Buy the retailer edit as an introduction to twenty brands and the single house for the one they already use (the value multiple on each page says which is which) and for a marriage of long standing the couples' calendars are the ones with a printed valuation and, at Lovehoney, every drawer named.
Step 01
Decide what kind, before what price
The shelf for a spouse is beauty (54%), household items (16%), food (14%) and alcohol (14%) — the same person gets a very different December from each. The picks below name the box to get in every kind; the kind's own page holds the rest. Every beauty box →
Step 02
Then set the number
Of the 149 priced in dollars, 14 come in under $50, 68 sit between $50 and $200 and 67 cost more than that; half are above $185. Under $50 buys chocolate, toys and drugstore beauty; the retailer boxes with the best value multiples sit in the middle band; over $200 is the department stores and the fragrance houses. Compare the price bands →
Step 03
Prefer the boxes that print what is inside
257 of this season's 257 come with the maker's own door list; the rest are bought on the brand's record. For a gift that matters, the list is the difference between a calendar and a lottery — every page says which it holds.
Step 04
Match the size to the person
265 of the 469 are 24-door boxes; 67 are twelve-day calendars, which suit someone who will not open a door every morning. A 24-door box of minis is a month of small things; a twelve-door box is usually the bigger items.
Step 05
Start from this season's, from the ones we have opened
257 of the 469 on this page are 2026 editions and 252 carry a verdict from us; the earlier editions stay listed for the record and the prices. The grid puts this season first.