keyrings and bottle stoppers do the most work: cheap, quick to wrap, and still in use long after the party.

If you know who you've drawn but not what they'd like, the recipient guides below cover twenty-two different people you might pull out of the hat, from your boss to your frenemy.

Shop by budget

  • Under £5 — a pin badge, the classic low-limit draw gift, and it gets worn every day.
  • £5 to £10 — coasters, keyrings and bottle stoppers, which covers the most common UK limit.
  • £10 to £15 — a funny print, or two smaller things bundled with a Christmas card.
  • Over £15 — check the rules first. Going over the limit puts everyone else on the spot.

Picking well when you barely know them

  • Go for something useful and funny rather than personal. A desk-sized joke beats a guess at their taste.
  • Avoid anything about appearance, age, relationship status or how much they drink.
  • Small and well made lands better than big and cheap. Nobody wants a novelty item that breaks by January.
  • Wrap it properly and write one warm line in the card. That line is what people remember.

Running the draw

  • Set the budget before names go in the hat, and say it out loud twice.
  • Use our free name picker so nobody has to organise slips of paper.
  • Give people a deadline a week before the party, not the morning of it.
  • Let people share a hint or two. It stops half the draw ending up in a drawer.

Secret Santa pin badges

Under a fiver, worn daily, and the safest bet in any draw.

Coasters and desk gifts

Small, useful and funny — the sweet spot for a £10 limit.

Christmas cards to go with it

Add a card and it arrives in the same parcel.

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Frequently asked questions

How much should you spend on Secret Santa?

Most UK workplaces set £10, with £5 and £15 close behind. Whatever the limit is, spend near it rather than well over it — going big makes everyone else's gift look mean.

What is a safe Secret Santa gift for someone you don't know?

Something small, useful and gently funny: a pin badge, a coaster, a keyring or a bottle stopper. Avoid anything about appearance, age or personal life.

When should Secret Santa gifts be bought by?

Aim for a week before the party. Our gifts are posted the same working day, so a late draw can still arrive in time.

Do I need to include a card?

You don't have to, but one warm handwritten line is usually what people remember. A Christmas card added to your order arrives in the same parcel.