Oversized comfort t-shirt dress
A simple yet stylish option for effortless relaxation, offering a breezy and unrestricted feel for home wear.
Usually $25–$50
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Gifts for teens
1,148 gift ideas tagged for teens, across 360 categories. Every card opens Amazon.ca or Amazon.com in your store.
Teens change interests fast, and they notice right away when a gift feels aimed at a younger kid. Things they can use with friends usually go over best, like board games for a crowded table or a speaker that fills a room with their own music.
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Oversized stuffed animals
Create a cozy and imaginative play space with a large, huggable friend that can double as a comfortable seat or decorative accent.
Usually $50–$100
Owala SmoothSip Slider
A compact insulated coffee tumbler with a rounded spout and leakproof press-then-slide closure.
$25–$50
OXO Prep & Go Utensils
Full-size stainless steel cutlery that nests into a tidy case for work lunches and picnics.
$15–$25
OXO Sweep & Swipe
A pocketable dry cleaner with a retractable keyboard brush and capped microfiber screen pad.
$15–$25
PackTowl Personal Body
A 25×54-inch recycled-microfiber travel towel balancing body coverage, softness and fast drying.
$25–$50
Padded goalkeeper gloves
Specifically designed for shot-stopping, these gloves provide superior grip and cushioning for goalkeepers.
Usually $25–$50
Paint by numbers for beginners
An ideal introduction to painting for new artists or children, this set features simpler designs with larger numbered areas for easy completion.
Usually $15–$25
Pajama shorts
This cool and comfortable set is perfect for warmer sleepers or summer nights, offering freedom of movement.
Usually $25–$50
Palm rejection drawing stylus
Designed for comfortable and natural creative work, this stylus allows users to rest their hand on the screen without interfering with input.
Usually $25–$50
Pass the Pigs
A pocket-size push-your-luck game where two pig dice land in wonderfully unlikely poses.
$15–$25
Patterned duvet cover
Bring a touch of personality and visual interest to any bedroom with a duvet cover featuring unique prints or intricate designs.
Usually $25–$50
Performance basketball footwear
Designed to provide optimal support, cushioning, and traction for quick movements and jumps on the court.
Usually over $100
Performance batting gloves
These gloves offer improved grip on the bat, reduce vibration, and protect a player's hands during powerful swings.
Usually $25–$50
Performance racquetball racquet
This gift suits an enthusiastic racquetball player looking to upgrade their game with improved power and control.
Usually over $100
Performance tennis racquet
An essential piece of equipment for any player, offering improved control and power on the court.
Usually over $100
Personal electric stand-up scooter
A versatile and fun mode of personal transport for older children and teens, ideal for cruising around neighborhoods or parks.
Usually over $100
Personal water filter straw
Ideal for solo hikers and backpackers, this compact device allows direct drinking from natural water sources.
Usually $15–$25
Petite huggie hoop earrings
These snug-fitting hoops "hug" the earlobe closely, offering a comfortable and understated alternative to larger hoops.
Usually $15–$25
Photo Clip String Lights
Fairy lights with tiny clips that turn printed photos into a glowing wall.
Under $15
Piccolo flute
This small, high-pitched woodwind offers a brilliant and penetrating sound, often used in orchestral and band settings.
Usually over $100
Pickleball training cones
These versatile cones are excellent for setting up drills, marking boundaries, and improving footwork and court positioning skills.
Usually under $15
Plastic saucer sled
An ideal gift for individual thrill-seekers who enjoy fast, spinning descents down snowy hills.
Usually $15–$25
How to choose for teens
- Find out which gaming system they already own before buying a controller or console accessory, since many don't work across systems.
- Choose something social, like a party board game or a portable speaker, so they can use it with friends as well as alone.
- For a creative teen, a film camera offers something screens can't, but add a roll or two of film so it works right away.
- A model rocketry kit suits a hands-on teen who likes building, especially if an adult can help find an open field for launches.
Usually safe to skip
- Toys and games marked for younger ages can feel like a quiet insult at this stage.
- Clothing with slogans or trendy logos goes out of style fast and rarely matches their own taste.
- Gadgets that need a subscription or extra purchases before they work can turn into a letdown.
Questions people ask about gifts for teens
- What do you get a teenager who has everything?
- Try an experience they can share, like a strategy board game for game nights or a film camera that gets them out taking photos. Something new to do tends to beat one more gadget they already own a version of.
- Is a game controller a good gift for a teen?
- It can be a great pick if it matches the console they already have. A second controller also makes it easier to play with friends or siblings, which many teens will actually use.
- What are good gifts for teens who don't play video games?
- Board games, a portable speaker, a film camera or a model rocket kit all work without a screen. Pick based on whether they like hanging out with friends, making things or spending time outside.