32 Down-to-the-Wire Gifts That Ship Fast and Are Actually Good
You can do this.


Christmas is in one week away, so needless to say, it's crunch time, folks. Not to stress you out or anything, but the time to order those last-minute gifts is now. The deadline has already passed on some retailers' sites but there are still plenty of options that will arrive prior to December 25—from the likes of Shopbop, Nordstrom, and Amazon, to name a few. (In some cases, shipping will cost you a fee at this point, but others are still offering free shipping with arrival by Christmas.)
With Christmas being so very soon, your mind is probably going in a million and one different directions, and figuring out what to buy people is undoubtedly more difficult when you're distracted and busy, so I'm playing elf. I did a deep dive into the best last-minute gifts on the internet and found some great crowd-pleasing ideas that are sure to suit someone on your list. Scroll on to get gifting.
This article was originally published on Who What Wear.
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Allyson Payer is senior editor at Who What Wear, where she started her career in fashion nearly ten years ago. She's currently based in Raleigh, NC, and reports on everything from the latest trends to celebrity style news to red carpet coverage to the best shopping the internet has to offer. Additionally, Allyson ideated The Great Try-On for Who What Wear, based on her desire to show what popular brands' clothes really look like IRL. The series has continued bi-annually since 2020. Prior to fashion, Allyson worked in the entertainment in Los Angeles, but is happy to get to write about fashion and shopping all day now.
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