Holiday Gift Baskets for Clients
Holiday client gifts are about gratitude and timing. Baskets that arrive before offices close for the holidays, look premium and can be shared by a team are the reliable choice for most businesses.
Ask the SI concierge
We’ve pre-filled it for this occasion. Edit the sentence with details about your person and hit the button for three picks, each with a reason it fits.
What makes a great holiday client basket
- Order early; December cutoffs fill quickly.
- Choose inclusive “season’s greetings” themes over religion-specific ones.
- Tier your list: larger towers for key accounts, smaller boxes for others.
- Ship to offices before they close, or to homes with permission.
- Personalize the card with a line about the year together.
Mistakes to avoid
Avoid alcohol for clients with gift policies, missing office-closure dates, and generic cards. Confirm addresses; many teams are remote.
How the concierge makes this faster
Instead of scrolling hundreds of near-identical baskets, write one sentence the way you’d describe the person to a friend. The concierge pulls out who it’s for, the occasion, interests, dietary needs and budget, ranks basket styles against them, and tells you in one line why each pick fits. Then you buy from the retailer directly. It all runs in your browser and nothing you type is stored.
FAQ
When should I send holiday client gifts?
Early December, so they arrive before offices close.
How much should I spend per client?
Many businesses spend $50 to $150 depending on the account.
Are holiday baskets tax-deductible?
Business gift deductions have limits; ask your accountant.