Buying for someone who cares about Palestine is easy to get wrong. A generic present misses the point, and a slogan they’d never wear ends up in a drawer. The gifts below are the ones people actually use: things you can wear every day, hang on a wall or carry to work, each with a clear connection to Palestinian culture.
We’ve grouped them by budget so you can go straight to what fits. Everything ships from our UK store with tracked delivery, and orders over £40 travel free.
Palestine gifts under £15
Small gifts work best when they get used. These are all light enough to slip into a card or a stocking, and they’re the kind of thing people keep on them for years.
Keffiyeh Pin Badge
The keffiyeh pattern shrunk down to a badge. It comes in five sizes, from a discreet 25 mm up to 75 mm, and the clutch back holds firm on a coat or rucksack strap.
Gaza Bracelet
Our best-selling piece. Braided nylon cord with a sliding knot, so it fits any wrist. It also comes in packs of up to ten, which makes it an easy gift for a group of friends or a whole family.
Visit Palestine Poster
A nod to the famous 1930s travel poster, printed on stretched canvas so there’s no frame to buy. The smallest size (20 × 30 cm) fits a desk or a shelf.
Palestine Flag Bunting
Twenty small flags on one string, with UV-resistant colours so it can go outside. Good for a fundraiser, a family Eid or a student room.
Palestine Keyring
Stainless steel in a gold or silver finish, so it won’t tarnish in a pocket. A quiet gift for someone who prefers not to wear a slogan.
More small ideas: our full range of Palestine badges and pins starts at £10.99, and most Palestine bracelets sit under £20.
Palestine gifts from £15 to £30
This is where the classics live. If you only buy one thing from this list, make it a keffiyeh: it’s the gift with the deepest meaning and the one people wear most.
Black Keffiyeh
At 110 × 110 cm it’s big enough to wear as a scarf, a shawl or a head wrap. Black goes with everything, which makes it the safest choice if you don’t know their style.
Palestine Map Necklace
316L stainless steel, which is what you want for a necklace worn daily: it doesn’t go green and it’s kind to sensitive skin. The 45 cm chain has an extender.
Palestine 1934 Coin Pendant
Modelled on a coin minted in Palestine in the 1930s. It’s history you can wear, and it comes in six finishes from silver to gold.
Keffiyeh Tote Bag
A 38 × 64 cm tote with the keffiyeh print, big enough for a laptop or the weekly shop. It gets seen far more than a badge does.
Palestine Fabric Bracelet
Soft cotton in grey, green, black, red or Palestinian designs. A gentler alternative to cord for people who find braided bracelets scratchy.
Palestine Prayer Beads (Tasbih)
Faceted beads with metal details in two designs. A thoughtful gift for a Muslim friend or relative, and one that’s often kept for a long time.
Not sure which keffiyeh colour to pick? Our guide to the keffiyeh explains what the pattern means and how to wear it, and the full keffiyeh collection has more than twenty colours.
Palestine gifts over £30
For a birthday, a big Christmas present or a “thank you” that needs to land. Clothing is the safest bet here, as long as you know their size.
Gaza Design Jumper
A warm jumper in six colours and sizes from XS to 3XL. It’s an easy gift to get right: the fit is relaxed, and the design is clear without shouting.
Palestine Football Shirt
Breathable polyester with a regular sports fit, so it works on the pitch as well as in the stands. Adult sizes go from XXS to 6XL, and there are kids’ sizes too.
Arabic Calligraphy T-Shirt
“Palestine” in Arabic script on soft cotton. It’s for the person who’d rather wear art than a slogan, and the unisex cut runs from S to 4XL.
Keffiyeh Bag
A zipped bag in the keffiyeh pattern, in two sizes. It’s tough enough for daily use and makes a good present for someone heading off to uni.
Browse the rest of our Palestine hoodies and jumpers or the full Palestine clothing range for more ideas.
How to choose the right gift
A few things that make the difference between a present that gets worn and one that doesn’t:
- Think about how visible they want to be. Some people love a bold slogan hoodie. Others prefer a keyring, a coin pendant or a small pin that only those who know will recognise. If you’re unsure, go discreet.
- Clothing needs a size, accessories don’t. If you can’t find out their size without spoiling the surprise, a keffiyeh, a necklace or a bag is a safer choice.
- Add a line about the meaning. A short note on what the keffiyeh pattern or the watermelon symbol stands for turns a nice object into a gift with a story.
- Bundle small items. A pin, a bracelet and a keyring together cost about the same as a jumper, and they feel generous.
Frequently asked questions
How long does delivery take in the UK?
Orders are dispatched within 2–3 working days. Delivery then takes around 10 working days on average, and up to 20 working days during Black Friday and the Christmas period. Every order is tracked, and delivery is free on orders over £40. See our delivery page for details.
Can the person I’m buying for return a gift?
Yes. You have 14 days from delivery to return an item in new condition. Our returns page explains how.
What’s the most popular Palestine gift?
The Gaza bracelet is our best-seller. It’s affordable, it fits everyone, and it’s worn every day. For a bigger gift, the keffiyeh is the most meaningful choice.
Is it appropriate to give a keffiyeh as a gift if I’m not Palestinian?
Yes. People around the world wear the keffiyeh as a sign of solidarity with Palestinians. What matters is knowing what it represents, so it’s worth reading about its history first. Our article on what a keffiyeh is is a good place to start.
Looking for more ways to show support beyond gifts? Read our guide on how to help Palestine.
