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Congratulations! You’ve stumbled upon a perfectly pleasant selection of presents fit for a friend, frenemy, or family member with a penchant for everything from funky to fun.
Below you will find a carefully curated cornucopia of unique knick-knacks, delightful gems, and art-forward, handcrafted goodies from local businesses, small shops, and fantastic Community creators. Items that we selfishly hope to find under the tree, in a stocking, or behind the couch this holiday season (with a refreshingly round number of affiliate links to the evil rainforest (aka: 0).
We hope you find something for yourself or someone else, but most of all, we hope you enjoy!
By James and Karla Murray
Great Bars of New York City, $40
Our friends James and Karla, the authors of Store Front NYC, recently came out with a new book that explores New York’s fabled drinking establishments! Perfect for a bar cart, coffee table, or your bookshelf.
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By Soo Burnell
To the Water, £45.00
Our friend Soo takes us on a poolside journey through some of her most fabulous aquatic works.
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By yours truly
Accidentally Wes Anderson: Adventures, $45
Our biggest Adventure of 2024... We explore 200+ brand new locations across the world. No passport necessary. The perfect gift for... anyone!
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By Tommy Silk
Hidden Landmarks of NYC, $30
Discover dozens of underappreciated landmarks and the stories behind them in this unique history on New York City, written and photographed by the talented Tommy Silk.
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By Adam Woodward
The Worlds of Wes Anderson, $35
Ever wonder what Wes's creative process is actually like? Our friend Adam Woodward dives into the influences and inspirations behind one of the world’s most unique filmmakers.
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By New York Nico
New York Nico's Guide to New York, $35
The “unofficial talent scout of NYC” takes us on a journey through the best of the best of New York City exploring the places, people, and things that make NYC, NYC.
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By Vanessa Grall
Don't Be a Tourist In Paris, $39.95
This is the perfect guide for how to Adventure respectfully while also how to discover the hidden gems and antidotes in the City of Light.
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By Yours Truly
Passport Holder, $18
Don't let that passport travel naked on your next adventure! One of our newest additions to our shop is also one of the most practical: keep your documents organized on your next Adventure!
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By Dip Premium Haircare
Shampoo Bars, $24
Our friends at Dip offer shampoo and conditioner bars that are perfect for travel and great for the environment.
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By Moleskin
Traveller's Journal, $34.95
The perfect journal for keeping your travel notes, itineraries, and memories all in one place.
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By Yours Truly
Motel Keychain, $8
Ask and you shall receive! This charming keychain is one of the top requested items from the AWA Community. Snag yours today...
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By 1LighthouseDesigns
Travel First Aid Kit, $7.98
It's always important to be prepared for your next Adventure, as sometimes, as luck would have it, things happen. Slip this handy dandy travel first aid kit in your carry-on so you're always ready to offer a bandaid to whoever needs it.
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By Hanaduri
Red Travel Book, $13
Our friends at Martha Mae have curated this gorgeous Korean notebook fit for your travel needs and brilliant ideas.
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By Cantonment
Adventure Kerchiefs, $40
These Adventure kerchiefs have a million uses and even get softer after every single wash. (Dexter has also been known to wear these proudly).
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By Camp Wandawega
Camp Poncho, $8
Speaking of preparedness, when it ultimately does get rainy, don't let the weather slow you down and purchase a packable raincoat to quell Mother Nature's potential downpours.
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By Jessica Oreck, Office of Collecting and Design
Treasure Club Subscription, $5 - $20 a month
Every month, a treasure from the amazing Office of Collecting and Design is delivered to your door! From teeny spoons to a bag of small marbles, OCD's delightful mystery envelope is something to look forward to every month.
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By Social Print Studio
Tiny Photo Books, $30
These tiny photo books are perfect for hosting adorable memories. Did we mention they are magnetic?
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By Camp Wandawega
Wandawega Slingshot, $35
You know every child scout had one of these in their back pocket, so why not add this adorable slingshot to your cart. Terrorizing squirrels or adding to your coffee table for a cool decorate piece, your call.
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By NihonBox
Gachapon Subscription, $19.99 a month
Gachapons are charming Japanese capsules and filled with surprise goodies. They are found in little vending machines in Japan, and you can receive up to 6 per month with this fun subscription!
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By Oxford Pennant
Explore Camp Flag, $60
This adorable pennant flag is perfect for every Adventurer no matter if you're outdoorsy or just looking for a cute addition to your wall decor.
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By Camp Wandawega
Wandawega Playing Cards, $15
With all of our travels, we also make sure to have playing cards on us to cure airport boredom. Why not snag this unique set to ensure you're never bored?
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By Camp Wandawega x Tie Bar
Silk Bandanas, $39
Our friends at Camp Wandawega had an epic collaboration with Chicago-based Tie Bar, and their silk bandanas are pretty cool (you should also check out the whole collection while you're at it).
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By the Center of Order and Experimentation
Food Candles, $30 - $95
You can play with your food with these unique and fun candles from our friends at the Center in Chicago. P.S. They have some of the coolest gift wrap and packaging we've ever seen :)
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By Matilda Goad
Engravable Brass Matchbox, $75
This unique gift is perfect for candle lovers, interior design aficionados, or anyone who deserves a unique and personalized knick knack.
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By Very Troubled Child
Travel Bags, $299+
This very cool travel brand has a plethora of unique travel bags made of genuine leather and amazing patterns.
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By Lisa Golightly
Press for Champagne Button, $85 - $200
Echoing one of our favorite AWA photos by Anna Kozar, this IRL "Press for Champagne" button is perfect for entertaining your guests, or when you have a surplus of champagne on hand.
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By Matthew Dickey
Architectural Painting, $700
Matthew Dickey, AKA the Streetscape Curator, creates one-of-a-kind architectural paintings of any building. From your own home to a school or office, this is the perfect sentimental and long-lasting gift.
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By Irene Strange
Crochet Patterns, $4.50+
A DIY project with an adorable result? Count us in! Our very talented friend Irene creates amazing crochet patterns for you to crochet little creatures that'll be sure to put a smile on your face. Perfect for those who are looking for a new hobby!
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By Ace of Sahdes
Lampshades, $595+
The amazing Ivy creates one-of-a-kind vintage lampshades. We have been a fan of her work for a while, and we even had the pleasure of working with Ivy for a Hendrick's Gin lamp. Ivy's creations are truly remarkable!
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By Betty Woodhouse Design
Tickets Prints + Designs, $3.99 - $86.39
Betty's ticket designs have been some of our favorites from the get-go, and has created some awesome stuff for us in the past. Her prints are perfect for any movie-buff out there!
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By Laura Sayers
Paper Goods, £2 - £50
From cards to tiny prints, Laura's work is bound to put a smile on your face. Her attention to detail is outstanding, and her prints make for a great gift to anyone in your life.
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By Little Chonk
Dog Backpack, $120
Maxine the Fluffy Corgi runs around NYC in style attached to her favorite human, and now you can have your BFF with you at all times with this dog carrier.
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By Bixbi Pet
Copy of Drool Magazine Issue 4, $9.99
Dexter may or may not have had a full-spread rating all of Wes Anderson's movies featured in volume 4 of Drool, a magazine dedicated to pets and their people. A perfect addition to your magazine collection.
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By Pet Naturals
Calming Treats, $20
Sometimes Dexter needs to take the edge off, and whenever he needs a little help to relax we turn to these handy dandy calming treats.
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By the TWA Hotel
TWA Dog Leash, $25
This stylish leash kept Dexter looking good throughout our Book Tour, and bonus points for it being by the infamously cool TWA Hotel in NYC.
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By Dogfish Head
Waggies Dog Treats, $10
Though our furry friends can't indulge in their main products, our friends at Dogfish Head joined forces with a nonprofit to create some delicious snacks for doggos.
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By Toyo
Trunk Shape Toolbox, $47
These Japanese steel and colorful toolboxes are not necessarily just for tools, but can also turn any boring household container into something fun and different.
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By Tiny Arms Coffee
Beans & Coffee, $18 - $20
Get yourself some beans and coffee from this charming coffee company with packaging inspired by Wes films and AWA photos (they even have coffee subscriptions).
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By The Hendersons
Vintage Observers Books, $8
Hendersons write "Nothing looks better on a shelf then a collection of vintage observers books," and we couldn't agree more. Snag one of these vintage books to complete your shelf.
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By the United States Lighthouse Society
US Lighthouse Passport Program, $25
The US Lighthouse Program allows you to keep track of (and stamp) lighthouses that you've visited. This is a fun way to keep track of the landmarks you've visited while also supporting lighthouse preservation.
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By Yours Truly
Analog Clock, $25
Have you ever wished to know the time AND the day of the week AND the date of the month all with a single glance? How about all of those features combined with an alarm function and an incredibly satisfying *click*? If so, this beautiful analog desktop clock is just the thing for you!
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By Lin-us
A Drawing Robot, $126
Lin-us is a teeny drawing robot that turns your sketches into a robotic activity! Perfect for your favorite artist or tech enthusiast.
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By the Ansel Adams Trust
Ansel Adams 2025 Wall Calendar, $19.99
Curated from Ansel Adams' most celebrated works, this calendar captures not only the physical grandeur of the American landscape, but also the emotional response it stirred in the namesake photographer.
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