Subscription boxes are all the rage these days. They’re like gifts that keep on giving, all year-round. And increasingly, it seems like there’s a subscription box for everyone, no matter what your interests are. We’ve gathered a few favorite subscription boxes that would make great gifts this holiday season.
CAUSEBOX
We’re all about shopping mindfully. But sometimes it’s hard to keep track of what companies operating in an ethical way. CAUSEBOX makes it easy. It’s a seasonal delivery of 6-8 hand-curated products for women. Every product has a story and makes the world better. Offerings include apparel that empowers artisans, jewelry that creates fair trade jobs, wellness products that are sustainably made. Feel good, look good, do good.
Cost: Starting at $49.95
Winc
Everyone has their opinions about wine, their own preferences. Winc is a wine subscription service is taste-tailored, meaning that it incorporates your ratings of bottles you’ve already tried into its process. Subscribers will get the kinds of wine they like — guaranteed.
Cost: Starting at $14/bottle
Blue Bottle Coffee
Have a coffee lover on your list this year? Blue Bottle Coffee is a great option. Each month, you’ll get blends, single origins, and espressos, all sourced by hand from sustainable coffee farms. The subscriptions are fully customizable, so you’ll be able to pick and choose the coffee that’s best for your loved one.
Cost: Starting at $9.50
FabFitFun
Everyone can use products for a life well lived, right? FabFitFun brings the very best stuff to your door every month. That means beauty, fitness, wellness, home, and everything in between, with a total retail value of at least $200. Added bonus: it's a beautifully designed box. A ray of sunshine each time you open one.
Cost: Starts at $49
BarkBox
Why should people hog all the fun when it comes to subscription box? The Bark Box brings a box stuffed with goodies (treats, toys and more) to your four-legged friend every month. Your best friend will thank you.
Cost: Starts at $22
Tyler Wilcox : November 27, 2018
Tyler Wilcox