What do you buy someone who has everything?

Something they will use up, or a better version of something they use every day. A person who buys their own things rarely replaces the everyday item they already own — which is exactly the gap a gift can fill.

Is asking what someone wants bad manners?

No, and a wishlist is the polite version of asking: they write it down once, whenever they think of something, and you look at it whenever you need to. Nobody has to have the awkward conversation in December.

How do I avoid buying a duplicate?

A shared list where reservations are visible to everyone but the recipient. On Gifthax, when you reserve something it shows as taken to other people — and stays invisible to them.

Gifts for the friend who has everything

"She has everything" usually means something narrower: she buys her own things, so anything you pick, she could have picked first — and probably better.

Two kinds of gift survive that. Consumables, which she will use up and be glad of without having to keep forever. And upgrades — the nicer version of a thing she already uses daily and would not have replaced yet.

Everything here is one of those two, real and in stock in the US. And the honest answer to this whole question: a wishlist. Ask her to make one, and the problem stops being yours.

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Make the list, stop getting guessed at

Save anything from any store to a free wishlist, share the link, and let people buy you things you actually want. Reserved items stay hidden from you, so the surprise survives.

Create your wishlist

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