29 Best One Piece Gifts for Every Straw Hat Fan

Our top pick for a fan you really want to impress. The Going Merry carries the most emotional weight of any ship in the series, and LEGO's official version includes all five original crew minifigures, so the finished build captures the East Blue era on a shelf. It is a weekend project for a teen or adult fan and the kind of gift they will still have on display years later.

If they have one Luffy Pop, this set fills in the rest of the original crew in one go. Zoro, Nami, Usopp and Sanji stand together in a single box, which looks better on a shelf than a slow trickle of singles and costs less too.

Gear 5 was the moment the whole fandom talked about, and this figure nails the rubbery, joyful pose from the anime. At around $28 it is our pick for the best value collectible: genuine Bandai Spirits quality and nearly six inches tall, for a fraction of what a scale statue costs.

A fan who likes building things will enjoy putting the Sunny together over an evening, lion figurehead and all. Because the parts come pre-colored and snap together, it is a good first model kit for a teenager who has never touched one.

The biggest reading gift on the list, and the right one for someone who watched the live-action series and wants to know what happens next. Twenty-three volumes take them from Luffy's first voyage through the end of Alabasta, enough to keep them reading for months.

Not sure whether a friend will get into the manga? Volume 1 is a sub-$10 test. If they are hooked by the time Zoro shows up, you know exactly what to get them for the next birthday.

For the long-time reader who already owns every volume, Oda's color illustrations are something they probably do not have. This Japanese import is nearly all artwork, so it is a coffee-table gift that does not need translating.

The best gift under $20 here, and a perfect fit for a Sanji fan or anyone who cooks. Every recipe comes with commentary in Sanji's voice, so it reads like a fan book as much as a cookbook, and the dishes are actually doable on a weeknight.

A good way into the One Piece Card Game for a fan who keeps hearing friends talk about it. The deck is legal for play out of the box, so they can show up at a local game store the same week. Pair two different starter decks if you want to give them someone to play against.

Only buy this for someone already deep into the card game; for them, a sealed box is a dream present. Twenty-four packs means an afternoon of opening and real odds at the alternate-art cards they are chasing.

A good fit for a fan who games casually and cares more about story than reflexes. The turn-based combat is forgiving, and revisiting Alabasta and Water 7 through the crew's memories is a treat for anyone who loved those arcs.

For the fan who wants to throw Gum-Gum punches through a hundred Marines at once. Local co-op makes it a fun gift for siblings or roommates who watch the show together, and the disc plays on a PS5 too.

Good for a household where one person is obsessed with One Piece and everyone else just tolerates it. The rules are standard Monopoly, so nobody has to learn anything, and the superfan gets to explain who every character is.

A relaxing project for a fan who likes slow weekends. Every crew member has distinct colors, which makes sorting the pieces easier than most 1,000-piece puzzles, and the finished picture is good enough to frame for a game room.

The straw hat is the series in one object, which makes it a great gift even for a fan who never cosplays. Hang it on the wall, wear it to a convention, or use it for Halloween; the chin rope means it stays put on a crowded con floor.

For an adult fan who likes their merch subtle. The military-style epaulettes and small Jolly Roger details look sharp enough for everyday wear, and the official license means it is made to last.

A great pick for someone who follows the weekly chapters, since the print riffs on the look of a Shonen Jump cover. The Gum-Gum Fruit on the back is a small touch fellow fans will spot.

Every Zoro cosplayer needs a way to carry three swords, and this belt solves it. It is the specific, slightly nerdy gift that shows you know who their favorite character is.

A back-to-school or birthday pick for a younger fan who wants classmates to know what they are watching. The padded straps and roomy main compartment make it a real school bag, not just merch.

The quickest way to claim a bedroom or dorm wall for the Straw Hats. Two big flags for around $20 is good value, and the map print gives the wall more interest than the skull alone.

Bounty posters are one of the series' most recognizable images, and this scroll lines up the crew's in one narrow strip. It fits on a door or between shelves where a full poster would not.

Perfect for a fan with a gaming setup or a dedicated anime shelf. The etched Luffy design glows in whatever color matches their RGB lighting, and it makes a nice nightlight for a younger fan.

Anyone catching up on the anime has hundreds of episodes ahead of them, so a blanket for the couch is a practical gift. It is light enough to bring to a dorm or on a road trip.

Chopper is the fan favorite for younger viewers and the character adults call the cutest in the series. A 10-inch plush is the right size for a bed or a desk, and it is an easy pick when you are shopping for a kid.

A gift that rewards people who know the lore: the swirly fruit that started everything. It works as a couch pillow, and every fan who sees it will get the joke.

The classic Luffy Pop is the safest small gift for any fan, and a natural starter if they do not collect figures yet. It fits easily in a stocking.

Their first morning coffee will reveal the design, a fun little moment for under $20. A nice office gift for a coworker who keeps mentioning One Piece; just tell them to hand-wash it.

Four Devil Fruits in metal, including Luffy's and Law's. They work as party favors for a One Piece birthday, or tuck them into a bigger gift so the recipient can share them with friends.

A practical stocking stuffer for a teenage or adult fan who will actually wear them. Five designs including Zoro and Sanji means a different crew member every weekday.