Vegan gifts are for everyone! Vegan Christmas gifts, Hanukkah gifts, Kwanzaa gifts, and gifts for other special occasions need not be complicated. After all, vegans are just like ordinary folks who appreciate a token of affection from someone they love. All they ask is that no animals be harmed in the making of the gift.
While some non-vegan gifts are obvious – for example, you know you shouldn’t order them any Omaha Steaks, there are a few things that non-vegans might be surprised by. For one, don’t buy a vegan wool socks or even a wool Christmas sweater, as the wool industry is not kind to sheep. And a few other things that are not vegan include silk, honey, or anything with gelatin – including candy and traditional marshmallows.
But gift buying for vegans is easier than you might think! So, whether your loved ones are vegan, vegetarian, plantbased-curious, or all-out omnivores, here are some vegan gift ideas that are sure to bring a smile to their faces and many blessings from the animal kingdom.
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Vegan Gift Baskets and Gift Box Ideas
Most vegans love to eat, and sadly, some go hungry at holiday events that lack vegan-friendly food. So, vegan gift baskets and boxes with plantbased treats are always appreciated. And of course, vegan gift baskets with cruelty-free beauty and personal care items will be appreciated too. Here are some vegan gift basket and gift box ideas.
This deluxe Namaste Skin Care vegan spa gift set includes grape fruit and lavender essential oil-infused body lotion, shower gel, and bath salts, plua a loofah bath sponge, a sisal sponge, a pumice stone, and a hair brush. Everything included is cruelty-free.
Price: ~$15.95 – $26.85
Another luxurious vegan gift basket, this set is perfect for anyone who loves the tropics. All of the products included are eco-friendly and vegan and they’re gentle on sensitive skin. The wicker gift basket includes a variety of tropical-smelling vegan skincare items, including soap, bath salts, shampoo and conditioner, a small bath towel, and more. And there are no parabens, alcohol, or harmful chemicals in any of the products.
Price: ~$29.95
These fragrant vegan bath salts are certified USDA organic and they’re made in the USA. You’ll treat your vegan loved one with healing, anti-inflammatory ingredients, including dead sea salt, kaolin clay, Epsom salts, shea butter, and vitamin E. Each bath bomb is scented with a unique fragrance from natural essential oils. No artificial colors or fragrances are used.
Price: ~$29.99
Hungry vegans will love this vegan snacks gift box from Bunny James. It includes 20 different sweet and savory vegan snacks. Family, friends, students, loved ones in the military, and others will love munching on these grab-and-go vegan treats.
Price: ~$39.99 – $59.99
If you have a vegan loved one who’s also gluten-free, you can’t go wrong with the Good Grocer’s gluten-free vegan gift box. This box has 28 different healthy gluten-free and vegan snacks.
Price: ~$42.95
If you prefer to make homemade vegan treats, or just like the idea of selecting the goodies you put in your vegan gift basket yourself, there are variety of wicker and other natural fiber baskets you can find on Amazon, then fill them up with goodies from your local health food store.
Price: ~$8.99 – $40.94
I swear by these detoxifying Epsoak Epsom salts, and I’ll bet any active vegans in your life will love them too. They make a great addition to a DIY vegan gift basket.
Price: ~$9.80 – $27.99
If you don’t like the idea of a putting a bunch of individually-wrapped items in your gift basket that are in plastic wrappers, you can put your DIY vegan treats in eco-friendly, compostable bags.
Price: ~$4.56 – $22.29
If you’re putting together your own vegan gift basket, this eco-friendly twine made from natural jute, along with compostable labels can come in handy and give your basket a natural aesthetic.
Price: ~$5.29 – $12.69
Eco-Friendly Gift Wrap
For many vegans, their love for animals extends to a love of nature. So, they’ll appreciate any gift you give in eco-friendly gift wrap.
Wrappily prints its colorful, eco-friendly gift wrap on recycled newsprint that you can recycle again. See their collection of holiday, birthday, and other recycled gift wrap designs in their Amazon store.
Price: ~$11.99 – $23.49
You can also find a variety of recycled and eco-friendly gift wrap on Etsy. The design pictured here is by Kitty Jane Designs. Kitty Jane prints original illustrations on 100% recycled paper.
Price: ~$6.44 – $40.00
Vegan Stocking Stuffers
Many vegans have a sense of pride about their plantbased lifestyle and they love spreading the message of compassion, health, and eco-friendly living. If your vegan pal isn’t ready for a tattoo, a vegan pin can be the next best thing. They’ll love finding a cute pint in their Christmas stocking or as an individual gift.
Price: ~$1.96 – $19.90
Heritage creates illustrated playing cards with animals and nature motifs that your vegan friends and family members will adore. Decks include dogs, cats, wild animals, mushrooms, butterflies, wild flowers, and more.
Price: ~$5.95 – $12.99
Another token of affection your vegan will appreciate is vegan hand cream or body lotion. Visit UniGuide’s hand cream and body lotion guide to see more. Everything in the collection is cruelty-free and many are organic and biodegradable.
It’s not commonly known outside of vegan circles that traditional marshmallows contain gelatin, which comes from collagen derived from animals’ skin and bones. Give your vegan loved one these 100% vegan marshmallows by Dandies and they won’t have to miss out on s’mores and vegan cocoa.
Price: ~$8.14
Loaded with antioxidants, acai is a superfood that will fill your vegan pals with delight when they find it overpowering all of the candy in their stockings. Guaranteed they’ll want to jump up and make a smoothie or an acai bowl once they see it!
Price: ~$11.56
Loaded with selenium and other nutrients, Brazil nuts are definitely a staple in many vegan diets – and organic, raw nuts are the healthiest kind. Terrasoul Superfoods’ raw Brazil nuts are certified organic, non-GMO, Kosher, raw, gluten-free, and vegan. They’re also ethically-sourced!
Price: ~$14.99
Another stocking stuffer that your vegan health nut will love, these raw cashews are organic and non-GMO. They’re also great to use in vegan recipes.
Price: ~$7.23
Gin Gins are all natural, gluten-free vegan candies that are made with fresh ginger. Not only are they tasty, they’re good for your digestion and circulation.
Price: ~$13.19
These vitamins are so good, they might as well replace candy as stocking stuffers. They’re the perfect vegan gift, as vitamins D and B12 are often low in vegan diets. I love these things and I never forget to take them because they taste so good.
Price: ~$29.95
This uber-healthy trail mix has organic goji berries, organic golden berries, organic white mulberries, Brazil nuts, cashews, California walnuts, premium California Thompson Select raisins, pumpkin seeds, and sunflower seeds. Everything is non-GMO, and the fruit is naturally sun-dried, unsweetened, and not treated with oil. Plus, no sulfur dioxide or other preservatives are used. And, there’s no added sugar, salt, or fat.
Price: ~$14.99
These rich chocolate bars are made with 72% dark chocolate that’s accented with flavorful flakes of natural salt and crunchy almond bits. They’re verified non-GMO, vegan, gluten-free, and Fair Trade certified. Plus, proceeds from your purchase support global species conservation efforts.
Price: ~$17.14
Vegan Gifts for Her
If you need some gift ideas for your vegan girlfriend or vegan gal pals, look no further!
Aromatherapy diffusers are loved by vegan guys too, so this gift could be in that section as well. This diffuser adds moisture vapor to the air, which is great for your skin and sinuses. And you can add essential oils (see below) to bring wonderful, healing aromas to any room. Plus, this diffuser has changing LED lights that bring a relaxing ambiance to any space.
Price: ~$29.95
Add some healing aromatherapy to the air with these USDA certified organic essential oils. This gift box includes six (10 ml each) pure essential oils, including eucalyptus, lavender, sweet orange, peppermint, lemon, and tea tree. They are 100% certified pure therapeutic-grade essential oils, with no fillers, additives, bases, or carriers added.
Price: ~$29.95
The name MATT & NAT comes from “materials” and “nature,” which makes total sense when you understand the values of this socially-conscious luxury accessories brand. Founded in Montreal in 1995, MATT & NAT set out to enhance the “humanity, creativity and positivity found in all of us.” Your vegan girlfriend, family member, or pal will love a handbag, backpack, or tote bag from MATT & NAT. The company puts a special emphasis on using natural, plantbased, and recycled materials in their designs, and of course, everything they make is cruelty-free and vegan.
Price: ~$85.00 – $180.00
These cute vegan toiletry bags are from MATT & NAT’s vintage collection. They come in a few different colors.
Price: ~$55.00 – $90.00
If you’ve got a vegan gal in your life who wears her heart on her sleeve, gift her a vegan tee. Check out the vegan t-shirts on UniGuide. Not only do they all have vegan slogans on them, they’re also eco-friendly – organic cotton and/or made with recycled materials. (And there are some for guys too.)
And if you’re looking for sleeveless tees, check out UniGuide vegan tank tops guide. (There are styles for guys too.)
Sand Maiden creates luxurious vegan sleepwear, lounge wear, and lingerie in fabrics like organic cotton. Visit their Etsy store to see their collection.
Price: $81.00 – $162.00
Viverano creates a variety of personal and homeware items in GOTS certified organic cotton. Vegan ladies who avoid wool will love these soft, eco-friendly, and cruelty-free eternity scarves.
Price: ~$32.00 – $37.95
Hats are another clothing item that are frequently made with wool. But these cute ladies’ beanies and hats by Charm are made with eco-friendly and cruelty-free materials like organic cotton and hemp.
Price: ~$22.99 – $29.99
If you have a fit vegan lady to give to, check out these Polartec stretch gloves. They have a super soft, brushed inner layer that wicks moisture away from your skin while keeping your hands harm. Plus, they have a conductive fabric on the fingertips and thumbs, so you can use them with your touchscreen phone or tablet.
Price: ~$28.00
It used to be hard to find great looking vegan boots. Not anymore! Visit UniGuide’s women’s vegan boots guide to find a great selection of ladies’ vegan boots, from rain and snow boots, to dressy boots, work boots, and more.
If you’re going somewhere warm for the holidays or just thinking of the next vacation to a sunny place, give the vegan ladies in your life a great pair of cruelty-free sandals. Visit UniGuide’s women’s vegan sandals guide to see the selection.
And if you’re looking for something a little more casual, you can’t go wrong with a gift of cruelty-free, eco-friendly flip flips. Visit UniGuide’s vegan flip flops guide to see the collection.
For those cold evenings, vegan ladies will love these handmade boho slippers from Siam Tip.
Price: ~$59.00
A lot of socks are made with wool, so your vegan girlfriend, pal, or family members will appreciate these colorful, animal-friendly and eco-friendly vegan socks. They’re made in the USA with 100% recycled cotton blend yarns, and they have stretch too.
Price: $19.00 – $20.50
Another great wool sock alternative are these cute, organic cotton socks from Sandiors.
Price: ~$13.49
Too many beauty products are still tested on animals, and that includes nail polish. Ella + Mila is a cruelty-free beauty brand that never tests on animals. These vegan nail polishes make great stocking stuffers too.
Price: ~$11.39
The healthiest reusable water bottles are stainless steel or glass. Most vegans care about their health and the health of the planet, so they’ll love the gift of a healthy, reusable drinking bottle. Visit UniGuide’s BPA-free stainless steel and glass water bottles guide to see the best on the market.
It’s true that hummus is a staple of many vegan diets, so it’s safe to say that the vast majority of women vegans are, in fact, hummus queens. So, why not gift her with this cute Hummus Queen mug?
Price: ~$15.03
Vegan Gifts for Him
Vegan guys on the go will appreciate a healthy, eco-friendly reusable water bottle. See the best available in UniGuide’s BPA-free reusable drinking bottle guide.
What’s a great leather alternative? One example is used tires. Alchemy Goods creates urban-cool accessories from upcycled tire inner tubes, seat belts, and other materials. This cool, slim-fold wallet fits easily in your back pocket and has four credit card slots, plus a full-length bill slot.
Price: ~$34.23
For unshaven vegan gents, this organic beard oil will keep their facial hair looking groomed and tidy, plus it helps eliminate itching. It’s made with organic jojoba oil and Moroccan argan oil. There are no fillers and this product is 100% cruelty-free. It’s also unscented.
Price: ~$13.97
For active vegan guys – and vegan gals too – check out these cool bamboo and recycled longboards and skateboards on UnGuide.
Soul Flower makes clothing for men and women from organic cotton and recycled materials. This navy blue hoodie is made in the USA with 50% organic cotton and 50% recycled plastic.
Price: ~$72.00
Anticarnist is a super cool, 100% vegan brand that make heavy metal-inspired vegan clothing with eco-conscious materials, like organic cotton and Tencel. Check out Anticarnist and other hoodies in UniGuide’s vegan hoodies guide.
Price: ~$39.82
Onno is a socially- and eco-conscious t-shirt company based in Boulder, Colorado. Vegan guys in your life will love these soft hemp-blend tees.
Price: ~$29.00
To see more great t-shirts, check out UniGuide’s vegan t-shirts guide.
There have never such a great selection of men’s boots that are also vegan. Whether you’re looking for vegan work boots, dress boots, winter boots, or more for the vegan guys in your life, you’ll find the perfect pair in UniGuide’s men’s vegan boots guide.
And if it’s a great pair of shoes you want to gift to the vegan and even non-vegan guys in in your life, check out UniGuide’s men’s vegan shoes guide.
Every laid back dude needs at least one pair of flip flops, and they also happen to make great gifts. Visit UniGuide’s vegan flip flops guide to see a variety of cruelty-free and eco-friendly flip flops.
These comfy insulated slippers from the North Face are made with lightweight PrimaLoft insulation that stays warm even when it gets wet. And the uppers are made with 100% recycled P.E.T. plastic. Plus, they have a collapsible heel if you want to wear them clog-style. They’re lightweight and easy to pack for camping and other trips.
Price: ~$44.96 – $117.17
After a workout or for relaxing evenings at home, your guy will appreciate these comfy lounge pants. They’re made with a stretch hemp and recycled polyester blend fabric. In addition, they have an elastic waistband, a drawstring cord, and front welt pockets.
Price: ~$55.26 – $147.07
This vegan beanie is lightweight and soft, and it comes in a few different colors. It’s made by Casualbox, a small company based in Japan that makes hand-crafted hats and headbands.
Price: ~$22.99
Soul Role is one of my favorite designers on Etsy. Based in Hawaii, they make laid back, eco-conscious and vegan clothing for men, women, and kids.
Price: ~$15.00 – $90.00
It can be hard to find winter scarves that aren’t made with wool. These vegan scarves are one of the all too rare exceptions. They’re made in the USA with 55% recycled cotton and 45% recycled polyester, and they come in a variety of color combinations.
Price: ~$40.00
These gloves are designed for both warmth and performance. They’re made with 88% polyester, 6% Spandex, and 6% PVC rubber. Great for running, cycling, hiking, driving, and outdoor winter activities, they have a soft, anti-bacterial lining and anti-slip outer fabric. Plus, they’re touch screen compatible.
Price: ~$28.99
It’s always great to find comfy socks that are not made with wool. These organic cotton men’s socks fit the bill. They’re made in the UK and come in a few different color combos.
Price: ~$19.91
Another great pair of men’s non-wool socks, these dress socks are made with hemp, cotton, and Elastane for stretch. Hemp is a great material for socks because it’s naturally antimicrobial and moisture-wicking. These socks come in three-pair sets in a nifty gift box.
Price: ~$17.99
From one of my favorite upcycling designers, this rad vegan belt by Couch is made with upcycled VW upholstery. Couch founder Dan Perkins and his team upcycle used seatbelts, vintage auto upholstery and auto vinyl, and other used materials into cool, one-of-a-kind accessories. They also make the coolest guitar straps and camera straps in the world, which you’ll find near the end of this post.
Price: ~$26.00 – $29.00
Another hip upcycled product by Couch, this dopp kit is made with upcycled VW GTI upholstery.
Price: ~$34.00 – $54.00
I’m pretty sure this mug will put a smile on the receiver’s face!
Price: ~$13.99
Vegan Baby and Kid Gifts
For the wee vegans, eco and vegan t-shirt company Veganese Tees makes some adorable onesies and baby tees chock full of plantbased tiny toy attitude.
Price: ~$20.00
Baby shoes are always cute, and vegan baby shoes are irresistible. These adorable baby moccasins by Tender Toes are handmade with sustainable, plantbased Piñatex pineapple leather.
Price: ~$21.84 – $43.69
Vegan parents will appreciate these fun, non-wool, organic cotton beanie hats for their kids. Magic Islands Apparel makes fun hats and PJs for toddlers in a variety of organic cotton prints.
Price: ~$13.00
More sweet clothes from Soul Role, these matching dad and tot slouchy hats are made with organic cotton and Spandex.
Price: ~$48.00
The Vegan Police makes fun vegan t-shirts for kids and adults with organic cotton and bamboo-based rayon.
Price: ~$20.38
For a fun, customized gift for the kids, check out this hand carved wooden bowling set. You can get names, numbers, and symbols hand carved on the pins.
Price: ~$25.00 – $45.00
Funny Vegan Gifts
Made with natural and biodegradable coir, these fun doormats by Cloud Nine Crafts will put a smile on visitors’ faces.
Price: ~$35.00
You can see more eco-friendly and vegan doormats in UniGuide’s doormats guide.
For those times when the vegans in your life get sick of answering the protein question, there’s this t-shirt. Veganese Tees makes t-shirts, tank tops, hoodies, and other eco-friendly items that have positive, activist messages printed on them with non-toxic ink. You can see more of their t-shirts in UniGuide’s vegan t-shirt guide.
Price: ~$25.00
Here’s another fun vegan t-shirt that sci fi vegan fans will appreciate.
Price: ~$19.95
In these days of science denial, thankfully, there are t-shirts like this one. This is the perfect gift to remind the world that science and veganism will save it. :o)
Price: ~$13.14
A little macabre humor is OK every now and then, right? I’m listing this vegan gift here simply because I know too many people who would delight in giving it to a vegan in their life!
Price: ~$19.19
And for those vegan Pulp Fiction fans in your life, there’s this.
Price: $17.95
Gifts for Vegan Chefs
If I can speak for most vegans, I’d wager to say, if they don’t already have a Vitamix, they probably want one. These high-performance blenders will liquefy large carrots in a snap and make peanut butter in a “jiffy.” And let’s not even talk about smoothies – the cornerstone of many a healthy vegan diet – the Vitamix will make plantbased mincemeat out of any produce you throw its way. In fact, this blender is so influential, it even has its own YouTube channel. The Vitamix is one sweet vegan gift.
Price: ~$299.95 – $549.96
Named one of the best juicers in its class, the Tribest Slowstar Vertical Juicer can juice cold press juices with minimal oxidation, so they hold more nutrients than juices made with centrifugal juicers. This juicer comes with a 10-year warranty, so it’s built to last.
Price: ~$349.35
Another top of the line juicer, the Omega J8004 is a masticating juicer, so it’s designed to extract the maximum amount of nutrient, vitamins, and taste. If you have a green juice fan who likes to juice fresh wheat grass juice, they will love this juicer. It can also be uses to make nut butter and pasta, and to grind coffee beans and spices. It comes with a 15-year warranty.
Price: ~$259.90
When food is cooked or heated to temperatures above 48° C/118° F, the life-supporting enzymes it contains are destroyed. When the enzymes are destroyed, the food loses vital nutrients and is in a state of decay. This is the argument in favor or eating raw foods – that they’re far healthier than cooked foods.
In fact. some studies have shown that when people eat cooked foods, their white blood cell count goes up because consuming decaying food triggers an immune response in your body. Thus, whole “live” foods are considered the healthiest and most nutrient-dense.
Dehydrating food, such as fruit, vegetables, seeds, and nuts, is a way of changing the state of the food without destroying the enzymes. For example, if you love the crunchiness of crackers and chips, you can make them in a food dehydrator vs. cooking or frying them.
Food dehydrators are loved not only by raw food vegans, but anyone who loves to make delicious, healthy food. Excalibur food dehydrators are the top rated among the vegan raw food chefs and foodies I know. And Amazon also carries a number of other highly rated brands.
Price: ~$179.99 – $329.90
Vegan Cookbooks
In my opinion, vegan chefs are saving the world, one delicious mouthful at a time. For human health, the environment, and respect for animals, the more vegan the world becomes, the better life will be for all of us. And vegan chefs creating delicious meals are making that transition easier for the masses. Here are some classic vegan cookbooks that newbie and experienced chefs will enjoy.
Otherwise known as the Avant-Garde Vegan Chef, Gaz Oakley first came to my attention when I was searching for easy plantbased recipes on YouTube. I’ve been a big fan of his recipes ever since. This cookbook has tons of delicious holiday recipes, from vegan nut loafs to vegan Yorkshire pudding, to help bring on the holiday cheer.
Price: ~$8.34 – $13.51
Another great cookbook from Gaz Oakley, the Vegan 100 has 100 vegan recipes, including vegan spins on classic dishes like fish and chips to truly unusual and delicious dishes like deep purple soup.
Price: ~$8.49 – $16.50
Eat Feel Fresh is one of the most popular and highly rated vegan cookbooks on Amazon. Combining the ancient science of Ayurvedic medicine, which is based on the principle that food is divine medicine that can heal the body, and delicious plantbased ingredients, this cookbook is sure to be loved by anyone who receives it.
Price: $12.99 – $16.51
The Fuss-Free Vegan cookbook dispels the myth that going vegan is complicated, expensive, and austere. Author Sam Turnbull demonstrates that plantbased can include nachos, pizza, and a decadent chocolate cake. This cookbook is full of “drool-worthy” fuss-free recipes that even picky eaters will enjoy.
Price: ~$16.96 – $31.99
The more accessible and relatable vegan cooking becomes, the better. And Vegan for Everybody from America’s Test Kitchen achieves this. The recipes are focused on being flavorful, easy to make, and satisfying. Plus, they’re healthy too. This cookbook takes a fresh look at traditional recipes, giving them a delicious plantbased spin.
Price: ~$14.99 – $36.99
Miyoko Schinner is one of those vegan chefs who’s changing the world. With her delicious vegan cheese, which I write about later in this post, she has helped many vegan wannabes get over one of the hardest parts about going vegan, which is giving up cheese.
In her Homemade Vegan Pantry cookbook, Miyoko teaches vegan and non-vegan chefs alike how to make tasty vegan staples, from cultured vegan sour cream to vegan soup stock.
Price: ~$12.99 – $15.89
Fully Raw Kristina has proven herself to be an endearing ambassador for the vegan lifestyle movement. She makes the raw food vegan lifestyle look vibrant, fun, and healthily decadent. And she makes you want to jump on board with her. In her Fully Raw Diet cookbook, she writes about how the raw vegan lifestyle changed her life for the better and shares delicious recipes to help you change yours.
Price: ~$11.99 – $30.99
Vegan Food Gifts
While it’s technically not food, if you have a vegan who loves making coffee and being on the go, or who has a regular café ritual, this reusable travel coffee mug will be a favorite gift. The reusable, stainless steel coffee thermoses by Hydro Flask have double wall vacuum insulation that keeps drinks cold for up to 24 hours and hot for up to six hours. They come in a variety of colors and sizes. Plus, they come with a lifetime warranty.
Price: ~$21.86 – $55.00
A lot of bees die in the industrial production process to “make” honey. This is why Bee Free Vegan “Honee” is a favorite among vegans and others who love bees and appreciate the work they do for our planet. The vegan attitude is – bees play a vital role in supporting the world’s natural ecosystems. Let’s leave them alone and let them do what they’re naturally supposed to be doing.
Bee Free Honee is a 100% all-natural, plantbased vegan “faux” honey. It’s made with USA certified organic apples. You can use it in tea, recipes, or anywhere else that you’d used traditional honey.
Price: ~$12.20
Vega makes a variety of vegan protein powders and bars with pea protein, sunflower seed protein, pumpkin seed protein, other plantbased proteins; plus, vitamins, minerals, probiotics, antioxidants, and omega-3s. And, they’re tasty and easy to digest. Your vegan loved ones will appreciate such a healthy, energizing gift!
Price: $14.99 – $49.99
For those times you just want something crunchy, there are Veggie Pops. These vegan snacks are made with natural, organic, non-GMO, and Kosher ingredients. They make great gifts for vegan care packages, for entertaining, or anytime you want a healthy snack.
Price: ~$29.99
As a self-proclaimed chocoholic, I can vouch for the giftability of chocolate. For those vegans who love chocolate, but not the sugar that so often comes with it, here is some raw, unsweetened cocoa powder that they can mix with stevia or other natural sweeteners and use in vegan recipes or drinks that call for cocoa powder.
Price: ~$21.95
Gifts for Newbie Vegans, the Vegan Curious, and Those You Want to Turn Vegan
I was a vegetarian for 30 years before becoming vegan. Over that time, I had dabbled with veganism, but always seemed to fall back into my pizza-eating ways. Reading Finding Ultra was a catalysts that put me squarely into the 100% vegan camp. I think it’s because Rich Roll is so relatable and human. Thoughtful and well-written, this book is about a guy who overcomes the stranglehold of addiction through the love of his wife and family, a plantbased lifestyle, and getting fit. This book makes a great gift for anyone who needs some extra inspiration to find their path and live a healthier lifestyle.
Price: ~$7.67 – $14.95
Even today, a myth still prevails that vegans are weaklings. Plantbased athletes Robert Cheeke and Vanessa Espinoza are two people who are dispelling that myth. This book is full of information to motivate and inspire you to embrace your inner athlete and set him or her free. It’s got information to motivate and inspire you to embrace healthy plantbased eating and reach for your ultimate fitness potential.
Price: ~$19.95
It seems a day doesn’t go by where I have someone ask me how they can go vegan. While I can tweet and blog away, I also welcome the help from vegan influencers, books, and other sources. So, I loved coming across this book with its apt title. It covers everything from the why of going vegan to the how and the where, including topics like eating out, traveling, and celebrating. This is a great gift for new vegans and the vegan curious.
Price: ~$8.99 – $19.99
Victoria Moran is a great vegan influencer because, like Rich Roll, she’s relatable and has been through some things many of us can relate to. She lost 60 pounds when she went vegan and has kept the weight off. She’s also raised her daughter as a vegan from birth. This book shows you how to go vegan in simple, accessible steps .
Price: ~$9.99 – $13.80
For newbie vegan chefs, the Vegan Cookbook for Beginners is the perfect way to help them dip their toe in.
Price: ~$10.79
There are some people who should go vegan but to whom you can never use the “v” word because they have negative preconceived ideas about what it means. Those are the people that you can give a book like this to: How Not to Die.
Dr. Michael Greger’s bestseller provides the scientific evidence behind the only diet that can prevent and reverse many of the causes of premature death and disability in our society. (Shhh, it’s a plantbase diet.) This book has 120 recipes for delicious, healthy meals and tons of beautiful photos to inspire even the most die-hard carnivores to go vegan.
Price: ~$14.99 – $18.04
Veganism is not about perfection. It’s about striving to live a lifestyle that’s healthier and cruelty-free. To me, that’s what this 99% vegan mug is all about.
Price: ~$13.47
If you’ve never tried Miyoko’s artisanal vegan cheeses, it’s time to start. Made with traditional cheese-making fermentation processes and high-quality plantbased ingredients, Miyoko’s cheeses are as delicious and decadent as the traditional, dairy-based kind. Plus, she makes a cashew-based vegan butter that’s out of this world – it melts on toast just like dairy butter and you can cook with it too. Miyoko’s is available in Whole Foods, and I think you they just started selling in Target. Or, you can order directly from Miyoko’s website.
Vegan House Warming Gifts
Wonderful as stocking stuffers or individual gifts, crystal suncatchers bring joy and rainbows to any home. You can see a variety in UniGuide’s crystal suncatchers guide.
These sweet hanging terrariums make perfect housewarming gifts, or gifts for other special occasions.
Price: ~$9.99 – $19.99
I like the Air Plant Shop because they only work with suppliers who are certified in their respective states or countries to export air plants that are sustainably harvested.
Air plants, or Tillandsia, are a genus of 730 species of perennial flowering plants that are native to the forests, mountains, and deserts of Central and South America, as well as the southern United States and the West Indies. (Wikipedia)
Price: ~$15.90 – $44.95
For another sweet DIY gift idea, you can put a terrarium together yourself with one of these terrarium kits.
Price: ~$9.00 – $49.00
This organic cotton throw blanket by Viverano is like curling up in a gigantic sweater. It’s made with 100% GOTS certified, Fair Trade organic cotton, and it’s hypoallergenic and dye-free.
Price: ~$99.95
You can find more organic cotton throw blankets on Amazon that make for cozy eco-friendly and vegan gifts.
Price: $39.99 – $75.00
Vegan Tech Accessories
It can be hard to find cases and sleeves for phones, laptops, and tablets that that are not made with leather. Fortunately, UniGuide has you covered! The cases and sleeves on UniGuide are all 100% vegan and most are eco-friendly too.
Visit UniGuide’s vegan laptop cases and sleeves guide.
Check out UniGuide’s vegan iPad cases and sleeves guide.
See UniGuide’s vegan iPad Mini cases guide.
Check UniGuide’s vegan and eco-friendly phone cases guide.
Vegan Travel Gifts
For the vegan travelers in your life, a vegan luggage tag makes a great gift. Plus, it will set their baggage apart on the conveyor belt. Check out the collection of vegan luggage tags on UniGuide.
This travel kit from Everlasting Comfort has it all:
- A memory foam neck pillow with a plush velour cover that’s machine washable, plus nifty pocket for you cell phone
- Premium memory foam ear plugs with an industry-leading noise reduction rating of 33
- A padded, adjustable sleep mask
- A travel bag to hold it all
- And a lifetime guarantee
Price: ~$22.95
Vegan Dog Gifts
While they may be carnivores, dogs look great in a cruelty-free, eco-friendly collars. Check out the vegan dog collars on UniGuide.
Need a leash to go with the collar? Here are some vegan dog leashes on UniGuide.
And if your vegan pal’s pup needs a great eco-friendly and vegan harness, check out the styles made by Eco Bark that are made with recycled plastic bottles.
Price: ~$18.99
These fun dog toys by Cycle Dog are made from recycled plastic.
Price: ~$13.49 – $18.58
Vegan Cat Gifts
There’s something for the kitties too. You can see eco-friendly and vegan cat collars on UniGuide.
Other Cool Vegan Gifts
Cool shades never go out of style. And they’re even cooler if they’re made with recycled and natural materials. Check out UniGuide’s guides for eco-friendly and socially conscious shades:
I like magazine subscription gifts because they keep giving, month after month. Vegan Health and Fitness Magazine will inspire anyone to go vegan, and any current vegans to get fitter.
Price: ~$26.99
VegNews is chock full of yummy vegan recipes and other plantbased lifestyle tips. This gift will be a hit with vegans and non-vegans alike.
Price: ~$20.00
On-the-go tunes always make fun gifts. See UniGuide’s solar-powered speakers guide for more fun gift ideas.
It’s good to get off the screen every now and then. Grab some fun, high-quality face time with your family and friendly with a gift of a classic board game. See the eco-friendly board games guide on UniGuide.
If you have a vegan in your life who plays guitar or who simply aspires, you’ll win them over with a cool vegan guitar strap. (Also available for other stringed instruments like banjo and ukulele.) See more in UniGuide’s vegan guitar strap guide.
And if taking photos is more their thing, check out these vegan, upcycled camera straps by Crouch.
Price: ~$18.00 – $32.00
Happy Holidays!
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