29 Best Peaky Blinders Gifts for Shelby Fans

For a fan who has only ever watched on streaming, owning all six series means never losing the show when it leaves a platform. It is also the best way to hand the story to someone new. Check the format on the listing before you buy, since many sets are UK imports.

The book for the fan who pauses scenes to look at the costumes and the sets. It shows how the production built Small Heath, the Garrison and the Shelby wardrobe, so it suits a design or film buff as much as a superfan, and it looks good left out on a coffee table.

If your fan keeps asking how much of the show is real, these two books are the answer. Carl Chinn grew up in Birmingham and has written the definitive account of the actual gangs, which makes for a richer rewatch afterward.

A fit for the friend who answers every question with a Tommy Shelby line. Small enough for a stocking or the gift bag on top of a bigger present.

The show's music, from Red Right Hand onward, is half its identity. This soundtrack from The Immortal Man film is a good pick for a fan who has already seen the series twice and wants the newest chapter on repeat.

For a fan who cooks, this turns a TV obsession into a dinner party theme. It is the kind of book that gets used rather than shelved, which is rare for show merch.

Hand this to the friend who hosts. Forty drinks named for the Shelby world give a watch party a menu, and it costs little enough to pair with the decanter or rocks glasses below.

If you buy one Peaky Blinders gift, the cap is the one people recognize from across the room. This is the official-brand version in proper wool, so it reads as a real hat rather than a costume piece. Measure their head first.

For the man who will wear a flat cap every winter for years, spend the extra here. Real Donegal tweed from Galway lasts, keeps the rain off, and has the texture cheaper caps lack.

A good choice for someone in a cold climate who walks to work or the train. The insulated lining makes it a practical winter hat that just happens to carry the Peaky name.

For a fan who wears a suit to the office or is the best man at a wedding. Only people who know the show will notice them, which is the point.

Pair it with the waistcoat and the outfit is done. The visible gears on the skeleton dial make it a conversation piece, and it suits a groomsman gift for a 1920s-themed wedding.

An easy under-$15 extra for a coworker or teen fan. It goes on keys or a backpack and costs little enough for a Secret Santa.

For the bearded or clean-shaven fan who likes ritual, a straight razor is a real hobby. The strop keeps the edge sharp, and the barbershop look fits the show's world without any branding.

The waistcoat does more work than any other piece in the Shelby look. This one is cheap enough to try and versatile enough to wear with jeans after the costume party is over.

The collarless shirt is the detail most costumes get wrong. Buy it with the waistcoat for a fan who wants to actually dress like Tommy on a Friday night.

Braces were part of every Shelby outfit. These are heavy-duty enough for real wear and switch between clips and hooks, so they work with trousers that have belt loops.

For a Halloween or Gatsby party next week, this saves a lot of shopping. Add the banded collar shirt above and the outfit is finished.

A gift for a partner or roommate who binges the show on a Sunday. It is a joke and a genuinely warm robe at the same time.

The simplest wearable gift on the list, and officially licensed. A safe choice for a teenage or college fan who will wear a show tee every week.

Fans copy Tommy's habit of pouring a glass mid-crisis. These heavy crystal glasses and large ice spheres make a whiskey night feel like an occasion, at a price that suits a coworker gift.

For a fan building a home bar, the decanter is the centerpiece. Fill it before you wrap it and add the cocktail book for a complete gift.

Arthur would approve. With two in the pack, one can go to the fan and one to their best mate, or both into groomsman boxes.

For the fan who would rather have coffee than whiskey. It gets used every morning, which makes it a reminder of you as much as of the show.

The decree every fan knows, for under $10. It suits a garage, bar shed or dorm wall, and pairs well with a bigger gift.

A wall piece for an adult fan who has outgrown paper posters. The magnetic mount means renters can hang it without losing a deposit.

A wall piece with all three Shelby brothers together. The autographs are printed reproductions, so buy it for the display, not as an investment.

For couples or friends who watched the show together, this turns the next evening into an investigation set in their favorite pub. It is a better shared experience than another rewatch.

Under $15 and officially licensed, this is the best small gift here. Fans who play poker get a deck with real weight and gold foil, and collectors get something worth keeping sealed.