40 Best Star Wars Gifts for Fans of the Galaxy Far, Far Away

Amp up that Jedi training with an augmented-reality gaming system. Bonus: It comes with a lightsaber. (The Force not included.)

More than a year ago, Hasbro released a throwback Star Wars figurine collection that included this amazingly ridiculous Darth Vader in retro packaging. Now he’s already a collector’s item worth hunting down on eBay.

Using storyboards, behind-the-scenes photography, posters, and drawings, George Lucas explains the genius behind the original trilogy in this impressive coffee-table book from Taschen. And there’s an edition chronicling 1999 to 2005 as well.

If you want officially licensed helmets, this is the best place to start. They also have Boba Fett and the Mandalorian. Pick their favorite.

These books hire the best authors who love Star Wars and get their take on the minor characters of the films. This most recent entry is based on Return of the Jedi, and it’s full of stories both thrilling and chuckle-worthy.

A great Star Wars game? A start to a modern trilogy better than Disney’s last one? Fallen Order is all of the above and our top video game recommendation for fans of the galaxy far, far away.

Listen, we know it’s slim pickings for Andor fans when it comes to official merch. Head to Etsy for this re-creation of Cassian’s iconic jacket from Rogue One.

It looks like the Death Star and it can blast Vader’s theme or “Duel of the Fates” at any time you see fit.

Arguably the best part of the Star Wars movies is the music. Now you can listen on vinyl for even better sound quality.

Maybe your workplace looks down on wearing a Darth Vader helmet in the office. Whatever. Express yourself with these subtle C-3PO socks instead.

For the life of the party, this $5 gift will take their status to a whole new level.

Flip a pancake like Anakin flipped to the dark side. Hopefully your breakfast won’t get burned like he was.

While the prequel trilogy may not be your favorite films in the franchise, give Kamino some credit for being awesome. This vintage-looking poster is only for the people who really get it.

A glass of whiskey, on the Darth Vader rocks, please.

A Death Star, R2-D2, or Millennium Falcon 3D light. These might as well be from the Star Wars universe, because the hologram tech makes absolutely no sense to us. Use it as a night-light for kids or a desk decoration for adults.

Eat a whole stack, then save the galaxy. All in a day’s work.

A nice silk tie that’s subtle enough to wear at more formal occasions.

A replica of the ultimate good-guy accessory. For the casual, the sappy, the hero-loving viewer.

Combining sci-fi fantasy with real-life space exploration on a T-shirt is awesome. But let’s keep it limited to T-shirts.

Released on the same day as the film, this book offers a behind-the-scenes look at the staggering level of creativity required to finish the latest Star Wars trilogy.