10 Best Star Wars Gifts (2026): LEGO Millennium Falcon, Black Series Helmets, Funko Rides, Mugs & Monopoly

This is the gift we reach for when we don't know the person's collection but know they like Star Wars. Fill it with something hot and the logo reveals itself, which is a genuinely fun 30 seconds the first time and makes it a great office-desk gift or stocking stuffer. The 20 oz size is generous without being a comedy bucket. The honest caveat: it's hand wash only, so if the recipient is a dishwasher-or-nothing type, the R2-D2 mug below is the safer call.

The R2-D2 mug is a sculpted mug rather than a printed one, and that's why it stands out on a counter full of plain mugs. It's rated 4.8 stars, the highest of our two mugs, and it's built from the kind of ceramic that holds heat well for a slow morning. It's larger than it looks in photos, so it's best for someone with a coffee habit rather than a tea sipper. If the recipient already has a favorite mug they're loyal to, this becomes shelf decor more than a daily driver.

This is the version we'd buy for a family that watched The Mandalorian together and wants a game night out of it. It plays like regular Monopoly with Mandalorian flavor, so it's easy to teach and doesn't require reading a rulebook the size of a novella. The 4.3 star rating is the lowest on our list, and that's mostly purists griping that it's Monopoly with a reskin. For a casual fan or a household with kids, that's exactly the point, and it's still a well-made box.

Funko Rides Deluxe figures are the ones that actually feel like collectibles rather than shelf clutter, and the Mandalorian on an AT-RT with Grogu in tow is a great one to display. It's rated 4.9 stars, our highest score outside the plush line, and it's the kind of gift a Pop collector will recognize immediately. It's not for a kid's toy bin; the piece is meant to stay boxed or on a proper shelf. If they've already got a wall of standard Pops, this is a real upgrade.

The 12-inch Grogu plush is the version we'd put in the hands of an actual child rather than on a collector's shelf. Press the hands and it makes sounds, the fuzzy fabric is genuinely soft, and at $19.99 it's the pleasant surprise of a gift rather than a budget statement. It's rated 4.8 stars because it does exactly what it promises. Be aware that if a kid is younger than the recommended age, the sound mechanism is one more thing to keep clean, so bath time and this plush don't mix.

This sleepy Grogu with the tiny Anzellan is the one for the fan who already has the standard merch and wants something just a little more characterful. The 4.9 star rating tells you it lands well, and it's more of a display-and-cuddle hybrid than a straight toy. It costs about ten dollars more than the Mattel plush, so it makes more sense for an older Star Wars fan or a collector than a toddler. For a colleague you're not close to, this is a little too personal a pick.

This is the Monopoly edition for the deep-cut Star Wars fan who grew up on the original trilogy. It's themed to Return of the Jedi, which is a gift for the fan who'll appreciate the nostalgia and a mild mystery for everyone else. It's rated 4.8 stars and it's the better-made of our two Monopoly picks, with thicker components and a stronger board. It costs more than the Mandalorian version, so it's for the household that will actually play it more than once.

This is our top pick for a reason: it's a real building project with a display payoff, and the 25th anniversary framing gives it a collector's reason to exist beyond being another Falcon. Rated 4.8 stars and sitting comfortably under $70, it's the right gift for a fan who builds and displays rather than collects sealed boxes. The caveat is space: this is not a desk ornament, and if the recipient lives somewhere small, expect a conversation about where it goes.

The SMART Play Millennium Falcon is the pick for a kid or a newer builder who wants the Falcon to do something, not just sit there. It's rated 4.8 stars and it's the more interactive of our two Falcon sets, which makes it a better gift for a younger fan. It costs about twelve dollars more than the anniversary set, so between them, our advice is simple: SMART Play for kids, anniversary set for adults. If you're shopping for a serious collector who wants the display version, this isn't it.

This is the splurge, and it's the one piece on our list that will make a collector's eyes go wide. The re-armored Boba Fett helmet is premium electronic, rated 4.8 stars, and it's the kind of gift that belongs on a shelf or a mannequin head rather than getting worn around the house. It's our best Star Wars gift for the fan who has everything, precisely because it's not a mug or a plush. The honest note: it's over $100, it's strictly for the right person, and it would be a strange surprise gift for someone you don't know well.