No.64, the gift, jewellery and homeware shop that opened on Dyke Road in Seven Dials on 1 October, has launched its first Christmas gift guide. It has stocking fillers from £3.50, gifts under £25, £40 and £60, and gift sets from £38 to £102.
In partnership with No.64. This guide is sponsored content. The products and the quote come from No.64’s own gift guide, and we checked the prices against its online shop on 27 October 2026.
A gift guide built around the makers
No.64 was founded by two friends, Amy and Hannah, on the idea that the things people treasure most are the ones with a person behind them. The shop says almost everything in the guide comes from independent makers and small brands, many of them in Brighton and Sussex. We told the story of the opening in our earlier feature.
Co-founder Amy said:
“We wanted the gift guide to feel like asking a friend who knows every maker in the shop. You don’t need to spend a fortune to give something meaningful. A £5 chocolate bar in a stocking can bring as much joy as a pair of handmade earrings. What matters is that it was chosen with someone in mind.”
The guide by budget
The guide is split into price bands. This is a quick look at what sits in each one.
Stocking fillers from £3.50
The stocking fillers start at £3.50 and are aimed at Christmas morning, Secret Santa and small thank-yous. They include cocktail-inspired gummies from Ask Mummy & Daddy, in Passionfruit Martini, Prosecco and Limoncello flavours, from £3.50. The Chocolate Society bars are £5, in flavours including Chai Caramel Latte, Flat White and Peppermint Swirl.
Shortbread House biscuits with Earl Grey or macadamia are £6.50, and Violets Print House hand-painted lemon and coffee prints start at £7.50 for an A5 size. You can browse them on the shop’s stocking fillers page.
Gifts under £25
Mulberry silk scrunchies by Mille Saisons, sewn in small batches in a Sussex studio, are £20. Gold studs and long link chain bracelets run from £18 to £24, and the Eden ceramic range in oyster white starts at £8.50 for a small bowl. See the shop’s gifts under £25 page.
Gifts under £40
A handmade pink ceramic stem vase by KP Studio is £25. The guide says the studio’s slab ceramics are shaped by nature and hand-carved lino prints. A navy star print silk sleep mask from Mille Saisons is £35, Little Nell’s crescent moon droplet studs are £32, and FYG candles in Frankincense & Myrrh or Orchid Noir are £26.
The cosy blanket scarves, in red and mauve, sky blue and pistachio, or chocolate check, are £36.99. Browse the shop’s gifts under £40 page.
Gifts under £60
Me Me Jewellery’s Sunburst Gold Hoop Earrings are £55. The guide says they are made by Michelle, who is based in Hove and trained in Hatton Garden. The earrings come in birthstone versions, from garnet for January to turquoise for December. The Elsie silk scarf in burgundy and gingham from Mille Saisons is £54, the Swan Lake embroidered silk eye masks are £48, and the soft knit scarves in oatmeal, aubergine and dark brown are £46.99.
The shop’s gifts under £60 page has the full range.
Gift sets
For gifts that come ready to give, No.64 has five sets. The Sunday Night Set pairs a Chai Caramel Latte chocolate bar, FYG Orchid Noir hand cream and a navy star silk scrunchie for £38. The Cuban Tobacco & Oak candle and hand cream set from FYG is £39, and The Just for You Set, with a Little Nell slim gold snake chain and peony hand cream, is £41.
The Pistachio Silk Sleep Set from Mille Saisons, with an eye mask and scrunchie, is £55. At the top end, Me Me Jewellery’s Pearl Sunburst Earrings and Bracelet set is £102. All five are on the gift sets page.
The makers behind the gifts
The guide leans on a small group of local makers. KP Studio’s ceramics come from a workshop in Bevendean, where Katie, who has a fine arts background, hand-presses slab ceramics and carves lino prints. Me Me Jewellery is made in Hove by Michelle, who trained in Hatton Garden’s goldsmithing tradition and draws on her travels across Asia. Mille Saisons’ silk scrunchies, hair bows and sleep masks are hand-finished in small batches by Jo in a Sussex studio.
When we interviewed Amy in September, she said No.64 started with six local makers so each story could be told properly, and that more would be added. She also said the shop was planning a preview of artist Alice Humphreys’ newest collection in November, and exploring in-person personalisation of silk eye masks before Christmas. No dates for either are in the guide, so check the shop’s Instagram, @no.64store, before you go.
Visit No.64 in Seven Dials
No.64 is at 64 Dyke Road in Seven Dials, Brighton BN1 3JD. The shop says it is open every weekend in October and Wednesday to Sunday from November. Opening times were not given in the guide.
The full guide is also online at no64store.com, with free delivery on orders over £45. Shoppers can join Club 64, the shop’s loyalty programme. The shop’s website says members earn 3 points for every £1 spent and can redeem points for discounts on later purchases.
ImJustBrighton note. Stock and prices can change before Christmas. When we checked on 27 October, the gold version of Little Nell’s crescent moon studs was showing as sold out online. For more festive plans across the city, see our November and December events guide and report on The Gift at The Old Market.
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