• The best gifts for husbands.
• Our favorite adult stocking stuffers.
• An on-sale set of silk pajamas.

By Brittney Ho

Brittney is a newsletters editor. The best gift she’s ever given was being born on Mother’s Day.

• Both of my older sisters are beauty aficionados with chaotic bathroom countertops (said lovingly), which makes this chic makeup bag pretty perfect for them. It comes in several lovely understated tones, and its pouches, pockets, and loops pack down a cluttered beauty bag into a compact, organized dream. But my favorite feature is how it stands upright and folds out to expose all the contents at a glance.
• Having bought this well-designed butter dish for her boyfriend’s house, writer Mari Uyehara is now considering getting one for herself, too. This ceramic vessel comes in several sweet colors, including banana and jeans blue. Plus, it comes with a handy, sleek stainless steel knife that slots right into the side.
• Yes, these hand-dyed mulberry silk pillowcases are a splurge. But they look (and feel) even more expensive than they are, says head of newsletters Sofia Sokolove, who treated herself to a pair earlier this year after an in-person dyeing class at Upstate, the New York City studio responsible for these beauties. Hers are a rich sunshine-yellow, but they come in everything from lovely muted pinks to deep indigo — each one is varied, show-stopping, and worthy of keeping your giftee’s skin and hair smooth.
• And on the subject of splurges: Sofia is lusting over this impossibly delicate, diamond-studded cuff bracelet. We love it as a gift for wives, but it’s pretty classic and timeless. The row of tiny white diamonds would look at home adding subtle sparkle to nearly any wrist.
• Each of these one-of-a-kind tie-dye beanies, beloved by writer Samantha Schoech, is made of a double layer of incredibly soft cotton yarn, so it’s very cozy and blessedly itch-free. “I’m in love with its elegant-boho looks and its practical personality,” says Sam, who’s planning to gift one to her beanie-loving bestie.
• Editor Hannah Morrill recently loaded these sturdy packing cubes with nearly a week’s worth of clothes in a carry-on — nary a jammed zipper in sight. Because the bright, durable fabric is made from repurposed scrap material, every set is a little different. “Meaning when I give them to everyone, they’ll still feel unique,” says Hannah. An excellent choice for any and all jet-setters on your list.
• “I didn’t know I was missing anything from my collection of dinner party essentials until I saw these stainless steel dessert cups,” says newsletters producer and amateur baker Isoke Samuel. These sleek, elegant coupes are simply asking to be chilled and filled with cucumber gelée or a bright sorbet. Why not bring them to Thanksgiving, alongside some of our favorite vanilla ice cream, for a unique hostess gift?