If you’re in need of some non-toxic gift ideas, I’ve got 50 suggestions for organic and natural holiday gifts for a variety of ages, price ranges, interests, and more.

I hope this guide makes shopping for healthy gifts easier for your this year!

(Keep in mind that all of the prices listed below are before any sales or discount codes.)

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A dog sitting on the Savvy Rest mattress in the bedroom.

This Gift Guide is sponsored in part by Savvy Rest!

Savvy Rest is a one of my favorite non-toxic mattress brands. They not only carry organic mattresses, but also pillows, sofas, bed frames, sheets, and more.

I personally have their Serenity Mattress, which I love—it’s so comfortable. I also have their Afton bed frame, which is a beautiful, minimalistic, solid wood frame that I definitely recommend as well.

I’ve picked out a couple of giftable items from Savvy Rest (linked below), but I encourage you to check out their full collection to see if anything jumps out at you. If someone you love has hip pain or would just like to add a little *luxury* to their bed, then maybe an organic mattress topper would make a good gift idea. Or if one of your family members is pregnant, a crib mattress could be a great group gift idea. Most of their products are made in the USA and it’s all high-quality and healthy for your home.

Use code THEFILTERY20 to get 20% off when you shop from Savvy Rest.


Splurge-Worthy Gifts Over $150

An infographic of Splurge-Worthy Gift Ideas Over $150 displays ten numbered items, including a dog bed, skincare, a knit blanket, a multi-cooker, hiking boots, cologne, a mini oven, grooming products, a red light therapy device, and a suitcase.

Here are some ideas for sustainable, ethically-made, and organic gifts for your closest loved ones that are worth the extra coin. 😉

1. Dog or Cat Bed from Savvy Rest: Your furry BFF deserves the best! Savvy Rest is one of my favorite brands for organic mattresses and natural furniture. For pets, they have a Savvy Doggy bed and a Savvy Kitty bed, both of which are available in either black or natural (off-white), and either formed or shredded latex. (The formed one has more of a memory foam feel, and the shredded one is more plush and cushion-y.) The Savvy Kitty just comes in one size, but the Savvy Doggy is available in small, medium, or large. You can also choose if you want to include a waterproof liner or not. | $119-$278 Code: THEFILTERY20 for 20% off.

2. Restorative Gift Set from Toups & Co. This one’s for people who try trying to age gracefully! It includes three science-backed anti-aging skincare products, all of which I can personally tell you come with a high-quality, luxurious feel: a Resurfacing Mask, Reparative Serum, and Frankincense Face Balm. Get 10% off with this link.| $187

3. Weighted Blanket from Bearaby: I absolutely LOVE my Bearaby weighted blanket. I’ve had it for years and I use it pretty much every night while I’m winding down on the couch reading or watching TV. Bearaby carries a wide variety of weighted blankets in different sizes, colors, weights, and materials. I personally have the Tree Napper, which is made out of non-toxic, plant-based TENCEL fabric, which is cool to the touch (and it really is!). They also have some made out of 100% organic cotton. | $139-329

4. 4-Quart Slow Cooker Set from 360 Cookware: This slow cooker from 360 is made in the USA out of surgical-grade stainless steel and has zero PFAS or other non-stick coatings. Even better, it’s more versatile than your typical slow cookers: you can take the stock pot off and use it on the stove, too! | $445 (but you can get code THEFILTERY to get 25% off).

5. Hiking Boots From Keen: My husband and I both have Keen hiking boots and we love them. They are one of the only outdoor gear brands that is PFAS-free (since 2018!). They still have waterproof ones, but they’re made without PFAS. They have sizes for men, women, and kids. | $75-220

6. Skin Wellness Consultation with our Esthetician from Annmarie: This would be a great experience gift! In this 1:1 virtual consultation, your recipient will meet with Kate, Annmarie’s licensed esthetician and holistic skin care expert, for a custom experience designed around them. Plus, 50% of the consultation cost can be put toward product afterward! | $300

7. Wonder Oven from Our Place: The Wonder Oven is a PFAS-free 6-in-1 air fryer and toaster oven with steam infusion. Perfect for the person who loves those kitchen gadgets but is trying to ditch the “forever chemicals”! You can air fry, bake, roast, toast, reheat, and broil with this thing. AND it looks great on the countertop, too! | $185

8. The Complete Kit from Jackfir: Even though Jackfir’s natural facial care products are targeted toward guys, I use and really like them. Their Complete Kit comes with everything your man needs for a basic facial care routine—a Daily Cleanser, Moisturizer, Shave Cream, and Under Eye Cream. They’re made with non-toxic and natural ingredients, and are third-party verified by EWG. The brand is inspired by the great outdoors—and more specifically, the Adirondacks! | $153

9. Portable Sauna from Therasage: If you don’t have the space or budget for a big fancy sauna, you can still get the benefits of sauna therapy from this portable one. This is the one I have! It’s got panels of full-spectrum infrared, red lights, and is very low EMF. It can fold up and fit into your closet when you’re not using it! | $1,299

10. Suitcase from Monos: It’s not totally plastic-free, but it is my top pick for low-tox luggage. I actually have two Check-In Suitcases from Monos (one green and one pink) and my husband and I love them. | $311+ (for the Check-In size)


Gift Ideas Under $150

A collage of Gift Ideas Under $150 displays ten numbered items, including a white blanket, a self-care bundle, a food subscription box, hair care, a woman in black athletic wear, a makeup gift set, bath and body products, pajamas, a pillow, and a coffee kit.

1. Organic Cotton Blanket from Savvy Rest: Most of the blankets on the market are made of polyester, which is plastic. I think an organic cotton blanket could make a great gift idea for a variety of people in your life: your mother in law, work wife, new parent friend, or someone else. This herringbone weave one is made in the United States out of 100% organic cotton chenille. It’s completely undyed and made without any pesticides, bleach, or synthetic materials. It’s also versatile, too, so it would fit well with a variety of different living room, bedroom, or nursery aesthetics. | $89 – $189 Code: THEFILTERY20 for 20% off.

2. The Silent Night Spa Box from The Filtery: This self-care focused box is part of a collection of limited-edition gift boxes I put together for The Filtery readers this year. It includes some of my favorite non-toxic products, and yours! From a soothing lavender candle to a restorative matcha face mask, a quiet-mind tea ritual to a grounding room and body spray, this box is all about slowing down and recharging. It comes in a ready-to-gift box, so you can send it straight to your recipient if you’d like. Every box also comes with a plantable holiday card, which you can leave blank or we will hand-write your message for you! Use the code GIFT10 for 10% off + free shipping when you order 2 or more boxes. | $125

3. Thrive Market Membership: This is for the busy person who likes to order their groceries online. Thrive Market carries sooo much stuff, from organic groceries to non-toxic personal care products, supplements, cleaning supplies, and a lot more. It’s a great Amazon alternative! You can gift an annual membership, buy them a shopping credit, or both. | $60 (for an annual membership)

4. Everyday Essentials Collection from Plaine Products: This gift would be good for someone who wants to transition away from toxic personal care products, but doesn’t have the time to do a bunch of research. This Set comes with 4 of the basics: shampoo, conditioner, face wash, and face moisturizer. I personally love their products—they are effective, practical, and pretty much anyone can use them. Plus, they’re refillable! Use code THEFILTERY20 for 20% off. | $85

5. MATE Activewear Set: If your loved one likes working out, you may want to consider an outfit from MATE—one of the most popular brands for non-toxic leggings, sports bras, and loungewear. They use GOTS certified organic cotton (combined with a little bit of spandex for stretch) and non-toxic dyes, and everything is made sustainably in Los Angeles. | $146 (for a leggings + tank set)

6. Icons Collection from DIME: You might consider DIME one of the cool kids on the block when it comes to “clean” beauty these days. This gift set includes some of their best sellers, including their Dewy Day Cream (one of my personal favorites for a daytime moisturizer), Glaze Body Oil (a cult favorite), and 7 Summers Perfume (which I really like the smell of). Use code THEFILTERY for 10% off. | $75

7. Natural Fibers Gift Set from Public Goods: This would make a good all-natural gift for someone in your life who is trying to reduce single use plastic bags and things like that. It comes with reusable cotton bags, ayate fiber washcloths, walnut scrubbers, wool dryer balls, beeswax wraps, and more. (By the way, here’s a member-exclusive deep dive into Public Goods if you’re interested in learning more about the pros & cons!) | $89

8. Staycation 3-Piece Sleep Set from Pact: Pact is one of my favorite places to get organic underwear and clothing (for both men & women) that is actually affordable. I think this 3-piece “Staycation” set would make a great gift. It comes with a robe, sleep tank, and sleep pant, and comes in a few different unique patterns. And it’s 100% organic cotton! | $138

9. Charcoal-Infused Pillow from My Green Mattress: Help your loved one ditch the (plastic) memory foam with this organic latex pillow. It’s infused with charcoal to help reduce odors and moisture, and then encased in organic cotton fabric. It comes with several different certifications for safety and sustainability, including Eco-institute, FSC, GOTS, and GOLS. It’s molded to give a good amount of support while simultaneously contouring to your body.

10. The Clean Coffee Lover Gift Set: This would be a great gift idea for the coffee lover in your life who is trying to reduce exposure to things like microplastics, mold, or other toxicants. I curated this gift box myself, so it includes some of my personal favorite products for getting your daily caffeine fix, including plastic-free brewing essentials, a to-go mug, and certified organic coffee. It also comes with a plantable holiday card, which you can leave blank or we will hand-write your message for you. Use the code GIFT10 for 10% off + free shipping when you order 2 or more boxes. | $150


Affordable Gifts Under $50

A collage of Affordable Gift Ideas Under $50 displays ten numbered items, including candles, socks, coffee, a cast iron skillet, a body scrub, aprons, a book, beeswax taper candles, a makeup kit, and nail polish.

1. Non-Toxic Candles from Fontana: Candles always make a great gift! And I personally really like Fontana Candle Co. They use safe and natural ingredients like coconut oil, beeswax, and plant oils that vary according to the scent. They’re MADE SAFE Certified too, which is one of the most strict third-party certifications for ingredient safety. You could grab a single candle, or if you wanted to do a gift set, you can get a bundle discount on their best sellers, in either 9 oz glass jars or 6 oz metal tins. | $15 (single candle) – $70 (bundle) Code: THEFILTERY15 for 15% off.

2. Socks With A Cause from Conscious Step: It would be a gift guide without SOCKS, am I right?! All of Conscious Step’s socks are Fair Trade certified and made primarily out of organic cotton. They have all kinds of fun designs, and you get to choose the cause that is most important to the man in your life. Choose between water conservation, animal rights, social equality, breast cancer prevention, LGBTQ+ advocacy, kids’ education, and lots more. | $14 – $45 (for a set)

3. Coffee Subscription from Purity Coffee: Purity Coffee is not only certified USDA organic and Smithsonian Certified Bird Friendly, but it’s also free from mold & mycotoxins (a common problem with coffee). With their Gift Subscription, you can pre-pay for 3 or 6 months of coffee, which will be delivered to your giftee monthly. You can choose between ground or whole bean. |$65 (3-month subscription) – $125 (6-month subscription). Use code THEFILTERY for 20% off your first purchase.

4. Cast Iron Skillet from Lodge: I love my cast iron skillet—I use it every day! This would be a great affordable gift idea for someone who loves cooking and would like a piece of safe cookware that will literally last the rest of their life! Lodge is made in the USA and is completely free from toxic PFAS (which is found on Teflon cookware). | $37 (for the 12-inch)

5. Salts of the Earth Body Scrub from OSEA: You probably know about OSEA—it’s one of the most popular body care brands among clean living aficionados. I actually really like this body scrub, and I think it would make a great gift because it’s not something most people would typically buy for themselves as a part of their ‘essential’ body care routine. It does make my skin noticeably softer, but it’s on the gentle side—it’s not too harsh on my skin. Use code THEFILTERY10 for 10% off your first order. | $48

6. Linen Apron from Magic Linen: For the chef in your life, considering getting them a high-quality apron. I actually have a linen bathrobe from Magic Linen and I really love it. It’s lightweight, comfortable, and pretty! They come in a variety of options, including solid colors, patterns, sizes (including kids’!), and designs (like bib, cross-back, etc.). As the name suggests, they’re made off 100% natural linen which comes from European flax, and they are OEKO-TEX certified. | $49

7. Count Down by Dr. Shanna Swan: I think this is one of the best books that explains the problem with hormone disrupting chemicals but without being super science-y or difficult to understand. Dr. Shanna Swan is a researcher, so all of the info is science-backed and based on her own findings, but it’s easy to read. Those who want to have kids at some point will be interested in this book, but it’s also important for literally anyone who cares about their holistic, longterm health and wellbeing. Order from Amazon. | $14-18

8. Vero Beeswax Candles from Obakki: These would make a nice gift for your friend or coworker who loves throwing dinner parties. They are handmade in Mexico out of 100% beeswax by an artisan named Veronica who has been working in the candle industry for more than two decades learning techniques from masters. I love how they have a twisted design that is both unique and classic at the same time. | $34 (for a set of 2)

9. Wyld Notes Fragrance Discovery Set: This is one of the best new brands for all-natural personal fragrance. Their scents are gender-neutral, so you could get this for anyone in your life. This Discovery Set not only includes all five of their signature scents, but you also get a $20 credit to use toward your first full-sized fragrance purchase. (P.S. My personal favorite scent is Timeless Floral.) Use code THEFILTERY10. | $50

10. 15-Free Nail Polish from withSimplicity: For the person who just doesn’t want to give up their manicures, this is one of the safer nail polish brands on the market! They have a variety of different colors and they are free from the most toxic ingredients found in most conventional nail polishes. They’re also vegan, gluten-free, and they donate a meal for each one purchased. Use code THEFILTERY for 15% off your order. | $16


Non-Toxic & Organic Gifts for Babies & Toddlers, & Kids

A promotional collage from The Filtery displays ten numbered Gift Ideas for Babies, Toddlers, & Kids, including building blocks, baby toys, temporary tattoos, lip balm, a wooden train set, play-dough kits, a cape and wand, a balance bike, a play kitchen, and a car counting game.

1. Lovevery Play Kit: Lovevery creates play kits that are specifically designed (by doctors, neuroscientists, and psychologists!) for children’s brain development based on their age. Their products are tested for the presence of chemicals of concern, including heavy elements and phthalates. If you want to Gift a Kit, you can choose how many kits you want to give, and then your recipient has the flexibility to activate their gift whenever they wish (or they can even apply it to an existing subscription). | $80-120 per kit

2. Safe & Snuggly Baby Box from The Filtery: This holiday season, The Filtery is offering limited edition curated gift boxes—curated by yours truly! This one includes organic diaper balm, a plastic-free baby bottle, organic baby wash, silicone bath toys, and an organic cotton blanket. It comes in a ready-to-gift box and a plantable holiday card. You can choose to leave it blank or have us handwrite your message to your recipient so you can send it straight to them! Use the code GIFT10 for 10% off + free shipping when you order 2 or more boxes. | $125

3. Organic Terry Dolls from Bella Luna Toys: These Waldorf-style dolls come in 5 different colors and are the perfect shape and size for a baby to grasp and hold. They’re made in Germany out of certified organic cotton terry cloth and Bioland wool. | $25

4. Funny Natural Lip Balms from Red Barn Botanicals: These weird lip balms come in flavors like Unicorn Toots, Goat Poop, Cow Licks, Horse Breath, Pancake Syrup, and more! They’re made from organic ingredients like coconut oil and beeswax, and are completely free from things like gluten, parabens, and phthalates. They’re cruelty-free, too. | $7

5. Wild Pines Wooden Train Set: This classic wooden toy train set includes a 30-piece track and a bunch of train cars and other scenery details. It’s made from sustainably manufactured rubberwood fiberboard with non-toxic water-based paints.| $126

6. The Little Artist Gift Box from The Filtery: This ready-to-gift box (which was curated by me!) includes several different open-ended projects and art supplies made from safer, non-toxic, and natural materials. From watercolor painting to DIY macrame to planting their own pollinator-friendly garden, this box includes a mix of hands-on activities that inspire creativity and curiosity (without the plastics and synthetic chemicals found in most conventional craft kits). It also includes a plantable holiday card, which you can choose to either leave blank or have us hand-write your message! Use the code GIFT10 for 10% off + free shipping when you order 2 or more boxes. | $150

7. Tidewater Magical Silk Dress Up Set from Sarah’s Silks: This dress-up set comes with a cape, reversible crown, and a mini streamer wand. It’s made out of 100% silk with non-toxic and sustainable dyes, elastic, and wood. No polyester here! Sarah’s Silks carries a collection of other playsilks, streamers, and dress-up accessories, too.| $69

8. Wooden 3-in-1 Balance Bike / Trike: This wishbone bike’s frame is made from sustainably harvested woods and the wheels are made from partially-recycled plastic. It works for ages 1-6 for maximum usage! | $250

9. Classic Wooden Play Kitchen: Skip the plastic play kitchen! This one is made of Birch plywood, stainless steel, and water-based non-toxic finishes. Even the knobs and handles are made from oak and maple wood. It’s made in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, and is truly an heirloom piece that can be passed down to grandkids and their kids. There’s also a refrigerator that goes with it, and you can grab some cookware, dishes, and produce, too! | $439

10. Toy Car Roll from Etsy: This handmade car roll can hold 6 cars and roll up into a small package to fit into pretty much any bag, making it a great toy for taking on the go. The road pattern on the front also serves as a track for your child to drive their cars on before parking them back into their numbered slots. It’s hand sewn and hand screen printed using organic cotton. | $26


Non-Toxic Gifts for Tweens & Teens

A promotional image from The Filtery displays ten numbered Gift Ideas for Tweens & Teens, including a jewelry-making kit, a cosmetic pouch, white sneakers, a cleansing gel, a manicure kit, rainbow socks, a travel bag, a yoga mat, matching hoodies, and potted plants.

1. The Glow & Grow Set for Tweens & Teens from The Filtery: This would be a great gift idea for the Sephora-loving teen or tween! It includes several different skincare and personal care products, but without any of the hormone disruptors, carcinogens, or allergens you’ll often find in cosmetics stores. Each box also comes with a plantable holiday card, which you can leave blank or we will hand-write your message for you. Use the code GIFT10 for 10% off + free shipping when you order 2 or more boxes. | $125

2. Jovy Play Makeup Kit: Jovy is one of the very few brands that offers truly safe, natural, and non-toxic makeup sets for tweens. This Berry Bliss Play Makeup Kit contains 3 dual eyeshadow and blush colors, a lip-gloss, a blush/eyeshadow duo brush, and a makeup bag. It’s made mostly of natural ingredients and is free from parabens, petrochemicals, talc, phthalates, artificial dyes, PEGs, synthetic fragrances, and other concerning ingredients. | $50

3. Sneakers from Allbirds: These sneakers are made from more natural materials than synthetic: 100% Organic Cotton, TENCEL™, bio-based nylon, Sugarcane-based SweetFoam®, and natural rubber. They’re great for everyday wearing and are even machine-washable. I’ve had a few pairs of Allbirds over the years and I always really like them. | $90-140

4. Sea to Skin Cleansing Gel from Activist: This is a fun idea for tweens because it has slime vibes while also encouraging non-toxic personal hygiene and mindful skin care. It’s a bright blue face washing gel that turns to a nourishing, natural cleansing oil as you use it. BTW, here’s my full Activist skincare review. Use code THEFILTERY15 for 15% off your purchase. | $42

5. Dry Gloss Manicure Kit from Bare Hands: A lot of nail polish contains toxic chemicals, but with this Dry Gloss Kit, your giftee can do an at-home manicure that LOOKS like clear nail polish, but is actually polish-free! This is a great gift idea for any chemically-sensitive folks who can’t handle the strong scents of the nail salon. | $42 Use code THEFILTERY for 10% off.

6. Tie Dye Socks: Available in both bold and faded tie dye, these tie-dye crew socks from Maggie’s Organics are made with GOTS certified organic cotton and a touch of nylon and spandex for stretch. Hand-dyed in the USA, each pair of socks features a slightly different tie-dye pattern – and won’t bleed or fade after washing. | $19

7. Dog/Cat Lover Bags from The Tote Project: They have a “Girl’s Best Friend” collection, which features images of girls walking their dogs, and a “Meow Meadow” collection, which features a cute pattern with cats and flowers. Each collection has a laptop case, a cosmetic bag, and a pencil pouch. They are all made out of certified Fairtrade and organic cotton and 10% of profits go toward fighting human trafficking. | $22-75

8. Yoga Mat from Scoria: Whether your college student likes yoga, hot pilates, or something else, a non-toxic yoga mat can be a great gift for their longterm health. Scoria offers a range of designs—from butterflies to planets to florals to plain cork. They’re all made out of natural cork and rubber. (The cork is naturally antimicrobial and it also gets more grippy as you sweat!) | $182 (on sale) – $119 Code: THEFILTERY10 for 10% off.

9. Organic Sweats from Pangaia: Pangaia’s 365 collection includes a variety of hoodies, sweatpants, tees, and tanks that come in lots of different colors. They’re made out of recycled and organic cotton and treated with a finish called PPRMINT™ which is made out of peppermint oil, is naturally antimicrobial, and allows the clothing to stay fresher longer so you can wash it less! A great idea for the college student who has to come back home or go to the laundromat every time they need to do laundry! | $75-$125

10. Easy Care Plant from The Sill: The Sill has a collection of “easy care” plants that are hard to kill. 😆 You can also sort by “pet-friendly,” “air-purifying,” or “low-light,” or you can even gift a 3-month plant subscription. | $59-$200

I hope this guide has helped you find some good gifting ideas!

Let me know in the comments if you have some other gift ideas and maybe I’ll add them. 🙂

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