So he can give himself a good head massage in the bathroom and wash away debris.

Winter is the perfect time to step up your exfoliation, and that’s where the Osea gift set comes in. There’s a dry brush to step up Loofah’s game and two body products to perk up her scaly limbs.

Victoria Beckham based this steamy bergamot scent on a secluded seaside adventure with David Beckham in the early days of their love affair. Think of it as the equivalent of the scent of corset remover.

A very luxurious looking facial oil containing bakuchiol (nature’s answer to retinol) for fine lines and hemp oil to quench thirsty skin.

Everything in Nike’s popular ACG range is a winner, especially this Dri-Fit top, which is ideal for workouts all year round. It wicks sweat and has UPF protection for warm weather, while also being snug enough to keep it warm in the winter.

It’s a truly foldable treadmill that he can use to increase his step count on a WFH day and tuck away in the closet for another time. The belt is extra portable, weighing just 55 pounds, and is extremely quiet if you’re both trying to get work done in a home office.

Whether it’s a wedding anniversary or just an occasion that calls for celebration, here’s a museum-worthy steel champagne coupe that can toast you both.

Sometimes couples’ gifts are actually okay. Case in point: Bode’s adorable matching pillowcases (now the only question is: Who’s night, who’s day?).

Pray for his aching back and much more handsome than other lumbar supports.

Nothing says luxury like a velvet duvet, but luckily with Quince’s transparent pricing model, you won’t have to pay top dollar to deck out your bedroom like royalty.

This modern take on retro, bug eye shadow works for women who want to channel the Iris Apfel vibe or just want to go incognito.

A seriously sexy, slightly sheer cardigan with a touch of mohair for softness (i.e. the perfect layering for transitional seasons and date nights).

Sculpted hearts that get there for your long-standing love without looking too much like a cheese ball.

Even more important than an LBD is a little black bag that goes with everything, preferably one like this one with silver glitter and a patented shine that sparkles to keep things interesting.

In her “F-, marry, kill” jewelry line, this is definitely the kind of chic bracelet she’ll want to wake up to every day. The snake-inspired links also look a bit like the Ouroboros, symbolically pointing out that this is a piece of jewelry that will last forever.

Cargo-like hiking pants slim down casual trousers in a lightweight silhouette. There are millions of pockets and even reinforced knees in case it rolls over on the road.

Unless you’re really trying to reinvent the wheel, you won’t get much better indoor shoes than Birkenstock. The furry version gets a little luxurious when the mercury drops and looks even better paired with fun socks.

Levi’s Japanese denim is the real stretch in its catalog beyond the classic 501s. This pair features a flattering high-waisted silhouette and a tapered leg that’s ideal for anyone who wants the “barrel” look without the MC Hammer cut.

You can never have enough Heat Technology. It’s a simple stocking stuffer, perfect for judicious folding.

Take advantage of the all-silk structure of this flashy Lunya bathrobe and opt for the folded cuffs that prevent your arms from getting wet while washing your hands.

A cute mini carrying case that can hold headphones or any small accessory that needs to be worn (emergency Tumsu, a piece of jewelry, a set of house keys).

To capture the moment or create Wait a minute (Elvis and Priscilla style), Polaroid’s next-generation camera includes a self-timer and a rechargeable battery.

Whether you’re using it to doodle, take notes, or digitize your “morning pages,” Apple’s smart pen is here to serve. It syncs with any iPad and allows switching between tools with the touch of a finger.

Like a puffer jacket for the most sensitive tech devices, this laptop sleeve is lined with fleece to keep your laptop or tablet warm on the coldest days of the year.

Luxury travel accessory that offers “first class” even if you’re on the bus. This is a thoughtful choice for women who are hesitant to wear something in the form of a neck brace while traveling.

At under $35, 111Skin is a no-nonsense steal for the luxury brand that stars love to wear before hitting the red carpet. Get him this travel bag that he can take with him to eliminate under-eye puffiness during the flight.

This lightweight steamer is much easier to use than a hotel room ironing board, and its slim body folds up neatly for travel.

For the woman who can’t cash in on her luggage with a built-in charger, get her the next best thing: a luggage tag with a portable charger. Both UB-C and Lightning compatible to charge your devices during this massive pause.

For your future partner-to-be, in deep planning mode, give him a place to organize his thoughts (but be sure to contribute ideas of your own as well).

You don’t need a quilted bag to impress this holiday season: Chanel’s “lifting” hand cream uses a herbal retinol alternative to keep hands as smooth as possible, and it comes in the brand’s delightful egg-shaped packaging.

The fruit component makes this indulgence seem a little healthy (which will make anyone feel better when they consume half the box in one sitting).

There’s something charmingly old-timey about these bread bentos: It’s a sweet ode to any woman who wants to take home the entire bread basket when the waiter isn’t looking.

One of the most talked-about cookbooks of the year is this collection of recipes from London’s Cafe Cecilia: an elegant tome full of hearty, comforting dishes like pork chops and roast chicken.

For the woman who loves to throw parties, this jelly mold set from the ’50s will help her mix up desserts that are truly worthy of the ‘gram.

An unobtrusive phone accessory is rare, but trust a jewelry brand to make the right kind of wrist candy for it. This is also a real game changer as it doesn’t break the screen too much.

Whether she’s preparing for her first child or a well-established mother, this retrospective on reproduction and motherhood through the lens of design is as much a celebration of it as it is an insightful history book to check out.