Holiday season is almost here. And, with major outlets rolling out deals, it's time to kick your gift-giving into high gear.
Whether you're shopping for a few friends or a big staff, or just for a collection of stocking-stuffers, we've got you covered. Check out these 20 budget-conscious gifts for $25 or under:
A photo display set
Price: $4.62
Buy now: DIY photo display set
Photos work on paper, too? Yes, they do! And you can show off your best snaps with this DIY photo display kit, no screens necessary. It comes with frames, mini clothespins and stickers.
A pair of headphones
Price: $4.99
Buy now: In-ear headphones
You can't go wrong with a sleek pair of matte, black in-ear headphones. They're a podcast's dream date.
A set of map pins
Price: $6
Buy now: Map pins
Instagrams aren't the only way to preserve memories. An avid traveler might appreciate a collection of these map pins to remember their journeys.
A reusable Starbucks travel cup
Price: $8.95
Buy now: Reusable travel cup
You could be drinking homemade coffee in this grande-sized reusable cup. But no one has to know that.
A fidget cube
Price: $9.99
Buy now: Fidget cube
Some experts say distraction can enhance productivity. Plus, doesn't this little cube you can play with at work just look cool?
A mini plant
Price: $10 and up
Buy now: Mini planter
Maybe your office doesn't have any windows, but this little guy could warm the place up.
A pair of Maki socks
Price: $14
Buy now: Maki socks
Everyone likes sushi and everyone needs socks, so this pair is a match made in heaven.
A knitted beverage cozy
Price: $5.40
Buy now: Knitted beverage cozy
Warm beverage, warm hand. And, with winter coming, that's a win-win.
An iPhone X phone case
Price: $1.39
Buy now: iPhone X case
What good is an iPhone X without a case? After all, for the price of the phone, you could have seen Billy Joel live in concert 10 times or cruised through the Caribbean. It's wise to protect the investment.
A book about money
Price: $10.54
Buy now: The Laws of Money
Everyone can stand to learn a little more about money. Financial expert and former CNBC host Suze Orman's book "The Laws of Money " can help.
A productivity app
Price: $1.99
Buy now: Forest app
Because apps can be gifts, too. Help someone stay focused and productive with Forest, by Seekrtech.
A popcorn popper
Price: $14.99
Buy now: Microwave Popcorn Popper
Instead of that second cup of coffee, try eating popcorn out of what looks like a coffee pot you can put in the microwave.
A stainless steel-soap bar
Price: $7.99
Buy now: Stainless steel soap bar
Add some distinguished-looking décor to the bathroom, or anywhere, with this stainless-steel soap bar. Supposedly, a creative environment can lead to creative output, no matter where you're working.
A keychain charger
Price: $13.99
Buy now: A keychain charger
Now you can charge up on the go with this convenient keychain addition.
An hourglass
Price: $18.00
Buy now: An hourglass
This chic, magnetic hourglass can help you keep an eye on the time, and, like Warren Buffett, make the most of it.
A bicycle bookend
Price: $19.99
Buy now: Bicycle bookend
These bookends serve as a great and stylish reminder that books can take you wherever you want to go.
An avocado tree starter kit
Price: $20
Buy now: Avocado tree starter
They say millennials can't afford homes because young people buy too much avocado toast. But not if you save your money by growing your avocados yourself! Don't think of this gift as a tree starter kit, think of it as an investment in a future house.
A box of almond toffee
Price: $24.95
Buy now: Almond toffee
Indulge in some crunchy milk chocolate almond toffee! If you're able to eat dairy and nuts, may as well celebrate your good fortune.
A decorative pot
Price: $25.00
Buy now: Decorative pot
This optimist pot is sure to inspire some creativity as well as good feelings about the future.
A Visa gift card
Price: $1 and up
Buy now: Visa gift card
Maybe let the people you love make their own decisions!
Disclosure: These items have been handpicked by our editorial team. CNBC has affiliate relationships with some retailers so in some cases, if you purchase an item from one of our gift guides, we may get a small share of the revenue from your purchase. This holiday season, the proceeds will be donated to the Council for Economic Education, which supports economic and financial education.
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