The Best Gifts for Harry Potter Fans

This post is chocked full of affiliate links, but these are awesome gift ideas!

So, whatcha getting the Harry Potter fan in your life this Christmas? Sure, you could buy a book? But come on you guys! There are so many amazing options out there, that finding a gift that will blow your special potterhead's mind is going to be easier than ever!




Harry Potter Socks
Gryffindor Tie
Harry Potter Umbrella {I Solemnly Swear...}
Hogwart's Beanie

Color Morphing Mug
Reusable Drinking Cup
Harry Potter Cake Pan

Doormat
Gryffindors Crest Throw
Gryffindor Banner
Harry Potter Room Mates

Quidditch Set
Hogwarts Stamp and Seal Set
Harry Potter's Wand
Harry Potter's Remote Control Wand

9 Harry Potter Charm Necklaces
Funko Mini Harry Potter Mystery Figure
Personalized Diploma

Harry Potter Christmas Ornament
Harry Potter Goodie Basket
Harry Potter Wallet
Slytherin Hooded Bathrobe

Harry Potter Coloring Book
Harry Potter's Magical Creatures Coloring Book
Magic Notepad with Wand
Hogwart's Bookmark Set

Trivial Pursuit: The Harry Potter Edition
Clue The Harry Potter edition
Harry Potter Chess Set


Which of these gifts are your favorite? I think that Chess set is incredible! The bathrobe is pretty fantastic too!

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