Updated on Jan. 10, 2025
For the person who lives for cold days and snowy nights, these cozy winter gifts are the perfect way to celebrate the season. Find ideas for warming eats, snuggly blankets and relaxing sips.
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Shopping for someone who’s always cold? How about that person on your list who can’t wait for winter? No matter the intent, these cozy gifts are here to help celebrate the season. After all, winter is the perfect season to hunker down with a good book, a cheese board and the latest TV show.
From plush blankets to warming eats, we found top-rated, cozy winter gifts for all ages. Many of the picks on this list were personally tested by Taste of Home staff, and others come highly recommended by reviewers.
Ranked as our best overall tea subscription, Tea Runners Club makes cozying up with a comforting cuppa a global experience. In testing, I appreciated the quality and thoughtful details. Each tea I tried, from Moonlight Jasmine to Floral Nectar Black, was downright delicious. Available in four tea varietals and 1-, 3-, 6- or 12-month subscriptions, this is one gift they’ll look forward to unwrapping all winter long.
The best blankets top the list of classic, cozy winter gifts. But does your giftee have a luxe faux fur blanket? Former Product Reviews Editor Madi Koetting admits that the price tag is steep, but it’s well worth it. “The cuddle blanket has dramatically improved my sleep—and that says a lot coming from a hot sleeper,” Madi says. “The winter evenings are frigid here in Colorado, and this is truly one of the best blankets for staying warm without overheating.”
For the person who can’t wait to hit the slopes every winter, gift this adorable set of sloping ski glasses. The quartet features vibrant art of skiers making their way down a mountain. Fill the cups with milk or a vanilla milkshake and you can almost believe you’re on fresh powder.
Why gift just one candle when you can send over six seasonal scents? The candles in this Winter Discovery Set exude coziness. Enjoy Bitter Cherry, Black Cypress, Cardamom Chestnut, Charcoal, Firewood and, my personal favorite, Juniper Birch. The 2-ounce tins work beautifully in a bedroom, bathroom, kitchen or any space that needs a little extra winter charm.
If you have a loved one on your list who prefers the finer things, you can’t go wrong with a cultivated care package. This set has all the necessities for a cozy night in, including chocolates, cookies, coffee, a knit blanket, candle, cashmere socks and other fun add-ons.
Whether they’re actually snowed in or simply wishing they were, a puzzle is the perfect way to pass the time. This 450-piece narwhal puzzle won’t take more than a night or two, and it includes a tube of puzzle glue for any crafters who would like to convert their masterpiece to a piece of wall art. You can keep the fun going by gifting a Jiggy puzzle of the month club, too.
Warm up—literally—with these snuggly sloth friends. I’m obsessed with weighted stuffed animals, and Warmies Hugs fit inside a microwave and provide cozy pressure during movie nights, sick days or any other moment I want some extra comfort. If sloths aren’t their thing, you can choose from a number of other characters, including koalas, unicorns and llamas.Â
If your giftee is anything like me, they spend a lot of time at home during the winter months—and a lot of time in PJs! Keep them cozy yet looking cool with a pair of Printfresh pajamas. I love the cheerful patterns, like this silly Unicorn Garden print, as well as the sizes ranging from XXS to 6X. This way to the perfect fit! Find even more of the best pajamas for women.Â
Send the lovebirds on your list an adorably practical gift. These handholding mittens are perfect for couples willing to brave the bitter cold. The set includes two standard adult gloves, as well as an oversized mitten for sharing warmth.
A flower delivery is always a good gift. But a fresh arrangement makes an even greater impact during the cold, dreary days of winter when nothing blooms outside. I love this Holiday on the Farm bouquet from BloomsyBox. The mix of vibrant colors and sweet-smelling lilies was a welcome addition to my table, and the flowers lasted over 10 days with proper care.
I tested this book subscription during the summer, but Book of the Month club is a top-notch gift for the winter months, too. I love that you get access to the best new releases in a variety of genres. And every vetted pick was a 10/10 read.
There’s a pretty long gap between Christmas and Valentine’s Day. Fill it with one of the best boxes of chocolates you can buy: Kohler Terrapins. I tried these indulgent bites and can confirm they’re an exquisite option for anyone with a sweet tooth.
When a loved one is feeling under the weather, the last thing they want to do is cook. While a homemade meal dropped on the porch is the best option, a Spoonful of Comfort Get Well Soon care package is the next best thing. I was impressed with the quality (and taste!) of the soup, cookies and rolls I tried. A word of warning, though? The mac and cheese is very rich and may not be suitable for upset tummies.
Even black thumbs can keep this simple succulent and cedar wreath looking fresh. The combination of grapevine, live succulents, pine foliage moss and botanical elements will not only last throughout the winter months, but require minimal care. Choose to send a 6- or 10-inch option.
Ward off winter blues with a bounty of fresh citrus. They’ll love this fruit delivery from the experts at Harry & David. The Winter Citrus Trio includes 8 pounds of honeybells, grapefruits and navel oranges. Editor Emily Way tried Harry & David honeybells when reviewing cheese subscriptions and was impressed with the quality and juiciness of each fruit.
If you’re shopping on a budget, you may think genuine cashmere is out of reach. But thanks to Quince, you can think again. This budget-friendly brand cuts out the middleman so you can snag high-quality goods at a fraction of the price, like this $50 cashmere sweater that comes in more than a dozen colors. Former Deputy Editor Megan Wood has worn her sweater over 50 times, and it still looks good!
Comfort food? Coming right up! From hearty soups to mac and cheese, the pastabilites are endless when you sign them up for a pasta club. I tried this gift subscription and was impressed by the variety. I eat pasta on the reg, and was still introduced to new flavors and shapes, like rye trumpets or saffron malloreddus.
The trendy TikTok glasses are back with winter icons! We’re smitten with the silly penguin design that will make everything from cocktails to blended greens powder more fun to drink.
If they’ve committed to Dry January, they may be missing their favorite red wine right about now. While I can confirm after thorough testing that most non-alcoholic wines don’t taste like the real deal, some come closer than others. I liked the Oddbird GSM for its balanced flavor and no added sugar.
Yes, I’m an adult. And yes, I still get a kick out of Jellycat’s cute and cuddly plush. This amuseable hot chocolate will warm any heart this holiday season. Embroidered stars on the cup and sprinkles on the whipped topping give this toy a luxe look.
Baked brie? Garlic confit? Or how about a single-serve lava cake? The options for enjoying a mini Le Creuset cocotte are endless. Enjoy the performance of the brand’s signature vessels without the high price tag. This makes a great White Elephant gift!
Winter gifts tend to focus on warmth and comfort. Cozy blankets, loungewear, slippers, baked goods, coffee or hot cocoa are great options for staying warm indoors. You can also consider items that make staying at home more enjoyable during the colder months.
To create a cozy winter atmosphere, bring out fluffy throw blankets and items in warm colors. Soft, warm lighting (like candles) and seasonal scents can instantly make your space more inviting. Adding natural winter elements like pine cones or holly branches can enhance the seasonal feel.
Happiness in winter often comes from making the most of indoor spaces. Maximize natural light during the day, but also focus on creating cozy, relaxing environments. Surround yourself with warm blankets, seasonal decorations, hot beverages and loved ones to embrace the season.
