This little prank box is made for people who appreciate immature humour and have no interest in pretending otherwise. On the outside it looks harmless enough, but open it up and the surprise does all the work for you. It’s great for mates, siblings, office jokers or anyone who loves a gift that gets an instant reaction. Because it’s small and cheap, it works brilliantly as a stocking filler, desk gift or extra joke tucked in with something more normal. Silly, rude and very easy to remember, it’s the sort of prank present that does not need much explanation.
Three large vinyl meme stickers with the classic "Can We Fix It? No It's F***ed" design. UV-resistant and built for hard hats, toolboxes, and utes.
A unisex novelty tee with "I'm Not Arguing, I'm Just Explaining Why I'm Right" printed on the front. Painfully accurate for anyone who's ever had a "discussion" on site.
A creepy little desk buddy that holds your controller or phone while making your gaming setup look way more interesting. It’s equal parts useful and slightly unsettling.
A gift set of 10 hot sauces ranked from mild to extreme. Includes flavours like Mango Habanero, Ghost Pepper, and the terrifying Tongue Scorcher. Dare your mates to try them all.
A box of 24 milk chocolate Kinder surprise eggs, each with a mystery toy inside. The ultimate Easter basket filler or party favour for kids.
A cute little personalised pick that feels more special than a plain keyring. With an initial charm, butterfly detail and tassel, it’s the kind of small gift that still looks like you put thought into it.
A sweet little bunny nestled inside a blue teacup with gold trim and pink roses. An adorable Easter centrepiece with serious charm.
A gorgeous 18 inch handmade wreath with pastel Easter eggs, tiny wildflowers, daisies, and mixed twigs. Instantly makes your front door look like it belongs on a home decor blog.
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.