45 Best Star Wars Gifts That'll Make Fans Want to Shout, “Niamos!”

This little gift combines so many trends at once: It’s a bag clip—which, if you’ve seen the zippers on the bookbags of any kids in your life, you’ll know each one must be adorned. Inside, it contains a miniature book, and kids are flipping for miniature everything. And it’s R2-D2! In addition to the Book of Jedi, there’s also the Book of Sith in a Darth Vader helmet, and also the Book of Grogu in a little hover pram. Ages 6+

That's no moon—it's a Star Wars air-popped popcorn maker in the shape of the Death Star! Fire it up every time the Star Wars fans in your life want to rewatch the saga.

There have not yet been poems written about folks going to bed with visions of a gingerbread AT-AT dancing in their heads, but is there any better holiday treat for a Star Wars fan? At just under 700 pieces, this is the perfect diversion to fill the long days before Christmas. Even better if it’s paired with the LEGO Star Wars advent calendar, which gives them different builds to do each day. Ages 10+

Make the most of those kyber crystals—excuse me, salt crystals—and peppercorns with this set, which looks like the hilts of lightsabers. They're electric and work at the touch of a button, and also have a light at the bottom so users can see how much seasoning they're adding.

An interactive animatronic toy with a soft body for hugging—now that's the best of all worlds. When kids tap Grogu's head, he does one of more than 50 sound and action combos. (He can also stand up on his own, at 10 inches tall.) It's part of a series of Star Wars interactive toys that also includes the Chatter Back Chopper from Ahsoka and the L0-LA59 ("Lola") from Obi-Wan Kenobi. Ages 4+; three AA batteries included

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When you think about it, Star Wars is really all about the helmets. Celebrate all the varieties of headgear with these stemless glasses, which are weighted to prevent spills. They can hold a lot (15 ounces), and you can also get Star Wars glassware in an Art Deco-inspired pattern or as a set of vintage-inspired glass tumblers.

If Dad is the type to let loose a groan-worthy pun, give him this book, which is filled with Star Wars gags. Example: How many rebels does it take to transmit stolen Death Star plans? One ANDOR two. (Get it?) If he can't get enough, there's also this year's Star Wars Dad Jokes Strike Back with even more eye-roll-inspiring gags.

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Star Wars fans can use these as ice cube trays or molds for candy and chocolate. They come in different Star Wars-inspired shapes, including R2-D2, Vader's helmet, and, most importantly, Han Solo frozen in carbonite. (Hilarious!) Made of flexible silicone, they make it easy to pop the ice cubes out.

If cozy is the name of the game, these pajamas, which feature the Star Wars characters all done up in lights, are just the thing. They come in kid sizes and adult sizes, so families can get a matching set. Or, for even more coordinated looks, Old Navy Star Wars Jingle Jammies are also available, featuring a wintry, Hoth-like scene that isn’t overly Christmassy.

Bearskin rugs? Old news. Wampa rugs? The new hotness. At the very least, they're cozier than spending the night in a tauntaun. The rug has a soft-sculpted fiberfill-stuffed head, so it's like a stuffed animal.

This year, LEGO has announced an innovative new system called SMART Play. In these sets, SMART bricks light up and make sounds, and the sounds they make are different depending on which SMART Tags or SMART minifigures they're close to. In this set, for example, the brick would sound like a TIE fighter shooting lasers, or make a glug-glug-glug noise when it’s time for the ship to gas up. It also comes with a SMART figure of Darth Vader. In addition to this set, there are SMART and SMART-compatible sets for the Throne Room Duel, Luke's Red Five X-Wing, the Millennium Falcon, the Mos Eisley Cantina (where the SMART minifigures sing!), Yoda's Hut, the Attack on Endor, and Luke's Landspeeder. (Note: Not all of these sets have the SMART Bricks included—double check!) Ages 8+

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They can use the force ... of their fingers to get these chopsticks to pick up delicious bites of food. They really glow, thanks to LEDs, and you get a set of four pairs in different colors.

This one is for those who really like to switch it up: It comes with seven different blade colors, and 10 kyber crystals that can go into the hilt—different combos make the lightsaber different colors. Ages 4+; three AAA batteries included

This cookbook has the sweetest treats this side of Dex's Diner. Find recipes for Mustafarian Molten Lava Cakes, Dagobah Bog Pie, Cloud City Marshmallows, and Keshian Spice Bread, among others. Want something with more of a holiday twist? There's also a Life Day cookbook.

Celebrate different planets in the Star Wars galaxy with slogans done in a style similar to posters for National Parks. You can get shirts for Endor, Hoth, Tatooine, Kamino, Jakku, Jedha, Nevarro—a big one for Andor fans—and Yavin IV.

Grogu has been Furby-esque from the start, right? It only makes sense that there's a Furby Furblet in his image. Press his head, heart gem, or mouth to activate Star Wars-inspired sound effects, and pair it with a larger Furby and it'll interact. It also has a clip so it can be a backpack charm. Ages 6+

Good Housekeeping Institute toy experts have long been fans of GraviTrax, which lets builders make cool marble runs. Now, it comes in a Star Wars version, reminiscent of the final attack on the Death Star at the end of A New Hope. The marbles can zoom past familiar ships and cannon turrets as they move down the track. Ages 8+

You wouldn't expect soap inspired by Darth Maul to smell nice, but it really, really does (like dragon fruit). This gift box from Dr. Squatch comes with four Star Wars-inspired soaps, each modeled after a different character: Maul, Yoda (lotus leaf), Obi-Wan (thyme), and Darth Vader (chokeberry). And, since always two there are, there's an Episode II set with scents inspired by Luke, Rey, Kylo, and Emperor Palpatine.