This new home card is ideal for anyone who likes their congratulations with a side of banter. The joke on the front is playful without trying too hard, which makes it a great pick for friends, family, partners or neighbours who’ll appreciate a bit of cheeky humour. It works really well as a standalone gesture or popped alongside a bottle, candle or housewarming gift to make the whole thing feel more personal. Cards like this are great as they add personality without costing a fortune. Small, funny and easy to give, it’s the kind of extra touch that people actually remember.
A desktop notepad with "Other People's Problems That For Some Reason I Have To Solve" printed on the cover. The perfect desk accessory for anyone who's had enough of everyone else's drama at work.
A pretty little flower dish for rings, earrings and tiny treasures. Keeps the bedside table tidy and looks cute doing it.
A Bluetooth speaker with a built-in phone holder, so you can watch videos or take calls while your music plays. Perfect for desks, kitchen benches, and lazy nights on the couch.
A 16oz glass cup with bamboo lid and straw that basically screams “yes, Mum’s the main character”. Cold brew never looked so smug.
A picture perfect wicker Easter basket set with a gingham liner, crinkle grass, 12 colourful plastic eggs and a bunny charm. Ready to fill and gift.
Novelty cotton socks with a hidden message on the soles that reads "If you can read this, bring me some wine." The ultimate couch companion and a guaranteed laugh at any Kris Kringle or birthday. Comes in multiple colour options.
A heavy-duty mechanical carpenter's pencil with built-in sharpener and 13 colour-coded refills. Marks on timber, concrete, and metal without snapping.
The iconic gold chocolate bunny in a massive 500g size. Half a kilo of creamy milk chocolate wrapped in gold foil with a signature red ribbon.
A super bright USB-C rechargeable tactical torch that’s made for camping, emergencies, and lighting up the backyard like it’s daytime. Comes with a kit style case too.
