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For some of us, there’s a certain joy in label makers. And school supplies. And planners. And the KonMari Method. If that sounds like you—or someone you know—you’ve come to the right place. These organization gifts will help them control the chaos in their lives and step into 2025 with a sense of tranquility (at least when it comes to their junk drawers and closets).

What to Look for in a Genuinely Great Organization Gift:

  • What’s the clutter bomb-prone area your giftee is always complaining about? See if you can find a smart solution for that always-overflowing junk drawer, work tote or shoe bin.
  • Are they into to-do lists and journaling? If so, look into planners and organizational supplies to help them clear their thoughts (and the rest will follow). If they’re not, skip directly to something functional, like the jewelry roll or Beís Weekender bag.
  • What’s their goal for 2025? Do they want to travel more, feel more organized or on top of work (or reach for a promotion), or feel less stressed at home? That can give you a solid direction for an organizational gift that also sparks joy—and brings them closer to getting what they really want out of each day.

The Best Organization Gifts of 2023:

  1. Clear Sticky Notes, $6 at Amazon (Underline/annotate passages in books without actually writing in ’em!)
  2. Papier Planner, $32 at Papier.com (Our favorite planner ever—seriously.)
  3. Frixion Erasable Marker Set, $12 at Amazon (These really work and don’t tear up the paper in the process!)
  4. Acrylic Dry Erase Calendar, $25 at Amazon
  5. Feed Work Bag, $138 at FeedProjects.com (It’s big enough to hold a 13-inch laptop without feeling bulky, has great pockets and provides 50 meals to kids in need.)
  6. FYY Electronics Organizer, $13 at Amazon
  7. Oxo Expandable Utensil Organizer, $17 at Amazon (It doesn’t seem like a gift, until you realize the strange joy it brings to never have spoons and whatnot rolling around in your drawers.)
  8. Lululemon Everywhere Fleece Belt Bag, $58 at Lululemon (It’s the bag you’re seeing everywhere, and for good reason: It holds everything you need when you’re dashing out the door, minus the bulk—or shoulder pain.)
  9. Boba Tea Pencil Case or Makeup Brush Holder, $7 at Amazon
  10. The Home Edit Workbook, $11 at Amazon (Featuring prompts to help you work through your mess and get things in order)
  11. 10-Piece Drinking Glasses Set, $30 at Amazon (Upgrade their mismatched glasses with something uniform and sleek)
  12. Popflex Dreamsicle Fit Kit Gift Set, $105 at PopflexActive.com (Because there’s a certain joy in a color-coordinated at-home gym set.)
  13. This Worx Car Vacuum Cleaner, $25 at Amazon (No. More. Backseat. Crumbs!)
  14. Bagsmart Foldable Jewelry Roll, $16 at Amazon
  15. Béis Weekender Bag, $98 at BeisTravel.com (On the outside, it’s minimalist chic; inside, it’s loaded with compartments to keep everything in its place—including a separate section for shoes. Plus, there’s a strap so it can attach to your roller bag, making hauling your stuff through the airport a breeze.)
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BONUS: 3 Organization Gifts for Parents They’ll Thank You For (For Years to Come)

  1. Stuffed Animal-Storing Bean Bag, $29 at Amazon (Choose the kid’s favorite animal, and it basically becomes a giant Squishmallow-like chair that stores a TON of their stuffies. My daughter’s holds 30 right now, and she can easily unzip it to swap out which ones she wants to play with at any given time. I’ve recommended it to half a dozen fellow parents.)
  2. LiveMemory Car Storage Box, $19 at Amazon (Fold out the track and let them race their cars back into the bin when they’re done playing. Part toy, part clutter container—everyone wins.)
  3. Loradi Convertible Diaper Bag Tote, $35 at Amazon (The wide open top stays open once unzipped, so you can easily grab your changing pad, snacks or wallet while holding a wriggling baby. Plus, it can be worn as a tote or backpack and has plenty of compartments for every essential (including several that are diaper-width wide, and an insulated pocket for bottles.)

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Author: candacebd

Candace Braun Davison is a writer, editor and recipe developer who divides her time between New York and Florida. She's written articles that have appeared in PureWow, Delish, House Beautiful, Cosmo, Elle, Esquire, Elle Decor, Veranda, Good Housekeeping and more. She's also published and contributed to multiple cookbooks, including a tailgate cookbook specifically designed for USF students. A portion of the proceeds benefitted student scholarships at the university.