30 Best Last-Minute Valentine’s Day Gifts That Still Feel Thoughtful

Want to spice things up (and maybe give them a chuckle)? This X-rated game of pick-a-stick truth or dare will make Valentine’s Day—and at least the next year—way more interesting with your quarantine buddy.

These genius bands are meant to be used at the gym or any time you want to keep your pricey wedding ring safe and sound while still letting the public know you’re taken.

You married a very handsome man—but when he puts on his raggedy sweatpants from grad school? Not a good look. These comfy sweats are a worth-it upgrade.

Here’s a gift for both of you: a massager that more than 7,500 Amazon reviewers are obsessed with. Stress melts away as soon as you relax into this thing, meaning you may never fight again. Maybe.

Fact: Women can never have too many scarves. This one is thick enough for blizzards but its pastel colors make it work into early spring. It also doubles as a travel blanket!

The maroon color makes this classic hoodie on point for Valentine’s Day, and it’s cozy enough for you to steal on the reg. And it’s cheap enough that he won’t have to worry about keeping it in pristine condition—a win for everyone.

Yep, another massager! This one is for the scalp and looks just as good as it feels. She can use it for extra suds on shampoo days—or simply for an extra feel-good moment in the shower.

Speaking of fancy showers, this homemade product breathes new life into dull, dry skin, and even claims to promote hair growth and health. With tons of rave reviews, the curly-haired person in your life will adore the extra thought.

A new wallet for less than $10? Now that’s a smart Valentine’s Day gift for the man who said he doesn’t want anything. (Bonus points if you slide a gift card or two inside before he unwraps it.)

Wanting to keep your partner warm is one of the best ways to say “I love you” without uttering a single word. And this pack of 40 hand warmers is also one of the cheapest. Hiking trip, anyone?

Unlike the rest of his white tees, this one has a more contemporary cut: With slightly longer sleeves, a roomier cut, and a thick neckband, it’s actually cool. His WFH wardrobe needs a refresh, anyway.

This is a slightly cliché gift we can get behind: Surprise them with dark chocolate worth savoring. This heavenly caramel sea salt flavor from Endangered Species will totally delight them, and proceeds go toward wildlife conservation (this bar specifically helps bald eagles!).

A fresh set of brushes—and a convincing Beautyblender dupe—is never a bad idea. Some brushes can get pricey, but this highly-rated set is super affordable and passes for way more expensive.

Slippers + memory foam = easy, genius Valentine’s Day present. There’s no better way to keep her warm for the rest of winter, and she’ll feel like a million bucks padding around in the fleece lining.

Nix low-battery stress for your partner forever more with this smart car charger, complete with an app that ... wait for it ... automatically saves your parking location! No more frantically searching for the car—his phone can do it for him.

If she’s the spacey type (into astrology apps, tarot cards, and the like), this ring is a foolproof present. Both dainty and eye-catching, it’ll add just the right dose of wonder to her jewelry rotation.

One of the best things about staying at a nice hotel? The complimentary robes. This hotel-quality herringbone robe comes in eight colors and will make her feel like her bedroom is a suite at the Four Seasons.

Another bedroom upgrade: silk pillowcases! They’re known to reduce frizzy hair and fine lines—plus, they’re just super comfortable to sleep on. Beat that, husbands other than you.

He’s constantly needing to charge something—his phone, his watch, his AirPods. Now you can get them all done in one place. No more going from room to room looking for a free cord!

This Timex watch looks at least three times more expensive than it is—especially as its leather strap ages. It matches basically any look, meaning he can stand out without second-guessing his outfit.