Graduation Gift Ideas
It's graduation season again. You might still be wondering what gift you should give to your friend or family member on their graduation day. Graduation is a great accomplishment and truly deserves a thoughtful present.
History By Mail letters make a great graduation gift.
Sands of Time Cufflinks
Whether it's time for a meeting, or you're out having the time of your life, these cufflinks will have you there in up-to-the-minute style. Designed by Joseph Cirincione, each contains a miniature working hourglass, with vibrant blue sand for a pop of color. Makes a groomsman or graduation gift that will be treasured and used time and again. Made in China.
College Team Spirit Coasters
You greet friends with ?Roll Tide? instead of ?hello.? The words ?Boiler Up? make your pulse beat a little faster. If this sounds like you, these officially licensed collegiate coasters will fit right in at your place. Choose your alma mater from more than a dozen football powerhouses, including schools in the Big Ten, SEC, Ivy League, and more. Each piece in the set of four displays one of Erin Rosengren?s colorful drawings of logos, mascots, and slogans, digitally printed onto smoothly buffed wooden rounds. A functional and festive way to show and share the love for your college stomping grounds. Made in Missouri, decorated in New York. Want more options? Check out our College Team Spirit Pint Glasses and College Team Spirit Mug.
College Town Wall Sculpture
The roar of the crowd when the home team makes a touchdown...a post-game cold one at a local watering hole...a stroll around your alma mater on a brilliant fall day. Celebrate your old stomping grounds with this detailed collegiate wall map sculpture. Handcrafted by father-and-son team Dave and Zach Holt from precisely cut plywood, each map is a nostalgic tribute to the stadium and surrounding neighborhood that made your college days special. Handmade in Ohio.
College Football Stadium Bottle Openers
Thirsty scholars can hold the seats from their alma matter's football stadium in the palm of their hands while cracking open a frosty brew thanks to this one-of-a-kind bottle opener. Each opener is officially licensed by its university and engraved with the names of the school and venue as well as the time it was originally in use. Made in Berkeley, California with opener hardware from China.
College Cityscape Embroidered Pillow
Ahh, the comforts of reminiscing about your glory days in college? It would be even more comforting with Josh Seubert?s cushy throw pillow. Officially licensed by schools including the University of Virgina and Cornell University, the accent piece is embroidered with illustrations of the campus? most iconic buildings and landmarks on the front and the school's logo on the back. This pillow will feel especially at home in the rec room of someone who still cheers on their alma mater?s sports team or the dorm room of a superfan in the making. Made in New York. Want more options? Check out our College Cityscape Rocks Glasses and Wine Glasses.
College Cityscape Wine Glasses - Set of 2
No matter where we go, there's always a part of us that stays at our alma mater, just hanging out on the quad with friends or cheering in the stands at the big game. Toast to those good ol' days with this pair of officially licensed wine glasses. Featuring schools such as Cornell and Villanova, they're each printed in reverse colors with hand-drawn, 360-degree illustrations of iconic buildings and landmarks around campus. And after the final sip of your preferred beverage, you'll see the university's logo at the bottom. Gift this set to someone who still rocks their college sweatshirt after all these years, or even a rising freshman who can't wait to attend their dream school. Made in Ohio. Want more options? Check out our College Cityscape Rocks Glasses!
Things They Don't Teach You in School Game
Your edumacation may have taught you important things like what the capital of Moldova is (Chi?in?u) and how many signers of the Declaration of Independence weren't American-born (8). The trivia in this game starts where that fancy book learnin' stops. Why doesn't the Mona Lisa have eyebrows? In what year was shampoo invented? Why do you write Franklin D. Roosevelt and John F. Kennedy with a dot after the initial, when Harry S Truman is written without one? The info is so random that nobody is likely to have an edge, making this trivia game more suspenseful and surprise-filled than most. The 400 fun facts, random factoids, and tidbits of totally useless knowledge spark giggles and chatter in equal measure, adding up to precisely 10.724 tons o' fun. Made in Poland.