61 Best 'Star Wars' Gifts to Buy Fans in 2024

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.

These matching family jammies can get everyone into the Star Wars spirit, and the fact that they're made from OEKO-TEX® certified organic cotton means they're really comfy. They come in sizes for kids, women and men, so everyone can get in on the act.

They don't have to do battle on Jabba's sail barge to get the ice cubes out of this tray — it's made of flexible silicone, so they just pop out. Their beverages will be as cool as Han Solo in carbonite.

Happy Socks are meant to be shown off, and the Star Wars designs are no exception. You can get a three-pack with Darth Vader and Yoda designs, or go for the six-pack gift set with even more characters.

Go from batter to waffle in 12 parsecs. This waffle maker looks like the Millennium Falcon when closed, and also makes Falcon-shaped waffles. It's the best breakfast in the galaxy!

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 them in a Star Wars Christmas Sweater pattern.

Which side are you rooting for? This baseball-style jersey says "Skywalker" across the back, with No. 77 in honor of the year A New Hope was released. You can also get a Sith jersey.

Disney Doorables fans can now add some of their favorite Star Wars characters into their collections. In every Death Star-shaped capsule, there are four characters to unbox, with 25 available to collect across the movies and TV shows. Ages 5+

You've always wanted to be a Star Wars villain — search your feelings, you know it to be true. This strategy board game, for ages 10+, lets you and the other fans in your life step into the role of Darth Vader, Kylo Ren, General Grievous, Asajj Ventress or Moff Gideon. But everyone must choose wisely, because each villain has their own abilities, along with resources and vehicles at their disposal, that they can use to accomplish their individual objective before the other players. An expansion set, Scum and Villainy, adds Boba Fett, Seventh Sister and Cad Bane into the mix. Ages 10+

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In the easy-to-learn, quick-to-play Something Wild, players try to match either numbers or colors on their cards to make sets — though the rules keep changing as the game goes on, and whoever gets the Boba Fett figure has an advantage. There's also a Mandalorian version with a Grogu figure and two Darth Vader editions — one has a black Vader figure and one has a pink one. Ages 6+

This refillable, light-up pen set comes with three iconic colors of lightsabers: red for Darth Vader, green for Luke Skywalker and blue for Obi-Wan Kenobi. But get you write with them without making the "voom voom" noises?

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, Keshian Spice Bread and more. Want something with more of a holiday twist? There's also a Life Day cookbook.

Tamagotchis are back! Droid caregivers can keep him charged and clean, and then can use him to play a series of mini games. You can also get a Grogu version. (And who doesn't want to take care of a little Grogu?) Ages 8+

Who likes their coffee roast a little on the ... dark side? Joffrey's Coffee, a brand familiar to anyone who has been to Disneyland or Walt Disney World, has three new blends inspired by villains Kylo Ren (alluring and bold), Darth Vader (strong and smoky) and Darth Maul (full-bodied and robust). You can also get them individually.

When they're wading through the swamps of Dagobah, it's important to have proper footware. The print for these adult-size Jeffersons water shoes commemorates last year's 40th anniversary of Return of the Jedi, and features an '80s-inspired design. It's part of Native's Star Wars collection, which has many patterns for kids and for adults.

Funko Games developed a new Rivals game system for players ages 7+. In it, players can choose to battle on the light side or dark side, then assemble a team and try to gain control of different planets. A Premiere Kit will get players started, and then they can level up with booster packs of additional characters and locations.

It may be a bucket of bricks, but it can still do make the Kessel Run in less than twelve parsecs. For Star Wars fans, the Millennium Falcon is basically its own character, and this 921-piece LEGO set lets builders re-create it in amazing detail and display it on a shelf. It even comes with a LEGO Star Wars 25th anniversary brick. Ages 18+

Fans already knew Vader had the power of the Force — but did anyone know he can also tell the future? Ask this Vader a yes/no question, press his head and prepare to hear the answer — if you dare. It comes loaded with 40 different responses, and it also has animated digital eyes. Ages 4+

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

A little bigger and more detailed than the retro figures, not as giant or as expensive as the Black Series figures, this Epic Hero Series action figures are just right for those who actually want to play with their star wars characters. Each one comes with its own accessories, and you can get Ahsoka Tano, Darth Vader, Grogu, Luke Skywalker, Paz Vizsla, Sabine Wren, a Stormtrooper or The Mandalorian. Ages 4+