63 Gifts for Girlfriends: Valentine's Day 2025

Don't sweat it—a sweater always makes an excellent gift.

For those days when she doesn't know what to wear, she can always turn to this trusty stylish number that you just so happened to pick all by yourself (you're welcome).

This cult-favorite workout jacket from Lululemon is great for her weekly trips to the pilates studio or just lounging around the apartment.

First she'll wonder how you know about the brand Ilia, and then she'll swoon over this intensely moisturizing cream that'll ensure her skin stays hydrated all winter long.

It's not like giving your high school girlfriend your varsity jacket, but the sentiment's the same.

One of the best serums for men also happens to be one of the best serums, period.

Ah, Quince. The direct-to-consumer luxury brand is home to some of the best, and most affordable selection of European linens, leather bags, and silk garments that your clams can buy. Bring home its washable silk dress for your girlfriend just in time for summer, and watch in awe as she proceeds to effortlessly style it for the bar, the beachside resort, the bank, the couch, the club—the limit, frankly, does not exist.

If she's asked you to watch Notting Hill, When Harry Met Sally, or You've Got Mail recently, meet her nostalgia with this comfy Tommy cap.

Wide-leg, crisp Italian cotton lounging pants for the girlfriend who's constantly stealing your boxers or pajamas. It’s a gift that says, “I love you, here’s something nicer than my stuff for you to wear.”

Give her a reason to ditch the oversized alma mater tee for something really special to sleep in. Alex Mill teamed up with Schostal, an iconic shop in Rome that’s been around for 150 years, on this 100% cotton set offest with delicate piping. It's the perfect gift for the one who loves to (elegantly) rot in bed.

Sheer designs don't have to be erotic—layer them over a dress for a peek-a-boo effect or on top of a tank and jeans for a more "art school" look. With this design from New York-based designer Jasmine Chong, she can choose her own adventure.

Our love for the Brooklinen bathrobe is no secret, but our hearts got a little bigger when we saw it in forest green stripes. Slipping this on is like getting a massive hug you didn’t think you deserved—oh, and did we mention the pockets?

Maybe she's not a cuddler but you still want to give her a big warm hug via this handsome wool coat. We co-sign your choice.

It’s almost like these pop art slippers popped right out of a Roy Lichtenstein masterpiece. The brand legacy behind these babies is worth noting (and telling whichever lucky person is getting these): the design is inspired by the same “house shoes” members of the royal court would wear dating back to the 17th century. Known as Charentaises, they're made of felted wool to keep your queen's feet their coziest during cold winter nights.

She will never (ever ever) have cold feel with these little fleece-lined slippers, which come in a festive Tartan pattern that will rock hard well into the new year.

Leave it to the Japanese sneakerheads at Flower Mountain to serve up some of the coolest trainers out there. The shapes on this pair feel like a paint-by-numbers artwork, while the color palette screams “summer sorbet!”—a great vibe all year round, TBH. We dare you to find a more fun pair of shoes.

Gifting one pair of cool socks is nice, but five pairs in one go is simply practical for the rate at which the laundry bin consumes these things. This '80s-esque set feels like something the *Stranger Things* kids would wear, i.e. utterly perfect for lounging or rocking with sneakers.

Sunglasses have a funny habit of disappearing, which is why no one on Earth would be upset to receive a new pair this good-looking. The tortie design is a classic, with a narrow, rounded frame that looks flattering on many different face shapes.

When it comes to hoops, the chunkier, the better.

For the woman who mixes and matches, here's a single earring that looks like it's dripping 18-karat gold. She can pair it with another hoop or stud, or even let it take center stage completely solo.

File it under no-fail gifts: this minimalist gold bracelet consistently gets a round of applause.

Maybe you had a great time at the US Open this year or maybe she just likes nice jewelry—either way, this tennis necklace won't disappoint.

One kooky wearable flower to trump all the wiltable ones at the grocery store.

The sleekest of gold watches for your perennially punctual queen (or those who are perpetually predisposed to arrive late).

Is your girlfriend a sorceress? A scorpio? A Victorian ghost? Whether she’s all three or none of the above, she is more than deserving of this pair of sublime dagger earrings from Pamela Love. The sparkling blades are yellow gold plate over sterling silver, and feature a dangling pearl droplet worthy of Aphrodite.

If the Hanging Gardens of Babylon had started a luxury lifestyle brand, it probably would have looked a lot like Flamingo Estate. Based out of a lush Los Angeles property, the brand prioritizes the use of organic and ethically-sourced ingredients for all of its home, pantry, and bath products, including its Damask Rose & Bergamot Body Oil. The scent is floral but crisp, featuring notes of bergamot, peppercorn, sandalwood, and rose, and is made with Omega-7-rich sea buckthorn that, as the brand states, “is hand-harvested high in the Himalayan valleys by a community of women who can sustain their family for a year from just one harvest.”

This chic, coiled Japanese incense is never not a hit. Whether we’re wrapping it up for our partners or as a housewarming gift, the scent is a universally-adored, bright yet subtle blend of frankincense and cinnamon that smells the way a springtime nap by a river in a Studio Ghibli film feels.

If you're feeling fancy, present it with some fresh studs or a sleek necklace inside [gestures to the rest of this list].

There are plenty of trendy acupressure mats out there, but Shakti Mat is the TikTok-viral mat that started it all. We’re not saying that it will make all of your queen’s problems melt away, but it sure can help.

Wow. You really love this woman, don’t you?

For the woman who makes sleep prep a whole occasion, there's a lavender- and musk-tinged sleep mist for her that will ease her into snoozetown. Spritz it over a pillow, pajamas, sheets, curtains, couches, or maybe that pair of socks you wear too often (shh).

Here’s an idea: Pour your beloved a glass of natural wine, bump up the Enya, and draw her a bath with these bestselling salts inspired by a traditional Japanese onsen. As one of the many pleased Amazon reviewers writes about the bundle, “It does make my skin feel really smooth and soft afterwards.”

No one does kitsch glamor quite like The Madonna Inn, the GOAT of California’s retro roadside love hotels. But even if you can’t swing a trip to the over-the-top oasis, you can still bring a piece of the palace to your partner with one of its signature Bathing Lady dishes. Made by the family-owned, American-made company Mosser Glass—which also provides the iconic Madonna Inn goblets—this versatile babe is yet another iconic aspect of the hotel’s decor that can serve as a catch-all, soap dish, jewelry tray, and whatever else your queen needs.

If you have the supreme privilege of shopping for a witchy, essential oil-savvy girlfriend, consider gifting her Uncommon Goods’ DIY aromatherapy kit. For under a hundo, the kit equips her with all of the oil bases, bottles, botanicals, droppers, and more tools that will outfit her transformation into a full-blown scent alchemist.

Whether she's a skincare fanatic or just needs time to rot in bed after some nonstop hustling, a K-beauty sheet mask will make everything a little bit better. Here's a whole set of hydrogel options that goes to work on brightening, repairing, and rejuvenating while she lays back and does absolutely nothing.

A luxe LED light mask like Therabody's is not only selfie gold, but also lets her experiment with salon-worthy tech at home. In this case, the red light means “go” on reducing fine lines and wrinkles.

Offering nothing but "pure radiance" for your earth angel, this botanical face oil targets fine lines and wrinkles with a formula packed full of plant-based oils. Plus, it doesn’t leave a weird, greasy residue so she can pat some on before running out the door.

For a special occasion or anniversary, no perfumeur gets sex appeal like Tom Ford. With notes of black cherry, tonka bean, and almond, this warm, gourmand fragrance smells like an indulgent dessert.

Buying someone sunscreen is kinda like saying, "I wanna see your face long-term." (Aw!) Supergoop! is one of our go-tos thanks to its non-greasy formula that doesn't leave a white cast. With this gift set, she even gets two best-sellers at once.

There are your garden variety hair tools and then are the kinds of hair tool royalty that feel indispensable. The high-end flamingo pink casing on this straightener lets you know it's in the latter camp. Instead of damaging hair with hot plates, Dyson's heat-controlled airflow design evenly distributes hot air to style and dry her strands at the same time.

When you rent, you don’t have the final say on many things—but you can make some moves and work a bright yellow shower into the scene. This set comes with an organization system that has a fog-resistant mirror, cup holder, and shelf. It doubles as a great gift for you every time you come over to her apartment.

Gua sha isn't just for a snatched jawline, but also for soothing larger areas of the body that could use lymphatic relief. It may sound like a highly specific suggestion, but trust that your wellness-obsessed girlfriend might be into adding this to her post-shower routine. The wooden massage tool is great for relieving muscle pain after a gnarly workout, along with promoting overall relaxation.

Don’t feel intimidated by the prospect of buying a record player. Audio-Technica’s automatic, Bluetooth-enabled turntable is easy to assemble, syncs up to all of your GF’s devices, and costs under $250. The only "assembly" required is extending the table belt onto the motor spool as you place the metal platter onto the center spindle.”

Koss’ Porta Pros are the stuff of legend, and have been making us look cool long before Caroline Polachek rocked them on the cover of Desire, I Want to Turn Into You. They’re lightweight, the sound is bright and dynamic, and they make us feel like the star of a 1985 action movie.

The millennial equivalent of buying a house together.

When we can’t pronounce the name of our cookware, we just know it’s going to be good. Once upon a time, you could only find this particular “Købenstyle” Dansk casserole dish at esteemed vintage cookware shops, but the brand has finally re-released the model for we, the people—and, most importantly, your stew-loving GF.

And now, her dining table has become the main attraction.

A choose-your-own-adventure wine subscription that sends her only the good stuff (really good, newish natural wine) all based on her taste and consumption preferences.

Good-looking fitness watches are very hard to come by. Ideally, you want something minimalist, hard-working, and a design that doesn’t feel oppressive the second you get a little sweaty. Thankfully, the matte black palette of this pick looks sleek on top of a 36-hour battery life and a host of special features specifically suited for runners.

If she spends too many hours scrolling TikTok right before bed, help her kick the phone out of the bedroom with an old-school alarm clock. It’s small but hardworking, and design-minded girlfriends will love having a bit of Braun’s utilitarian style waking her up every day.

From far away it, looks like any other planter. But up close, she's in for a real treat. So go ahead and get her the sentient-looking sidekick made by ceramicist Rami Kim.

If she has an entire eBay portfolio of saved listings for Giotto Stoppino’s Kartell magazine holder, she’ll appreciate the vibe of this powder-coated steel beauty. Its slim silhouette slides into even the smallest of nooks to tidy up her backlog of print issues.

These modular, mouth-blown vases offer a narrow mouth option for tiny buds and a wider opening to support a massive bouquet. The best way to show them in action? Presenting them with some flowers in it already.

The year is 2024, and you're definitely not buying another boring round mirror for the living room. Here's a foam frame with some artful DIY energy that still looks intentional. If she’s clued into the design world, she’ll quickly find wallspace for this conversation piece.

Sometimes a cozy throw blanket conveys everything you can’t put into words: warmth, care, and a huglike sensation. This design is made of ultra-soft alpaca wool and features an autumn-appropriate checkerboard pattern in a handful of neutral hues.

This isn’t the diffuser your mom (or grandma) has hiding around the house. You’ll want to keep this one front and center, thanks to its ridged design. Even better: It’s portable, making it easy to boost the vibes of a room.

Sometimes the best way to encourage adequate hydration is a visual cue. To that end, we hope the floral pattern on this blinged-out water bottle, which is giving dELiA*s glam, will be practically Pavlovian for her. Unless she’s allergic to fun, she’ll be into this.

If she’s into the "glou glou" lifestyle, chances are she has a cabinet full of delicate wine glasses. Encourage her with an upgrade on her decanter. Made of hand-blown glass and an aerator inspured by a badminton birdie (fun!), it comes with a big wooden coaster that also serves as a great trivet in a pinch.

Dansk is one of those brands that spans generations—built for the long haul, the cookware is beautiful in that heritage kind of way. This dish was constructed to seamlessly transfer from oven to table, and easily assumes the role of “dinner party centerpiece” thanks to its stylish speckled finish.

For the storyteller in your life who wants to finally finish that novel sans distractions, may we suggest the dumb keyboard? Freewrite's Traveler offers nothing but a space to tackle her next draft. And you can quite literally only write with it, so there are no browsers, emails, or notifications disrupting her flow. It’s a blast back to the time of pen-and-paper writing, with a modern twist.