Around Dulwich's Guide to Christmas Gifts Under £25 From Local Stores

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South East London's independent stores are packed with affordable and unique Christmas gifts. 

Here is Around Dulwich's  round up of some perfect presents all under £25.

 Click on Images for Local Stockist Information.

Be an Angel and shop locally this Christmas.



Camembert Baker, Dulwich Trader, Croxted Road, SE21

Beardy Egg Cups, £10.95, Ed, North Cross Road, SE22

How To Avoid A Lightning Strike, £12.99, Horniman Museum, London Road, SE23

Annie Neill Men’s Socks, £15, Jane Newbery, Dulwich Village, SE21

Gold Plated Silver Stud Earrings, £25, jessicawalkerjewellery.co.uk and Fridays 9–6pm at 30 Dulwich Village, SE21

Pet Bow Tie, £7.99, Jumping Bean, Honor Oak Park, SE23

Women’s Bamboo Socks, £5, Karavan, Lordship Lane, SE22

Children’s Melamine Breakfast Set, £18.75, Lush Designs, Lordship Lane, SE22

House Tea Light Holders, £6 & £16, Mrs Robinson, Lordship Lane, SE22

Pencil Cases, £22 & £25, by Bussey Building based The Pattern Guild from Papa Bear, Nunhead Green, SE15

Chain Bracelet, £16, Question Air, Lordship Lane, SE22

Copper Moscow Mule Mug, £15, Roullier White, Lordship Lane, SE22

Liberty Print Bibs, Reggie B Bibs, £8.99, reggiebbibs.bigcartel.com and Trio, Bellenden Road, SE15

Circus Bookends, £18.99, Wigwam Toy Shop, Rosendale Road, SE21

Adoration of the Dachsi Card, £3, by Pooch London, from local stores

View the original SE Magazines feature here.

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