Gifts · Collection in progress
Regalos for real life.
Our Christmas 2026 edit: little treasures, useful comforts and a taste of Spain.
By Ben Alonso · 13 November 2026 · Preview
A thoughtful place to start
The best starting point for a gift is often an ordinary conversation: what someone uses every day, what they have been meaning to replace or what they enjoy doing with other people. Our first Christmas edit follows that approach. It brings together our family’s experiences and the Spanish and English influences behind Alonso & Dean, with individual product details being added as we confirm them.
For a baby’s first Christmas
Clothes can be both a pleasure to give and genuinely useful to receive. Start with the parents’ preferences, the baby’s current size and the season ahead. Our baby-clothing edit brings together 15 pieces chosen for Oliver from Next, with the reasons behind the shortlist. Explore little clothes and lovely gifts →
For someone who loves a good table
Think of an invitation to share: a carefully chosen Spanish food selection, something to serve it on and a note promising lunch together. Our jamón guide starts with choosing an appropriate format and planning the gift around the person. Bring a little Spain to the table →
For the person who appreciates useful things
A portable battery pack can make a thoughtful gift when it suits the recipient’s devices and routine. Our forthcoming review begins with the pack I already use, rather than a catalogue of unfamiliar gadgets. Read about our everyday power-bank find →
For a little everyday comfort
Footwear is personal, so this is a gift to choose together. Our coming reviews will share my experience of Amazon slip-ons and other shoes, with exact models and fit notes once confirmed. Explore the slip-ons story → · Read the footwear preview →
Set a budget, then make it personal
Choose what you are comfortable spending before browsing. Leave room for delivery and gift wrapping, and check return terms. A smaller present with a handwritten note can say more than an expensive guess. As this edit develops, we will add verified prices and order deadlines; nothing here should yet be treated as a live offer or a confirmed Christmas delivery promise.