Kris Kindle - love it or hate it, it's sort of a given that it'll come around every year.
Whereas it is the perfect excuse to show to your colleague just what you think of them (good, or bad) it's also another excuse to buy presents, and we all know that's the best thing ever.
Here's a selection of some of our favourites, spanning a whole range of tastes and costs (but mostly suuuuper cheap).
1. How To Be Massive by Aoife Dooley
A compelling read.
You can get this from any good bookshop.
2. These sparkly fairy lights
Because who doesn't want fairy lights, ever? Get these from My Shining Armour.
3. A designated work cup
So pesky colleagues can't steal your shit. Get these from Love The Mug.
Get the office grinch for Kris Kindle? Problem solved. These Grinch socks from Topshop are just €5, and the perfect gift to bestow to a complete Scrooge.
7. Great Chat Up Lines And Even Greater Come Downs
Got a mate who's a little tragic when it comes to love? Then The Gadget Store has you sorted.
Annnnd it's just a fiver.
8. The 'I Would Rather Be In The Pub' Apron
Got a friend who's a bit of a boozehound? This apron from Gift Guru is absolutely perfect.
9. Bop-It
Do you really ever need a reason to purchase Bop-It? Get this one from Littlewoods.
10. A personalised pencil case
Trust us, the office neat-freak would live and die for this. Get yours from The Brilliant Gift Shop.
At present, the jumpers are sold out - but the bombers are coming very soon and the jumpers aim to be restocked very shortly. It all also goes to a great cause.
So, there you have it folks. If you hear of any more dingers then be certain to pass them on!
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