Christmas gifts for people impossible to buy for
Aussies are getting personal in the quest for the perfect Christmas gift this festive season.
Personalised presents are the go-to gift this year, and there are so many options, with products to suit every member of the family.
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EDIBLE GIFTS
Tim Tams come in a extra large, extra long pack for just $9.99 at Myer.
Milo tins are being given the personal touch at Cotton On.
Vegemite can have a name added at Kmart for just $9.00
Nutella jars are still a hot item at Kmart for $8.00.
Allens have lifted their lolly game this year, allowing you to create a personalised lolly jar complete with your loved one's name and all of their favourite treats, Allens for $35.00 for a 700 gram jar.
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STATIONARY
Kikki K has gorgeous monogrammed books from $26.90. They also have personal organisers for $45.
The Daily Edited has a stunning leather diary for $79.95.
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FOR KIDS
Bobble heads are being made by Bobbled and are just $25.00 each.
Skateboards from Hard To Find can be personalised with names for $165.00.
Lego key rings from Legoland stores are $11.99.
Hippo Blue has a great range of children's products from library bags to story books from $30.00 and back packs from $45.00.
Kid's beach towels are $49.95 at Myer and Santa sacks are also at Myer and cost $25.00.
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LEATHER GOODS
Monogrammed phone cases in leather are selling at Mon Purse for $39.00 as well as travel wallets for $169.00.
The Daily Edited has phone cases for $49.95 and shoulder bags from $189.95.
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CLOTHING
Simone Perele shorts are $74.95 and their white nightgowns are $124.95.
Jasmin & Will are selling men's navy pyjamas for $159.00 and their robe is $139.00.
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