Tiny gifts that fit a pocket

This is the widest shelf on the site because a pocket is the only thing its contents have in common: a jewelry case for a suitcase, a torch on a ring, a card of steel that opens bottles, a set of the world's smallest board games. Two things are worth checking before you order. The first is the battery: a keyring light and a light-up toy run on a coin cell behind a lid, and the federal rule that came in after Reese's Law requires that lid to need a tool or two separate movements to open, which is exactly the thing to test the day it arrives if there is a toddler in the house. The second is airport security: a card multitool with a blade is not hand luggage, however flat it is, and a present that goes in a suitcase is a different present from one that goes in a coat. Where a piece has a blade the page says so.

Everything on this shelf is one of pocket light, fidget, handheld fan, little toy or travel mini, and the Tiny Gifts selection keeps the price, the pack count and the widest measurement on every card so the sums are done before you order.