A $100 budget can get you a lot more than a candle and a gift card. From little luxuries people might not buy for themselves to practical upgrades your loved ones can use daily, there are plenty of gifts that feel special without creeping into the triple digits. So, whether you’re shopping for your picky teen sibling, your best friend or the office white elephant party, I rounded up some of our favorite gifts, all for less than $100. Best gifts under $100All of the gift ideas below are products Jattvibe Selected editors have tested or highly rated items we’ve covered in the past. Each product has at least a four-star rating from customer reviews on Amazon and other retailers.Best home and kitchen gifts under $100PopularLego’s botanical sets are some of my favorite gifts to give loved ones for any occasion. I built this orchid set a few years ago (it’s currently displayed in my home) and I was impressed by how easy the instructions were to follow. It’s perfect for the person who loves the interactivity of building it, either by themselves or with another person, and wants something to display on an entryway, bedside, dining or coffee table. It has around 600 pieces and is more than 15 inches tall, so it’s not flimsy. I love my Pura diffuser and recommend it for anyone that wants their home to smell good at all times. The minimalist design blends seamlessly into my apartment and the scent noticeably fills up my home in minutes. I also love that I can set schedules and timers and customize the intensity of my scents using the Pura app.This candle warmer lamp has a glass shade with ridges to add personality to your giftee’s home. It’s highly customizable: They can set it on a timer for two, four, eight or 10 hours, adjust the height to fit candles of different sizes, and adjust the brightness four levels using a dial. It also comes with a light bulb and a spare. When Jattvibe Selected senior editor Shalwah Evans tested it she loved how quickly and evenly it melted the wax of her candles, filling her space with fragrance.BETAThese juice glasses are some of my favorite items in my house, and several of my friends have gifted me the Halloween versions in honor of my favorite holiday (though I intend to buy myself more for the upcoming holiday season). Each glass has a unique, handmade icon like bumblebees, ribbons and cherries to fit their personal style. Keep in mind they’re very fragile and will crack if you fill it with a hot drink (I learned that the hard way).Best beauty and wellness gifts under $100I started using this hair towel two years ago and it’s been my go-to ever since. The microfiber fabric absorbs water instantly, so my hair isn’t dripping wet when I go to style it after a shower. In fact, when I choose to air dry my hair, it’s considerably less frizzy and easier to manage because of this towel. I’ve had this case for more than a year and love to give it as a gift. It’s structured and rigid, so it keeps all of my makeup and tools organized and easy to find when I travel. It also has a carrying handle, zippered closure and removable interior organizer to keep products from getting lost or scattered across a bathroom counter. You can also get it in a mini version.The Nodpod is basically a weighted blanket for your eyes: It applies gentle pressure on your eyes to help you fall asleep faster. I have the original Nodpod and loved it so much that I got the silk version, which is much gentler on my sensitive skin. Plus, as a hot sleeper, I love that the silk feels cool. At first glance, this acupressure mat doesn’t look very comfortable; it’s a piece of padded fabric with little spikes sticking out of it. But when you lie on it, it becomes an at-home solution to back, neck and shoulder pain. “Whenever my back hurts, I lie on this and instantly feel relief,” says Jattvibe Selected reporter Zoe Malin. “It’s great for anyone who sits at a desk all day and drives a lot. I would’ve killed to have this in college when I was hunched over a desk.” This set comes with the mat, an acupressure pillow and a linen carrying case.Soft Services’ buffing bar is one of my favorite products in my shower routine. It exfoliates and moisturizes at the same time, so my skin feels soft and smooth afterward. This set of two bars comes in the brand’s affogato l’orange scent, which is a mix of vanilla, coconut, citrus and espresso.Best food and beverage gifts under $100 Ghia makes some of our favorite non-alcoholic spirits, especially its Berry Apéritif, which has a tart, fruity flavor. Malin likes adding it to plain or fruit-flavored berry seltzers and finds it especially refreshing to drink over ice in warm weather. This gift set comes with a bottle of the Berry Apéritif, a pour spout, cocktail picks, coasters and the brand’s Totem Glass, which I have and love. This olive oil and vinegar duo is a favorite of Jattvibe Selected commerce editor Bethany Heitman, who says it looks and feels more luxe than the standard olive oil or vinegar you’d get at a grocery store. The handmade persimmon vinegar is bright and a little sweet, and the peppery California olive oil is perfect for dipping, drizzling and roasting.I have a huge sweet tooth, and BonBon’s large Swedish candy assortment satisfies any cravings I have. This medium gift box comes with one pound of candy, and you can choose from several mixes, including sweet, sour and gluten-free.This gift set has an assortment of California orchard fruits like apricots, pineapples, oranges and peaches that are candied, then hand-dipped in dark and milk chocolate. Everything comes neatly packaged in a gift box that’s ready to hand over, no wrapping necessary.I got a Trade subscription years ago to help expand my coffee palette and get to know different roasters, and it’s still my favorite gift for the coffee lovers in my life. They can answer a few questions about their coffee preferences and Trade will curate options for them from their list of 500+ craft coffees from U.S. roasters. They can also rate each coffee on the website and get similar coffees in future shipments. The coffee is roasted within 48 hours of shipping and is sent directly from the roaster, according to Trade.Best tech gifts under $100The Airfly, which plugs into the in-flight entertainment’s audio jack and connects to earbuds via Bluetooth, has become a travel essential for several Jattvibe Selected editors. “If you want a gift that will always be relevant to your travel, you should definitely pick up this gadget,” says Jattvibe Selected video producer Josh Rios. “It’s small and has a long battery life for international flights, too.” Your giftee can also pair two sets of wireless headphones using the Airfly Pro 2, so they can watch a movie or listen to music with their travel companion. If your loved one takes a laptop to and from work or school, consider this chic laptop sleeve to keep it from getting scratched or damaged. It’s designed to fit most 13- to 15-inch laptops and has an envelope-style closure to prevent it from falling out. This 3-in-1 charger has wireless magnetic snaps to keep your tech in place when charging. You can use it to charge your phone, Apple Watch and AirPods all at once, and you can fold it and store it away when you’re done.Whether they’re an avid traveler who snaps hundreds of photos while abroad, a dedicated scrapbooker who prefers physical copies of their photos, or a teen who loves to decorate their space, this device lets them print out their favorite pictures. They can connect it to their smartphone or tablet via Bluetooth, and it can print up to 25 photos on a full charge.If your loved one is always glued to their phone, the Brick is a great gift to help reduce their screentime — if they want that, of course. It’s a physical puck and a digital app that removes access to some (or all) of your apps until you disable it. We tested the Brick for months and found it incredibly effective at keeping us off our phones, especially since you can only unBrick your apps by tapping it to the physical device. That means if you brick your phone and leave your house without the puck, you can’t unlock it remotely. A pair of cozy slippers are a must for the winter, and these slip-ons from Hommey (one of my personal favorite bed and bath brands) are chic, cushioned and plush. They’re soft, warm and breathable, so you won’t have to worry about your feet getting hot.If your loved one keeps a personal journal, creates detailed to-do lists or likes to hand-write their notes, this leather journal is stylish and practical. It comes with a 48-page notebook refill that you can secure with the included ribbons. You can also add a custom embossing with your giftee’s name or initials for a more personalized touch. This pajama set won an Jattvibe Selected Wellness Award due to its buttery soft, stretchy and cooling fabric. I’m a hot sleeper no matter the time of year, and these pajamas actually keep me cool throughout the night thanks to their loose, airy fit. Plus, they don’t shrink, pill or fade when I wash them, so they’ve lasted me almost a full year without any wear and tear. This popular travel pillow, which helps keep your neck upright while you rest, is one of Malin’s favorites. “I’m a professional napper — I can fall asleep literally anywhere in seconds, especially while I’m in the car or on the airplane. On family roadtrips, I kept falling asleep in the most uncomfortable positions, and my parents were clearly concerned about my head and neck because they bought me this neck pillow as a gift. I don’t travel without it now,” says Malin, who puts it on immediately when she gets in a car or on a plane. “It’s so supportive and keeps my body in more of an aligned position, so I never wake up feeling tense or sore,” she says. It comes with a small storage pouch.Our editors consider Calpak’s Luka Duffel one of the best duffel bags available. It has a puffy design, simple stitching and monochromatic colorways, plus padded handles and a removable, adjustable shoulder strap. You can use the mini version as a gym bag, work tote or weekender, or choose the standard and large sizes for longer trips (though they’ll cost you more than $100).How I picked the best gifts under $100To find the best gifts under $100, I researched highly rated options across interests like beauty, food, travel and tech, and drew on my own experience as a shopping expert by gathering items I’ve gotten or given as gifts in the past. I also gathered options recommended by Jattvibe Selected editors, including ones we’ve tested in the past. Some of the products were sent as complimentary samples from the brand for testing, some we purchased with our own money. Each option on my final list comes from a brand we’ve previously covered or that our editors have personally tried.Why trust Jattvibe Selected?I’m a commerce editor at Jattvibe Selected who has written gift guides and product reviews for more than seven years. I’m an expert at knowing what makes a good gift and finding the best ones that won’t hit triple digits. Catch up on Jattvibe Selected’s in-depth coverage of tech and tools, wellness and more, and follow us on Facebook, Instagram, X and TikTok to stay up to date.