Each year, we try to take a slightly different approach to our gift guide—last year it was all about things with a true sense of place. This year, we thought about all the hard-to-shop-for characters in our lives, and spent hours hunting for the gifts they don’t even know they want. The result of all that online and IRL research is a few hundred ideas, organized by archetype: the host who has everything, the Resy power-user who’ll book a flight just because they scored a hot table, the constant traveler who origamis everything into a carry-on, your Gen Alpha nieces and nephews with strict screen-time rules, and so many more. (Plus bonus stocking-stuffers at the end.) And if you recognize yourself in any of the below, there’s no shame in dropping a hint!
HOTEL-OBSESSED
In love with the classics and sports their iconic emblems wherever possible
Le Colombe d’Or menu tablecloth – The chicest menu from the coolest hotel
Chateau Marmont Keychain Tassel and their branded t-shirts
The Ritz Paris bathrobe – The plushest robe in their signature apricot-hue
Canned peaches from The Greenbrier
These perfectly kitchy Madonna Inn glass goblets
Eloise at The Plaza matching slippers for parents and kids
The Hotel de Crillon’s Rivolta Carmigniani bedding – Sadly, the bed-making itself is DIY
A Bemelmans Bar Tote or these adorable branded linen cocktail napkins to spruce up cocktail hour at home
Mini Pellicano bag – Conversation starter meets flex, perfect for walking around other hotels with your sunscreen, glasses, and a book
Ritz luggage tag – Everyone needs a good luggage tag, right?
Raffles Singapore coasters – The birthplace of the Singapore Sling!
Bring Mezzatorre into the backyard with this umbrella
Claridge’s tote – To make schlepping groceries slightly more glamorous
Villa d’Este monogrammed ashtray – If you didn’t steal yours during your stay
Eden Rock x Diptique Ylang room spray
Hotel Splendide by Ludwig Bemelmans – A fun and gossipy read about the BTS of hotel life
COOKS & EATERS
Comes back from Marrakech with preserved lemons and saffron, books tables before flights, and always packs a tin of moshio salt
World Kitchen Explorer Subscription – Each monthly send comes with 7 or 8 spices and globally-inspired recipes to push your repertoire
Millie’s Thai Lemongrass Sipping Broth – Brilliantly packaged in tea bags so you can sip broth on the go
Jacobson’s travel sized infused salts – A little goes a long way!
Crepe spreader – To step up your crepe technique
TNFx Bialetti Travel Moka Set – Everything intrepid javaphiles need to make a proper pour in their Airbnb or on top of a mountain
Staub fondue pot – Channeling Swiss chalets at home
Mastering the Art of French Cooking by Julia Child. Iconic.
Brasserie Lipp espresso set – For a morning cup that transports you to one of our favorite Parisian brasseries
Tabletop hibachi grill – Inspired by traditional Japanese yakitori grills, an apartment-friendly grill that doubles as a griddle for pancakes or burgers
WM Brown apron – Made in a sturdy Japanese selvedge denim with dual front pockets
Maison Masarin vintage French tea towels – Carefully sourced from around France, then revived in their Lyon artisan workshop. Durable, absorbent… and we’re a sucker for old French linens.
These traditional donabe pots from Iga, Japan, are made with naturally high-heat resistant clay that has been used for open-flame cooking for hundreds of years.
Japan: The Cookbook by Nancy Singleton Hachisu. Essential.
Moroccan tagine – The perfect vessel for making your own slow-simmered stew (with those preserved lemons you brought back)
Traditional Molcajete – This Mexican kitchen staple will seriously elevate your guac game, and looks so great on the counter.
PotLuck Market Sauce trio – A trio of Korean jangs—fermented sauces or pastes used for seasoning—that work as dips, marinades, or dolloped into soups
Le Fontaine de Mars napkin – “We have Fontaine de Mars at home”
Italian pasta chitarra – For that friend who took a cooking class in Italy and hasn’t made fresh pasta since
Ravioli stamp – The pasta accessory nobody knew they needed
Indian Cookery: A Cookbook (40th anniv. edition) by Madhur Jaffrey
CHIC NOMAD
Swears by our favorite (Yolo-approved) travel uniforms
Ancient Greek pony mule – They go with everything, and are dressy without taking up as much space as heels.
Comme Si Cashmere Hooded Scarf – Perfect for keeping warm on the plane
Our favorite cashmere turtlenecks on the high and low end of the spectrum
Kule “Over the Shoulder” Tote – A carry-all for flea or farmers market hopping that packs down flat in your suitcase
Navy polka dot scarf from William Crabtree
45r unisex long sleeve t shirt – Great layering pieces for a capsule travel wardrobe from a cult-favorite Japanese brand
Birkenstock shearling slide – Keep your feet comfy on the plane and miles beyond!
Gammarelli Papal Socks – Pure silk Italian socks that come Pope-approved
Ann Mashburn Safari Shirt – Equally rugged and chic, and a great travel shirt for all seasons
&Daughter Cashmere Triangle Scarf – For bundling up without the extra volume
Dragon Diffusion bag – A bag that can go from beach to dinner
Comme Des Garçons Polka Dot Clutch – To store your passport or take out on the town
Ann Mashburn Lara pants – The most flattering pants that hold their shape even after a red eye in row 34
Baggu Travel Cloud Bag – A well-designed personal item with a trolley strap and laptop sleeve that folds down to nothing if you need to stash it away
Alex Mill Pajamas – PJs you won’t be embarrassed to greet room service in
Olympia Le Tan passport clutch – Where to next?
Clare V Grande Fanny – Perfect for wandering hands-free in a Moroccan medina or while biking along the Seine
Aime Leon Dore travel slipper – Comes with a smart zip-up pouch to store in your carry-on
The Il Bisonte Yolo Bag – Duh!
En Route charm – A most elegant travel talisman
Silk Laundry blazer and pants – A 100% silk set that feels like pajamas, yet sleek enough to wear to a meeting straight from the airport
Malachite charm – A traveler’s stone said to bring good luck on trips
New&Lingwood Yolo smoking jacket – Combines the ease of a dressing gown and the elegance of eveningwear
These Asahi deck shoes slip on and off seamlessly to breeze through TSA
Métier Stowaway bag – Brilliantly designed to work as a clipped-in organizer within the larger Métier bags, or worn with a crossbody strap on its own.
PRODUCT JUNKIE
Always optimizing their in-flight skincare routine or testing the latest K-beauty fad
Take it with you
YSE Brightening & Depuffing Eye Patches – Perfect to wear on the plane if you want to land glowing, but refuse to wear a full sheet mask in-flight
My Neighbor’s Facial Cleanser Bar – Liquid-free face wash for the friend who’s constantly maxing out their TSA baggies
Skinsheet Cleansing Coins – 1-inch coins that expand to a 10×10” facecloth with a bit of water
Jao Refresher Sanitizer – A multipurpose sanitizer spray that disinfects your hands (without drying them!), but also works as a zitzapper, aftershave or under-arm refresher
Dualist Balancing Oil Serum – The best oil-meets-serum that is absorbent, not greasy, and easy to throw in your bag for doubly-duty when packing carry-on.
Aesop Ginger Flight Therapy – The best roll-on pulse point therapy that soothes nausea and stress
Monastery’s Universal Balm – An all-in-one hydrating skin salve that’s great for the face, hands and body
OMAD Bio Cellulose Restore & Repair Serum Mask – Designed to heal compromised skin after laser treatments or chemical peels, this single-sheet mask is what your skin craves after hours of stale plane air.
Travel size La Bonne Brosse – The founders of this cult favorite French beauty brand swear brushing your hair after flying is like pressing the reset button for your scalp and your mood.
Egyptian Magic – Made with just six ingredients, this all-natural ointment is always in our bag to tame frizzy hair, use as a lip balm, or nourish dry skin.
Saint Charles Propolis Candies – We love the immune-boosting propolis spray from this Viennese pharmacy, but these are a bit easier (and tastier) to travel with.
The chic, pocket-size French hand-mirror we swear by
Transporting at home
Iris Hantverk Bath Brush – A gorgeous horsehair and oak body brush made by artisans in Sweden and Estonia
Saint Charles Apothecary Hand Cream – This non-greasy cream smells like the Austrian Alps
Lilis Korean Body Resurfacing Set – The best Korean body scrub you can find this side of Seoul
Blue Lagoon Lip Balm – Made with bioactive microalgae from Iceland’s Blue Lagoon, it’s one of the best hydrating lip treatments we’ve come across
Japanese onsen bath salts – A blend of hinoki essential oil and onsen minerals extracted from Mt. Yakedake in the Japanese Alps, which breaks down hardened keratin and smooths skin
Lavender Oil – Pure lavender oil with no preservatives or additives, sourced directly from a farmer in Mont Ventoux, Provence. Pour a bit into your bubble bath, spray it on your pillow, or dab it on as a natural mosquito repellent.
Naxos Apothecary soap – One of our favorite pharmacies in Greece thankfully ships worldwide, and this bar of soap that smells like an outdoor shower after a day at the beach is the next-best thing to a flight to Naxos.
Kama Ayurveda Body Oils – Abhayanga at home with oils specific to your dosha
Costa Brazil lymphatic massage duo – Firming body oil with a massage brush equals Brazilian-looking skin
Savonnerie Le Serail Olive Oil soap – All-natural and hypoallergenic soap made by artisans in Marseille that’s safe for skin and home
ARTISAN WORKSHOP WANDERER
Can’t pass a loom or pottery wheel without bringing home a souvenir that needs its own carry-on
This marbleized ceramic plate from Totem Home, made in a female-led Portuguese atelier, would make such a pretty cheese or cookie plate.
A Kene tapestry representing ancestral memories—made by the remote Amazonian Shipbo tribe on a backstrap loom (whose designs inspired a Dior purse)—is so stunning, and is said to carry harmonizing energy!
Barrocal Handwoven blanket – These intricately patterned blankets are handwoven on traditional wooden looms by artisans in the Alentejo region of Portugal.
The smoke-fired Oaxacan clay vase by master potter Rufina Ruiz Lopez has multiple handles and would look great on a mantle or stuffed with blooms.
Maybe this is the year to get a Sicilian “Testa di Moro” from one of the best local sources?
The Elephant Way’s Ranger Parka comes in a rich oxblood red and is embellished with valor bars handbeaded by Samburu mamas. 100% of profits are returned to support indigenous communities and their sacred land.
Norlha Split Cape – Made from softest yak down it’s definitely a splurge, but was handwoven by artisans all the way on the Tibetan plateau and is fantastic for travel.
The Kashmir Loom Sariska Stole is another irresistible wrap from afar, made in Ladakh from Changra goat cashmere.
This smoky handblown ashtray could not be chicer (for holding nuts, not just butts) and was made in a NYC Chinatown atelier.
This signet ring crafted from lapis lazuli and 18k gold by a master metalsmith in Nantucket will make you feel like island royalty.
We’re obsessed with the elaborate ceramics style of Michoacán, Mexico, and have our eye on this gorgeous blooming barro vidriado-style vase by Studio Binat.
An Egyptian royal palm plate – How cute is that? And it’s made in Fayoum!
We’ve long coveted these elegant beaded cuffs made by Tanzanian women’s collective, Sidai Designs.
Still waiting for someone to buy us this wavy Ghanaian basket
Our favorite wicker-workers at Atelier Vime are offering their version of a 19th-century Provençal fruit-gathering basket filled with local olive oil, handcrafted trivets and soaps, and more.
Peruvian alpaca throw – Spiffs up the arm of any couch.
Threads of Time: This gorgeous new book is a journey in textiles across the globe, with photos by several Yolo contributors!
Oil paintings by Lotta Teale transport you to Provence, Venice, the Dolomites and beyond.
A VAWAA Gift Card is a down payment towards a “Vacation With an Artist” trip (weaving in Oaxaca, printmaking in Kyoto, traditional cooking in Greece…). Yes, please!
LITTLE TRAVELERS
To expand their world, keep them occupied, and get them there without a hitch
Push pin globes – We love this as a gift for kids that’s really a keepsake for the parents, to commemorate a first international trip
Hey Kids, Watch This – Dozens of adult and kid-approved movie recommendations that span decades, countries and genres, so in-flight screen time feels a bit more intentional
Kid Travel guide books – A great gift if they have a specific upcoming trip to get excited about
Travel backpack – Manageable enough that kids can carry it themselves
Dusen Dusen Recycled Leather Luggage Tag
Baby Bjorn Crib – Yolo-tested: the best travel crib by far!
Travel highchair – A portable chair that hooks right onto the table at dinner, then folds up after
Cute packing cubes in punchy colors motivate kids to pitch in
Childrens travel pillow – Kid-sized with cheery sayings
JetKids BedBox – A genius ride-on suitcase that turns an airplane seat into a toddler-size bed
PJ sets that double as outfits—perfect for plane rides and cute enough for hotel breakfasts
Mini Magnatiles– Game changer as a plane activity
Non-rolling crayons – Made for kid-size hands, these are triangular so they won’t roll off the tray table!
Fahlo Plush Tracking – Sweet stuffed animals that track real lives ones, with proceeds going to support conservation efforts
United States wooden puzzle – A classic!
Travel inspired legos – An Italian postcard? Cherry blossoms in Japan? We won’t judge if you buy these for yourself.
Explorers Suitcase – Kitted out with a treasure box, binoculars, and everything they need to play “explorer”
John Derian stickers – So you can all pass a couple of hours in-flight without screens
Adopt a baby orphan elephant through the Sheldrick Wildlife Trust! The funds directly support the Nairobi-based nonprofit’s care for rescued baby ellies, as well as their antipoaching conservation work in Kenya. Or sponsor a rescued cheetah through the Cheetah Conservation Fund, a giraffe through the Giraffe Conservation Foundation (both in Namibia), or a gorilla through the Dian Fossey Gorilla Fund in Rwanda—and all proceeds support these organizations’ impactful conservation work.
THE CONSTANT TRAVELER
Knows every airport lounge Wi-Fi password by heart and yes, they’ll take it to go
Portable speaker – Because a good playlist instantly makes a hotel room feel more homey
Bose Frames Tenor – Sunglasses with built-in headphones for that person who is always losing both
Portable charger – The best one we’ve come across that can fully charge a laptop, or a smartphone four times over, with USB-A, USB-C, and wall charging ports
Airpods with live translation – So you can finally understand mass at the Vatican
Airfly device – A genius invention that connects your airpods to the plane TV, so you don’t have to suffer through Crazy Rich Asians with tinny audio for a 12th time.
Travel Reading Light – Do not disturb thy neighbor
Portable steamer – Wrinkles are inevitable. Luckily this steamer is sleek, under 2lbs, and uses dry steam that won’t leave your clothes damp.
L’Uniform crossbody pouch – To hold your passport and phone in transit, or to keep some doggy bags handy on a walk
The chicest water bottle that looks like hand blown glass, without the added weight.
Suri electric toothbrush – Uses the same charging port as an iPhone and has the coolest self-cleaning UV travel case
Ettinger Personalised Pill Case – Not your grandma’s travel pill case!
Smythson Passport Cover – Crossgrain leather in a lovely range of colors, with easy access pockets for your passport and boarding pass
Foldable, superlight travel yoga mat – If you just have to downward dog everywhere
Clare V travel domino set – For the analog traveler
These incredibly elegant, linen, made to order travel pouches.
Travel-friendly incense – Tiny incense packets that fit in your wallet and are designed like matches, so no lighter needed!
Ettinger card case – Play hearts on the go, but make it chic
Longchamp Le Pliage Original – Iconic for a reason
This and this dopp kit are made with waterproof zippers, NASA grade insulation, and a reflective surface that keep your cosmetics or tech at a stable temperature, even in a hot car or at the beach.
Ralph Lauren Cashmere Travel Kit – For that friend who’s always cold on the plane
July trackable suitcase – You’ll never worry about forgetting to put an Airtag in your suitcase again!
Rimowa carry-on – Our polycarbonate cases have circled the world with us many times over, and they only look better the more dinged up they get.
Wm Brown x Seil Marshall carryon – Family favorite, obvi.
Rue de Verneuil Traversée bag – Works double duty as a handbag or carry on, and expands/contracts with snap closures
Cram packing cubes – These come in fun, bright colors and have an impressive amount of compression
Briggs & Riley larger format packing cubes are our go-to for checked bags
Cadence parcel & capsules – We have sung the praises of these before and we will again.
Métier Vérité Weekend Duffel – Perfect shape, and even has a laptop sleeve
Ries set of travel containers – For the friend who can’t live without their full haircare routine on the road
Lexxola glasses & jewelry case – A cute solution for the sunglasses-obsessed
Parallelle toiletry bag – Our friends Pia and Natasha talked about this bag in a way we’ve never heard someone talk about a toiletry bag
A credit card and coin purse from our favorite leather shop in Milan, Pettinaroli
Smythson Chess roll – Portable board with two zip pouches for all 32 mini pieces
ADVENTUROUS SPIRIT
Plans their trips around sunrise hikes, never caught without an extra layer, and believes “function” is its own form of beauty
Sentier Italia hiking boots – Finally, a hiking boot so chic you’ll wear it off-trail
Sparkling water bottle – The coolest portable soda maker for your acqua frizzante obsessed friend
Amundsen Field blanket – Waxed cotton on one side, brushed flannel on the other, with a layer of cozy Norwegian wool in the middle to lay down for a picnic or wrap up around a campfire
Fieldbar cooler – This retro-looking cooler can keep up to three bottles of wine chilled for hours in the sun
Design-y rechargeable mini lantern – Rechargeable with a USB-C port—no batteries needed!
Cold Plunge Changing Robe – Keep dry and warm after swims, surfs, or cold plunges
Wm Brown x Chatham Camp Blanket – Rugged and versatile, WM Brown collaborated with a family that’s been making blankets in this style since the 1800s, designed to go everywhere with you.
Monogrammed Original Swiss Army Knife – What can’t this do?
Cold Joy on the art of the plunge and wild swimming, by Libby DeLana
Blundstone suede clogs – Something easy to kick on and off for airport security or at the entrance to your tent
Daiichi Raka Boots – Vulcanized (completely sealed) boots made in Japan with a helpful strap to tug them on or pull them off
Burton’s brilliant neck warmer magnets directly onto your ski goggles for fog-free warmth and no gap over the bridge of your nose
Alpine Refuges – Mountain hygge by Aaron Rolph
Mini theragun – To unwind after a day on the trails or slopes
Tracksmith ultra-lightweight rain jacket – “There’s no bad weather, only bad gear”
Binoculars – Maybe 2026 is the year to finally get into bird watching
Yeti tumbler – Utilitarian for obvious reasons, but we love it because it doubles as a cocktail shaker in a pinch
National Park Foundation – Make a donation to the official nonprofit arm of the National Parks Service, which protects and improves more than 400 parks across the US and needs a lift now more than ever!
THE MEMORY-KEEPER
Always stops to paint (or journal) the flowers
Schmincke Retro watercolor set – For plein-air painting when the inspiration strikes
Watercolor travel journal with postcard-sized paper to paint on
Blackwing pencils – Ticonderoga who?
Oroblanco sketchbook – Really lovely textured paper and a flexible binding for sketching on the go
Kyoto pastels are inspired by the light of the city, and made by a 4th-gen, family-owned art supply company in Japan
Portuguese pencils handcrafted in the oldest pencil factory in the Iberian Peninsula
Mudle crayons that could easily be mistaken for colorful rocks
The chicest gold-edged notebooks
Serapian notebook – Bound in an Italian leather that feels as soft as cashmere
Kodak 35mm Reusable Camera – See your vacation on film
Zero Waste Disposable Camera – Mail in the whole camera once you’re done to get your film back, and they’ll refurbish the camera for its next user
Smythson photo corners to add your pictures to an album once you’re home
Leaf imprint kits – Place shells, leafs, or whatever you want to make a print of on the paper and in 15 minutes on a sunny day you have a mess-free keepsake
THE HOST WITH THE MOST
Offers a standing invitation to their amazing beach/ski/country house
Night carafe – Made by skilled glassblowers in Chiba, Japan for almost 100 years
Matt Hranek’s Cocktail Books – Negronis, martinis, and more!
Carl Auböck Brass Candle Holders – These would certainly score you an invite back
Carte D’Armenia Incense – Perfumed paper that burns flame-free. Made in Italy and inspired by the Armenian tradition of “medicinal papers,” which burned benzoin resin to purify the air
Cosi Tabellini Pewter Cocktail Shaker and accessories – For stirring up Bond-worthy martinis
Mark Thomas wine glasses – Mouthblown wine glasses made in Austria, with slightly angular walls that enhance the tasting experience
The Wm Brown x Another Country Bar Cart
A Lisa Corti or Autumn Sonata tablecloth – Channel al fresco summer dinner parties on even the dreariest winter days
Haws Faseley Watering Can – The most stylish way to irrigate
Giannini Firenze Marbled Guest Book – Guess who came for dinner? Now you don’t have to!
3lb bucket of Maldon salt – This industrial-sized tub of the best salt that money can buy will not go unused
Handmade Dutch gardening tools
Gohar World personalized embroidered lace envelopes – We doubt postage stamps would stick to these, but they’d be great for some chic jewelry storage
A lovely chalice fruit bowl from Henry Holland
Mclean’s of Braemar Roe Buck candlestick – For your friend who went to Scotland this year and is dreaming of retiring to a restored bothy
Côte Bougie Moroccan Candle – The herb-scented candle we buy over and over again, poured in ceramic jars made in Tamegroute, Morocco
Skye McAlpine, The Christmas Companion – For that friend who starts decking the halls on Nov 1
A transportable boule set that almost looks like a sculpture
Mariage Freres Wedding Imperial Tea
Signe Hytte Book Weight – This sleek almond-shaped book weight is so helpful to keep a cookbook open instead of constantly flipping pages with flour-covered hands, and is chic enough to leave out on a desk when not in use.
Monogrammed pillows with navy trim from London & Avalon
Mokkamaster drip coffee maker – Impossible to brew a bad cup from this
Gohar World Host Rubber Gloves – Suddenly being on dish duty doesn’t sound so bad!
Sharland England rattan tray – Perfect to serve cocktails in the backyard or breakfast in bed
Bedside carafe and glass set handblown in Murano, Italy.
“Words for the Table” French embroidered napkins
Glass ice bucket from Simon Pearce – A classic
G. McGee Towel – Super clever beach towels with chess and backgammon boards designed into them
JAPANOPHILE
Came back from Japan and can’t stop talking about the konbini egg sandwiches and Shinkansen bento boxes
Woven bamboo tea strainer – Arguably not as functional as a finer mesh strainer, but we just love the look of this old-school bamboo one.
45 R bandana – Handiest headband, neck scarf, mouchoir
Ikebana kenzan – Throw out that soggy green foam and use this sleek kenzan for flower arranging
White and navy dot Tenugui – A traditional hand-dyed tengui that can be used as a kerchief, tea towel, or even as gift wrap
Mini straw broom – Crafted with sturdy bristles that are gentle enough for crumbs and dust, this mini broom makes the chore of sweeping slightly more enjoyable.
Wasabi Salt – For a hit of salt, spice, and umami all in one
Garden Scissors – Delicate scissors for delicate flower pruning
Hand soap – A gentle, unscented hand soap that we’d buy just for the packaging
Junpei Kawaguchi rattan baskets – Handbraided baskets that are more like functional sculptures
Tamanohada fish soap – Soap on a rope in the shape of the Tai fish, a symbol of good fortune in Japanese culture
Matcha tea ceremony set – So your matcha-loving friend can learn to DIY
Kintsugi repair kit – Turn that broken dish or mug into a soulful wabi-sabi object
Ikebana: The Art & Beauty of Flower Arranging by Frédéric Gerard. Skills!
Japanese snack subscription box – A mixed bag of 20+ candies, snacks, and teas to fill the Japanese 7-11 shaped hole in their heart
Snow Peak Coffee bean grinder – Japanese-designed hand powered coffee grinder that can be used camping or in your own kitchen
Kim Pan-ki Comb Pattern Celadon Lidded Mug
DOG PARENT
Can’t leave home without their furry friends
Dagne Dover Pet Carrier – Ticks all the boxes—folds down flat for easy storage, has a trolley strap, and a cozy interior bed that you can remove and use as a dog bed when you arrive at your destination.
A custom dog painting by our lovely friend and London-based artist Sophie Brinson, who painted Yolo’s mascot, Prune, last year! (She takes commissions by DM!)
Hay Travel Blanket – Honestly, all of the Hay pet accessories are great
Tuft and Paw Porto Carrier – They say it’s for cats, but it works for a dog up to 30 lbs. It has a mat that opens out so it feels like a cave with an opening. Plus, there’s a trolley strap!
Astier de Villatte chien bowls – Handmade in Paris, bien sûr!
Celine dog bag holder – Bathroom breaks have never looked so good
Ware of the Dog Crochet Squeaky Toy – Adorable and a fair-trade product made by craftswomen in Nepal
Car seat + travel bed – Perfect duo for road trips
Oscar de la Renta dog bow – Ok, yes it’s $200, but at least it benefits a rescue group
This Barbour fair isle sweater comes with a matching hat for the owner
Aesop dog shampoo – Just because.
This dog bed from Airelles Le Grand Contrôle at Versailles, because your pet should be treated like royalty.
Fern green rope leash – Made of marine-grade cotton rope with an adjustable design that you can loop around your waist or turn into a shorter handle
Loaf’s incredibly chic dog bed – Cute and functional—all the covers are fully removable so you can throw them in the wash
Gucci heart dog charm – Jewelry for dogs, why didn’t we think of this sooner?
Hermes dog brush – Because they deserve nothing but the best!
Perfect dog-walking cross body which holds poop sacks, a phone, and a pair of glasses!
The Mark Hotel’s pooch provisions include Prune’s favorite, The Mark Dog Kit.
Bonus! STOCKING STUFFERS
A 12-in-1 kitchen tool is really all you need to cook at your weekend rental
Spice passport – The size of a real passport, only instead of stamps it’s full of single-origin spices from small farms around the world.
Beverly Hills Hotel bottle opener – Under $20!
Egyptian Magic Mini Skin Cream – Our favorite, to go.
Falke Socks – Super breathable socks perfect for logging 20,000 steps exploring a city
Officine Universelle Buly Personalised Lip Balm – Who wouldn’t want that?!
Maison Louis Marie Mini Perfume Oils
Fortnum & Mason Mint Chocolates – Individually wrapped after-dinner chocolates made in Tuscany with Italian peppermint
Nécessaire The Body Essentials Mini – Probably the chicest travel sized toiletries
Smythson Weekly Planner – Our North Star planner that we buy year after year
Hedgehog table brush – A charming tool for sweeping up crumbs, made with beechwood and horsehair in Germany
French Hair Pin – Move over claw clips!
Gold Stork Scissors – Italian embroidery scissors that have been made in the same style for over 150 years
Wooden herb stripper – Run mint branches through this to strip the leaves quickly when mojitos are in order and time is of the essence
Curaprox Travel Toothbrush Set
Terracotta bread warmer – Embrace your inner French innkeeper at breakfast and keep croissants warm for hours
Malachite place cards – Malachite is the traveler’s stone, so even if you’re hosting at home you can surround yourself with good travel juju.
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