Nov 19, 2012 4:43 PM

Gallery: Bespoke Tokens: Artful Finds for Precious People

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hulu-plus
Hulu Plus --------- TV addict on your list? Give them the gift of *Modern Family*, *Community*, and back seasons of *SNL*. With a subscription, the giftee can start an episode of *Parks and Recreation* on their smartphone while commuting, then fire up the tablet at home to see how Ms. Knope deals with the sitch. __$8/month__ | [Hulu Plus](http://www.hulu.com/plus)
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wawabots
Wawabots -------- For the kid (or adult) with a nasty disposable water bottle habit, wawabots makes customizable BPA-free jugs. You pick the color, layout, and photo (uploaded from your Facebook or Flickr account). __$25 and up__ | [Wawabots](http://www.wawabots.com/)

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dollar-shave-club
Dollar Shave Club ----------------- Members get a reusable handle and a monthly supply of twin blades starting at—you guessed it—$1 a month. The more discerning (or hirsute) gentleman can upgrade to four- or six-blade models for a few bucks more. __$1 and up/month__ | [Dollar Shave Club](http://www.dollarshaveclub.com/)
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third-generation-furniture
Third Generation Furniture -------------------------- Turn your big kid's broken-down old crib into a cool new lamp. Just salvage a few pieces and send them to Third Generation, which uses colorful modular parts to transform cast-offs into fresh furniture and lighting. __Prices vary__ | [Third Generation Furniture](http://jasonfletcher.wix.com/thirdgenfurniture)

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school-bags-for-kids
School Bags for Kids -------------------- Double your gifting power: Give a savvy niece or nephew one of these backpacks with a laptop sleeve and the company sends a second water-resistant bag stuffed with school supplies to students in Rwanda, Haiti, and here at home. __$59 and up__ | [School Bags for Kids](http://www.schoolbagsforkids.com)
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barkbox
BarkBox ------- Whether they've got a pint-sized Yorkie or a slobbering mastiff, BarkBox will send monthly packages of treats, toys, leashes, shampoo, and even biodegradable poop bags. Ten percent of the proceeds go to local shelters. __$17 and up per month__ | [BarkBox](https://barkbox.com/)

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craft-coffee
Craft Coffee ------------ Craft's staff choose small- batch artisan coffee from around the world through blind taste tests. Each month members receive 12 ounces of primo beans from three different roasters. __$20 per month and up__ | [Craft Coffee](http://www.craftcoffee.com/)
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warby-parker
Warby Parker ------------ Giving something as personal as glasses can be tough, but Warby will send up to five frames for a five-day test-wear. The recipient then sends back the four that didn't make the cut. And it's a feel-good gift: For every pair purchased, the company donates another to someone in need. __$95 and up__ | [Warby Parker](http://www.warbyparker.com/)

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