As we near Cyber Monday, many shoppers will be scrambling to find the best holiday gifts for those special recipients in their lives. Rather than spending hours scouring the net for that perfect gift, we've compiled a list of the Top 5 Websites to Get a Gift this holiday season. Whether you’re shopping for the best deals or the most coveted finds, there’s something for everyone on these sites.
Here's the Top 5 Websites to Get a Holiday Gift
Here's the Top 5 Websites to Get a Holiday Gift
Ten Thousand Villages
Responsible in paving the road for the fair trade movement, Ten Thousand Village is the best destination for the socially conscious shopper. With thousands of unique and handmade artisan items from around the world, from tabletop to jewelry and art, Ten Thousand Villages is the best destination for truly unique and fair trade, feel good gifts for anyone in your life
ETSY
The place to buy one-of-a-kind gifts and handmade crafts, with Etsy gift givers can find that perfect personalized gift for the recipient in the life. Customized gifts with the click of a mouse.
LibaStyle
This virtual salon offers shoppers access to an expertly curated mix of stylish accents for him, her and pet sourced from all over the globe, including including Brazil, India, Nepal, Italy, Kenya, Turkey and more. From one-a-kind personal accessories and housewares to exclusive offerings unavailable elsewhere in the US, each piece has been selected as the epitome of modern chic, perfect for holiday
Overstock
Perfect for scoring designer apparel, furniture, electronics and more at discounted prices, Overstock offers gift givers a more affordable alternative to purchasing brand name gifts.
Hugh & Crye
Because men will NEVER be easy to shop for, Hugh & Crye offers an easy gift giving solution for the man in your life. From shirts to blazers to ties and more, this online shop offers customized sizing based on body types, coupled with responsible sourcing, for a gift you can purchase with confidence.
Happy Holidays!
Thank you for sharing these websites for holiday shopping! I was considering using Etsy because I too have an etsy site and it's nice to help small businesses during this season :)
ReplyDeleteI keep meaning to check out Overstock but never get around to it.
ReplyDeleteLove Love Love Ten Thousand Villages. I spend time in India with MCC (who partners with Ten Thousand Villages) when I graduated high school and saw many of the artisan workshops where MCC sources their items from. The last two cities we lived in had physical stores, I must check and see if there is one near us here.
ReplyDeleteI have only heard of Etsy and Overstock. Thanks for posting these! I need to move away from my go-to... Amazon. :)
ReplyDeletereally appreciate this, I am doing all of my shopping online this year, makes it so much easier for me.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing these! I'm surprised this is my first time hearing about a few of these sites considering how much I shop online.
ReplyDeleteYou know, I only heard of one of these…thanks for the finds!
ReplyDeleteI've shopped from Etsy and Overstock often, but not familiar with the others.
ReplyDeleteEtsy is my favorite of all of these, but I did get a great weight set for my son at Overstock!
ReplyDeleteI should check out Overstock...I like that the shipping is really cheap.
ReplyDeleteSome of these I've used, some are new to me. I'm especially interested in Ten Thousand Village, which I've never heard of before but love the concept. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteI love Etsy they always have some really fun and unique items that you can't get anywhere else!
ReplyDeleteI like Etsy but haven't spent much time shopping on there in a long time.
ReplyDeleteI want to do more shopping online this year, so I will definitely be checking these out. I like handmade and unique items, so I think Etsy and Ten Thousand Villages will be great for me.
ReplyDeleteI use a lot of these websites especially during the holidays.
ReplyDeleteI think I'll get a few things off Etsy this year.
ReplyDeleteI definitely agree about etsy & overstock, but I haven't heard of the others! I'll have to check them out.
ReplyDeleteI definitely need to check out these sites because I had only heard of Etsy.
ReplyDeleteI definitely need to check out these sites because I had only heard of Etsy.
ReplyDeleteI love Etsy and I always forget about Overstock
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing these websites for holiday shopping.. I need to move away from my go-to... Amazon. :)
ReplyDeleteI try to stay away from etsy much as I can. Otherwise, I'd never have ~any~ money. They have too many nice things! :)
ReplyDeleteI love Overstock. I've gotten so many great finds there.
ReplyDeleteLove shopping online, I have been using ebay a lot this year .... and overstock. Love them
ReplyDeleteI've shopped Overstock often and Esty is great finding unique items.
ReplyDeleteEtsy is a big one for me. A ton of unique and personalized gifts can be found there.
ReplyDeleteI like to shop Etsy, it is a great way to get unique gifts
ReplyDeleteEtsy is the only store on there, that I am familiar with, will definitely check out the rest.
ReplyDeleteI haven't heard of a few of these sites, but I do love online shopping. I'll have to check them out!
ReplyDeleteI have never heard of Ten Thousand Villages, but I'll definitely check it out!
ReplyDeleteI do a TON of shopping on Etsy year-round. I love supporting handmade!
ReplyDeleteOverstock and Etsy are amazing.
ReplyDeleteI love Etsy and Overstock but I'm not familiar with the other sites. Looks like I have some web surfing to do. :)
ReplyDeleteI love shopping on Etsy. Such great finds and I love supporting handmade shops.
ReplyDeleteI am going to do a lot of shopping this holiday season online. Thank you for the tips, I always seem to shop at the same place!
ReplyDeletei love etsy. I find the cutest things that i wish i were creative enough to do!
ReplyDeleteThose are great online shopping ideas. I love to shop at Etsy, but oddly I don't think of it for gift giving... thanks for putting that thought in my head!
ReplyDeleteCan you believe the only one I've heard of is Etsy! I love it for all the unique, handmade items you can find.
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