The short answer: what to give someone who has everything
Give someone who has everything something small that they will use every week and would not buy for themselves. For a person who already owns plenty, that usually means a useful object with a quiet design: a notebook, a stole, a cap, a water bottle, or one well-made tee. Skip the novelty. Choose things that earn a place in a bag or a wardrobe, and price them so nobody feels awkward.
Someone who has everything is rarely someone with no needs. They are people who already bought the obvious things. What is left is the layer of small, well-made items that nobody gets around to buying: the good notebook, the stole for a cold office, the cap that actually fits. That is where a gift lands well.
This guide for someone who has everything only lists things you can actually buy on our shop, with the price as it stands today. No lists padded with imaginary items.
First, decide what kind of person you are gifting
Before you pick a gift for someone who has everything, spend two minutes on these three questions. They save more money than any comparison of products.
- What do they carry every day? A bag, a laptop, a bottle, a diary. Gifts that fit into a carried routine get used.
- What do they wear on repeat? Look at the last three times you met. If it was the same black tee twice, they like simple things. Do not gift a loud print.
- Do they dislike clutter? Then give one good thing, not a set of three okay things.
Gifts under ₹500
If the relationship is friendly but not close, or the budget is tight, this is a comfortable range. Each of these is a real, everyday object, the kind that someone who has everything still reaches for.
Original Notepad, ₹299
A wire-bound A5 notepad with a 300 GSM white cover in the EKVAAR pattern and 120 pages of 70 GSM paper, ruled or unruled. Wire-bound means it lies flat on a desk, which people who write a lot appreciate. Good for a colleague, a cousin in college, or anyone who keeps lists. See the Original Notepad.
Original Notebook, ₹399
Same A5 size and the same 120 pages of 70 GSM paper, but with a black 300 GSM cover carrying the EKVAAR monogram. You can choose ruled or unruled, so ask yourself whether your friend sketches or writes lines. It looks calm on a desk and does not shout a brand at anyone. See the Original Notebook.
Active Cap, ₹499
A lightweight cap with perforated side panels for airflow and clean EKVAAR embroidery at the front. It suits someone who runs, cycles or simply walks a lot in the sun. See the Active Cap.
Hydra Bottle, ₹499
A 750 ml bottle in matte 304 stainless steel, with a vertical EKVAAR engraving, a leak-proof lid and a carry strap. A bottle in 304 stainless steel is one of those things people own three of and still like getting a good one. See the Hydra Bottle.
Original Stole, ₹499
A 20 × 70 inch stole in lightweight poly-woven satin, printed with the EKVAAR monogram over a black-to-grey gradient. It works over a kurta, a shirt or a plain dress, and folds small enough for a handbag. Since it is not sized, it is the safest wearable gift you can give. See the Original Stole.
Gifts between ₹500 and ₹1,000
Here a gift for someone who has everything can move from an accessory to a piece of clothing. The rule stays the same: pick something plain enough that it will not clash with anything in their cupboard.
- Signature Cap, ₹599. A structured cap in cotton drill with the EKVAAR emblem embroidered at the front and an adjustable strap. The strap means head size is less of a worry. Signature Cap.
- DAILY Tee, ₹649. A light, soft crew neck that goes with everything. It is our simplest tee, and the point of it is that it asks for nothing. Available in Rui White, Noor Black, Neel Blue and Agni Red. DAILY Tee.
- CORE Crew Tee, ₹749. A 180 GSM cotton crew tee in a unisex regular fit, mid-weight and soft from the first wear, in all six of our colours. CORE Crew Tee.
Gifts above ₹1,000
For a parent, a sibling, a partner or a close friend, one good layer is the gift that gets worn the most, even by someone who has everything.
- ORIGINAL Hoodie, ₹1,299. A 300 GSM brushed cotton fleece hoodie with a lined hood and front pouch pocket, in a unisex regular fit. It comes in Noor Black, Rui White, Agni Red, Neel Blue, Arav Green and Gulabi Pink. ORIGINAL Hoodie.
- SIGNATURE Sweatshirt, ₹1,149. A 300 GSM cotton fleece crew sweatshirt with ribbed collar, cuffs and hem, in a unisex regular fit. A good choice for someone who finds hoodies too casual. SIGNATURE Sweatshirt.
- EASE Kaftan, ₹1,149. A loose, free-size kaftan in soft woven satin with a V-neck, flutter sleeves and a hidden adjustable belt. Free-size removes the biggest gifting risk. EASE Kaftan.
A simple way to choose, by person
| The person | Try this | Price |
|---|---|---|
| A colleague or a neighbour | Original Notepad | ₹299 |
| A friend who writes or sketches | Original Notebook | ₹399 |
| Someone who travels a lot | Original Stole | ₹499 |
| A person who runs or walks daily | Active Cap or Hydra Bottle | ₹499 |
| Someone who lives in tees | DAILY Tee | ₹649 |
| A sibling, partner or parent | ORIGINAL Hoodie | ₹1,299 |
What makes a gift feel considered
With someone who has everything, you do not need to spend more. You need to show that you noticed something about them. A few habits help.
- Match the colour to their wardrobe. We have six permanent colours: Noor Black, Rui White, Agni Red, Neel Blue, Arav Green and Gulabi Pink. If your friend only wears black and white, choose Noor Black or Rui White and you are safe. Our post on why we only have six colours explains how these were chosen to work together.
- Pick one thing, not a bundle. One product with a clear use beats three small items that will sit in a drawer.
- Prefer unsized items when you are unsure. Notebooks, notepads, bottles, stoles, caps with adjustable straps and a free-size kaftan need no measurements. For everything else, read our guide on how to choose a gift size without asking.
- Write a line yourself. A handwritten note when you hand it over says more than any wrapping. You do not need to add anything else.
What to avoid with someone who has everything
- Loud graphics for someone you do not know well. A quiet piece is easier to accept.
- Anything that needs a perfect fit, if you cannot check. Fitted clothing is a gamble.
- Gifts that create a job. Something that needs assembling, charging or hand-washing on a schedule becomes a small burden.
How buying works
Every piece is made to order in India, which means it is made for you once you reserve it, and shipping is free across India. If you are gifting someone who has everything for a birthday or an occasion, reserve early so there is room to spare.
The idea behind our gifts is the same as the idea behind our clothes: made once, made well, made to stay. If you are buying for someone who has everything, the best thing you can give them is one more thing that will not need replacing.
FAQs
What is a good gift for someone who has everything?
Choose a small, useful object they will use every week, such as a notebook, a stole or a stainless steel bottle. These fit into daily routines, so they do not end up in a cupboard. Keep the design quiet.
What is the cheapest gift on your shop?
The Original Notepad at ₹299 is our lowest-priced item. It is an A5 wire-bound notepad with 120 pages of 70 GSM paper, ruled or unruled.
Which gift needs no size?
For someone who has everything, when you cannot check a size, the notebook, notepad, bottle, stole and caps do not need clothing sizes. The Signature Cap has an adjustable strap, and the EASE Kaftan is a free-size piece.
When should I order a gift?
Each piece is made to order in India, made for you once you reserve it, and shipping is free across India. Reserve early for any date that matters, so there is room to spare.
Ready to choose? Browse the shop and pick one thing they will actually use.
