7 French Gifts for Christmas Delivered to Your Door Anywhere in the World

Christmas can be a crazy time of year, and as much as we all love getting into the festive spirit, finding just the right gift can be hard. Nobody wants to be accused of not putting any thought into their gifts. And who do you know who actually wants another talcum powder set? I mean, really, that is scraping the bottom of the barrel.

Well, never fear. I have just the thing to get you out of the mire with seven fabulous French gifts for Christmas. They are the perfect pressies for anyone who loves France, wishes they were drinking hot chocolate in Paris, or dreams of living the French lifestyle.

There really is no excuse for getting an unoriginal, boring deodorant set as a gift this year, no matter where it’s from. These seven gift sets will get you off the naughty list and shoot you to the top of the nice list in no time. 

7 French Gifts for Christmas that Ship Worldwide

Angelina Hot Chocolate and Crepes Box

Anyone who’s been to Paris will likely have heard of Angelina’s, as they serve the best hot chocolate I’ve ever had, and that’s saying something. In France, hot chocolate isn’t like it is in other countries. It’s richer, darker, and unapologetically indulgent. Angelina Paris first opened its doors on Rue de Rivoli in 1903, and Coco Chanel was a regular visitor to Angelina Paris. 

The Hot Chocolate and Crêpes Box brings a slice of this indulgence right to your kitchen. Its iconic hot chocolate, rich and silky, is paired with crispy dark chocolate crêpes and chestnut cream, practically made to spread over warm toast or drizzle over desserts. It’s not just food; it’s a taste of Paris.

If you’re looking for retro gifts to please everyone, this box hits all the right notes. It’s a way to share the magic of a Parisian café moment with someone special without the plane ticket. Whether you gift it to a fellow Francophile or keep it for yourself (no judgment here), it’s a little luxury that turns an ordinary day into something to remember.

Emily in Paris Gift Box 

You’d have to live under a rock not to have heard of Emily in Paris. Even President Emmanuel Macron knows the show. Up to Series 4, the show has had huge success, although I’m not sure the Parisians are such big fans. 

If you’ve ever daydreamed about stepping into Emily Cooper’s world, this Ohlala, Emily is Back! Gift Set makes it feel like you have. It’s a perfect mix of Parisian charm and everyday luxury, making it the ultimate treat for fans or anyone who adores a touch of French sophistication.

The French Wink Beret is a nod to classic Parisian fashion—an accessory that Emily herself would wear while snapping photos on the Pont Alexandre III or walking through the colorful streets of Montmartre. 

The Paris, J’Adore! Book takes you deeper into Emily’s Parisian escapades. It’s not just about her fabulous outfits or romantic mishaps—it’s a guide to experiencing the city like a local. 

Of course, this set wouldn’t be complete without something sweet. The Angelina Paris Hot Chocolate is the perfect addition to a night spent re-watching the show. Finally, the Adepte Emily Chain Bracelet, handcrafted in Toulouse, channels Emily’s playful yet polished style.

Whether you’re surprising a friend or indulging yourself, it’s a reminder that a little bit of Emily’s Paris can brighten anyone’s day.

French Gourmet Box 

Few gifts capture the flavor of France quite like this French Gourmet Box. It’s a ready-made taste tour through some of the country’s best-loved treats, all packed into one thoughtful package. Whether you’re treating yourself or someone who adores French food, it’s a fun and flavorful way to bring a little joie de vivre into the kitchen.

Inside, you’ll find a Bleu Blanc Rouge kitchen towel that adds a splash of French flair to any home, along with a scented candle that blends lavender and citrus for a hint of Parisian elegance. There’s a bag of classic Tagada strawberry candies, a nostalgic favorite that’s been a staple in French sweet shops for decades.

The box also includes a baking mix so you can whip up light, golden crêpes or a buttery pound cake with ease, plus a jar of Bonne Maman jam for spreading over fresh bread. Savory fans will appreciate the pâté and crisp mini toasts, while the cheese-filled Gavottes crêpes make a perfect apéritif snack.

Each box arrives in an organic cotton pouch, ready to gift or keep. It’s a delicious slice of French life, perfect for food lovers, travelers, or anyone who dreams of a culinary getaway without leaving home.

Pamper Yourself Gift Box

The French have long mastered the art of self-care. As the festive season approaches, it’s the perfect time to adopt a little of this French art and treat yourself or a loved one to a moment of pure indulgence. The Pamper Yourself Gift Box offers a curated selection of artisanal products that transform any day into a luxurious spa experience.

The products are sourced from Le Silo Bleu, a small family-run business inspired by the landscapes of Normandy. Each gift box is packaged with natural ribbons, tissue paper, and crinkle paper, reflecting a commitment to the environment.

The box includes a bar of handmade cold-process soap in an eco-friendly soap-saver bag that doubles as an exfoliator, and botanical bath salts with a candle so you can drift away into a French daydream as you soak. To complete your spa experience, there is a nourishing lotion bar in a tin that melts upon contact with the skin.

It’s an invitation to slow down, savor the moment, and indulge in life’s simple pleasures. 

Maison Fossier Biscuits 

Biscuits Roses de Reims are a specialty of the Champagne region, dating back to 1690 when a resourceful baker, looking to make the most of the oven’s heat between bread batches, came up with a brilliant idea. He created a special dough and baked it twice, giving us the term “biscuit” or “bis-cuit,” meaning “cooked twice” in French. 

Originally, the biscuits were white, but when he added vanilla for flavor, it left brown spots on the dough. To cover up what he thought was a mistake, he used a natural scarlet dye made from cochineal.

The result? The now-famous Biscuit Rose de Reims. Oblong in shape, lightly dusted with caster sugar, and delicately flavored, they are an ideal companion for a glass of champagne.

Maison Fossier, established in 1756, is famous for its rose biscuits, and this tin of Maison Fossier Biscuits uses their original recipe. If you’re feeling generous, you could buy a bottle of bubbles to go with it.

The New French Kitchen Set

The New French Kitchen Gift Set is more than just a collection of goodies. It’s an invitation to slow down, savor seasonal flavors, and cook the way the French do every day. At the heart of it all is The New French Kitchen by Géraldine Leverd, a beautifully written cookbook packed with recipes that celebrate simple, honest ingredients and timeless techniques.

Géraldine’s recipes are inspired by everyday life in France, from fresh market finds to family favorites passed down through generations. And with this gift set, you can recreate those same flavors in your own kitchen. Each ingredient has been chosen to complement her recipes, making it easier to bring a little French savoir-faire to your table.

Inside, you’ll find a bottle of olive oil infused with Menton lemon that brightens up seafood, salads, and roasted vegetables. There’s a jar of Bénédicta aioli for dipping or spreading, and a tin of Les Mouettes d’Arvor sardines from Brittany, perfect for toasts or light suppers. A jar of bold Dijon mustard adds a punch to dressings and marinades, while a bar of lavender soap captures the scent of Provence and rounds out the experience.

It’s a thoughtful gift for anyone who loves to cook, dreams of France, or wants to bring a little French flair to their kitchen. And once you’ve tried a few recipes from Géraldine’s book, don’t be surprised if Sunday lunch starts feeling a little more like a Parisian bistro.

Angelina Advent Calendar

If you thought Advent calendars were just for kids, Angelina is here to prove otherwise. This year, they’ve taken the tradition to an entirely new level with a stunning calendar filled with the finest gourmet treats.

Illustrated by the talented Benoît Aupoix, it’s a journey into Angelina’s magical Christmas world, where every window opens to a little piece of Parisian indulgence.

You’ll find a little surprise behind each of the 24 doors waiting for you, from Angelina’s signature chestnut cream and crispy gianduja to delicate praline candies, lace-thin crepes, and even their iconic tea. It’s not just about counting down the days; it’s about savoring every moment leading up to Christmas.

Don’t forget to get a copy of the Francophile Christmas Gift Guide