24 Gifts for Star Wars Fans That Are Out of This World

Take a walk on the dark side with this mini-palette of six Pat McGrath eyeshadows, featuring shades of crimson, bronze and amethyst in her legendary, high-payoff formula. It’s completely sold out on her site, but we’ve seen the palettes showing up on eBay.

Do a little dance in this super-soft and comfy onesie, featuring Stormtroopers boogieing the night away under a disco ball. And if this print isn’t your bag, they have lightsabers and Ewoks, too.

Yes, you read that right: a talking Baby Yoda! This 7 1/2″ plush has poseable arms, a sculpted head, and when you give his little body a squish, he makes adorable sounds! Plus, he comes with his bone broth bowl, and a frog for a snack. This is cuteness overload.

And don’t forget you can still get the original Baby Yoda plush for pre-order, with its cuddly, squishy body and its ridiculously adorable face. How could you not?

Don’t have a carbonite freeze kicking around? That’s okay, you can lock Han Solo in ice courtesy of this rubber cube tray, and plop him in a drink of your choice. Just watch out for Leia in her bounty-hunter disguise…

Show your Star Wars spirit in style with this long-sleeve spirit jersey, featuring an all-over starfield pattern and raised lettering across the back, calling out the upcoming sure-to-be blockbuster, Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker.

Everyone needs a good jean jacket in their wardrobe, so why not one that features the iconic vintage movie poster artwork from A New Hope? In addition to Leia, Luke, Han and the gang hanging out on your back, there’s also an embroidered Star Wars patch on the front.

No trilogy movie marathon would be complete without popcorn, so why not pop it in R2-D2? Plus, it pops using hot air, and makes for super easy clean up—just wipe it down when you’re done.

Take aim at the Death Star in this replica of Luke’s helmet, which sports lighting and sound effects that simulate blasts from the enemy—and communications from R2-D2!—either during the Battle of Yavin, or the Battle of Hoth. Your choice!

These classic canvas Alpargata shoes sport a custom, storyboard-inspired AT-AT print from Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back. And the OrthoLite® insole makes them perfect for walking around Galaxy’s Edge at Disneyland.

We love Baby Yoda. You love Baby Yoda. Everyone loves Baby Yoda! Prove your adoration with this lightweight cotton tee with a ribbed crew neck.

The Mandalorian may be the current badass bounty-hunter, but before him was Boba Fett. Now he’s immortalized on a super-protective iPhone case courtesy of OtterBox. You’re welcome.

Make your next wine and cheese night super fancy with this cutting board made of rubberwood and bamboo, and a tempered glass tray featuring everyone’s favorite droid (sorry, BB-8!). Plus, there’s a spot made specifically for the fork-tipped cheese knife to await the tastiest of bries.

You have the cutting board, which would also work great for a picnic, so naturally you should get a picnic blanket to match! When you slide the blanket out of its case, it magically pops open to its intended Death Star shape thanks to a fiberglass frame—and it’s easy to refold and slip back into its case when your picnic is done.

This set of stud-button cufflinks pays homage to one of the most famous moments in Star Wars history. Honor this moment of mutual love and adoration from The Empire Strikes Back by sliding these in your dress shirt cuffs.

Sure, you could get a regular-old boring toaster, or you could get one that imprints the Imperial or Alliance Starbird icon on your toasted bread. If you ask us, that makes for a much better breakfast. It’s sold out on shopDisney, but some have been popping up on eBay!

Darth Vader and his Stormtroopers take center stage on this Star Wars-themed ugly sweater, made of a machine washable blend of cotton and polyester. You’ll win best dressed at the office holiday party for sure.

Want to be a tad more stealth about your fandom? This watch will do the trick. With a dual-eye chrono inspired by Millennium Falcon’s cockpit window, a day chrono window to mimic gunner’s window with cannon fire hand, a seconds hand inspired by the Falcon’s hyperdrive and an overall gunmetal to match its exterior, you can wear this watch with understated Star Wars pride.

Tokyo artist Masumi Ishikawa puts his take on Darth Vader on this dark gray cotton tee, featuring the Sith Lord engulfed in rainbow flames.