I don’t want to alarm anyone, but the holidays are only a few weeks away. So, if you haven’t started gift shopping, it’s time to make moves. Historically, a few days before Christmas, I run around the mall like a chicken with its head cut off, frantically searching for any item that my family and friends would love to own. But that was years past, and it’s time I outgrow that bad (and stressful) habit. To help myself out, I’ve rounded up 24 gift ideas that range from the best socks in the entire world (no exaggeration) to special jewelry pieces that will make for a memorable gift exchange. Featured below are my favorite gifts from Aritzia, The North Face, adidas, and Kay Jewelers. They hit every major fashion category for everyone in your circle.

Aritzia is one of those brands that has something for everyone. For the trend-forward dresser, they have items like the striped triangle scarf below. For the classic wardrobe enthusiast, the cashmere crew is the perfect staple (and a favorite of mine). And if you’re looking for something small and practical, they make the best socks in the world (according to me).

Who doesn’t love to unbox a new pair of sneakers during the holidays? This year, adidas has taken over our closets, shoe rotation, and Instagram feeds with its endless release of new colorways and styles that the fashion set adores. Below are six of my favorites, with the SL 72 OG Shoes taking the top spot.

The North Face is always a winter wardrobe staple, especially its 1996 Retro Nuptse Jacket that the whole family can wear. There is a high chance that your family members already have the more neutral winter staples, so try the brand’s TNF signature blue and evergreen.

A core holiday memory of mine is watching television and hearing the “every kiss begins with Kay” commercial as a kid. It painted a picture for me of how romantic and thoughtful gifting jewelry is, and it’s something that has stuck with me ever since. No engagement rings are involved in this small edit, but there are beautiful pendants, earrings, and pinky rings.