29 Best The Office Gifts for Dunder Mifflin Superfans

This is the most complete Office game gift because the in-jokes are everywhere: you move a World's Best Boss mug around the board, buy Toby's desk and draw That's What She Said cards instead of Community Chest. Anyone who has played Monopoly can start immediately, so it works for a mixed family game night. Our top board game pick for most fans.

Michael would be thrilled that Toby is the victim, and so will most fans. The weapons include a Dundie trophy and a poisoned pretzel, and the rooms are spots in the Scranton office, so solving the case is a running joke from start to finish. Great for a fan who hosts game nights and wants something more than trivia.

For the friend who has watched the series more times than they will admit, this is a chance to prove it. Six hundred questions cover every season, and the quick-play format means it fits in a bag for a party or office happy hour. A good choice for competitive fans who know the deep cuts.

The stapler-in-jello dice cup alone makes this worth gifting: it recreates Jim's most famous prank on Dwight from the pilot. Yahtzee is quick to play with two or a crowd, so it gets far more use than a big box game. A fun mid-priced gift for a coworker or a family that plays dice after dinner.

Kevin's Famous Chili becomes a penalty rule in this deck, which is exactly the kind of detail that makes fans laugh. UNO is the easiest card game to get going at a break-room lunch or family gathering, and it costs under $10. An easy Secret Santa or stocking stuffer pick.

Asking 'does your person have a beet farm?' is half the fun of this Guess Who? deck. The 20 illustrated characters go beyond the main cast, so fans will enjoy spotting Creed and Meredith. It makes a sweet couples gift or a cheap add-on for anyone who already owns the bigger games.

A cast collage puzzle is a good way to spend a snowy weekend with the show playing in the background. Aquarius uses thick, cleanly cut pieces, and a collage of familiar faces makes it easier than it looks. A relaxing gift for a fan who already has the mugs and shirts.

Superfan episodes add back scenes cut for broadcast, so even a fan who has seen every episode gets something new. Owning the whole run on Blu-ray also means the comfort rewatch never depends on which streaming service has it this year. The best main gift on the list for a true Dunder Mifflin devotee.

Pam and Angela could not stand each other on screen, but Jenna Fischer and Angela Kinsey are best friends in real life, and this book tells that story alongside years of set gossip. Fans of their Office Ladies podcast will love it most. A warm gift for a sister, friend or coworker you binge-watch with.

This is the book for the fan who wants to know how the show nearly got canceled after season one and how the writers' room worked. Interviews with the cast and producers give it a lot of first-hand detail. It is affordable enough to pair with a mug or a game.

Michael's leadership philosophy is a disaster, which is why this book is so funny for anyone just promoted to manager. It is short enough to dip into between meetings and makes a good companion to the World's Best Boss mug. A great gift for a boss with a sense of humor.

The Office Christmas episodes are a seasonal rewatch tradition, and this illustrated poem puts the whole branch into that holiday spirit. It is funny to read aloud at a family gathering and looks good on a holiday coffee table. Wrap it up as a December birthday or office party gift.

Nothing says The Office like handing someone a Dundie. It is perfect for a coworker who keeps the team going, a friend who hosts the best parties or the person who quotes the show the most. At around $20 this is our favorite small gift on the list, and it gets a laugh in any office.

Dwight insisted he was Assistant Regional Manager; everyone else knew he was Assistant to the Regional Manager. This desk plate is a perfect gag for a coworker who takes their job a little too seriously, or for a new deputy at work. It looks professional enough that it can stay on the desk for good.

Fans remember Jim's prank faxes from 'Future Dwight,' and this notepad makes the joke usable every day. It is useful for to-do lists, and every page is a reminder of Dwight's paranoia. An inexpensive gift for a teacher, coworker or anyone with a cluttered desk.

A button that plays The Office quotes on demand is a dangerous thing to give a coworker, which is exactly why it makes a good gag gift. It is small enough to sit next to a keyboard and ready for any meeting that needs a 'that's what she said.' Under $15 and ideal for a stocking.

Michael bought his World's Best Boss mug for himself, so giving one to an actual manager is both a compliment and a joke. The 15-ounce size suits a big morning coffee, and every fan will recognize it immediately. It is the classic Office gift for a boss or team lead.

The Dunder Mifflin logo is understated enough to bring into a real office without explanation, and fans will smile at it every morning. It is a safe pick when you do not know their favorite character. Pair it with the notepad for a Secret Santa set under $30.

For the fan who drinks their coffee by the pint, this 20-ounce mug carries the show's title card logo. It is officially licensed, dishwasher safe and big enough to double as a pen cup. A reliable, low-cost gift for a teenager or college student who loves the show.

Every Office collection starts with Michael, and this standard Pop is an affordable way to put him on a desk. It is a natural add-on for a manager gift alongside the World's Best Boss mug. Fans who collect Funko will want to pair it with Dwight.

The stapler in jello is the prank that started it all, and this Pop captures Dwight's outrage perfectly. It is one of the most recognizable Office figures, which makes it a strong pick even for fans who do not collect Funko. Great for a desk at work.

The Dwight bobblehead is one of the most recognizable pieces of Office merchandise, and this licensed version lets a fan keep one watching over their cubicle. At 5.5 inches it is small enough for any desk but big enough to notice. A perfect gift for the Dwight fan who reads the security memos.

Dwight's bobblehead on the tree is a little joke a fan will enjoy every December. Hallmark's resin ornament is sturdy enough to come out year after year, and at about $10 it is easy to add to a card or bigger gift. Perfect for an office holiday swap.

Building the Scranton branch brick by brick is a great project for a fan who enjoys Lego-style sets. The three minifigures come with their own workspaces, and details like Pam's watercolor of the office building reward close watchers. A strong main gift for teens and adults who like to build.

Twenty-four days of tiny Dunder Mifflin employees is the best kind of December routine for a fan. Give it before December 1 so they can open a door each morning, then keep the minis on the desk all year. A fun early holiday gift for a coworker or partner.

Wearing the Dunder Mifflin logo is like a secret handshake: fans spot it across a room. This licensed hoodie has a double-lined hood and pouch pocket, so it is warm enough for winter rewatch weekends. A good gift for a teen, partner or college student.

A plain Dunder Mifflin logo tee is the easiest way to wear the fandom without being loud about it. It is lightweight, licensed and affordable, which makes it an easy birthday gift for a brother or friend. Choose the hoodie instead if they run cold.

Schrute Farms socks are a great small gift for the fan who wants a quiet nod to the beet farm under their work trousers. The three-pack includes Dunder Mifflin designs and show quotes, and it fits most men's sizes. A great stocking stuffer for a dad or husband who rewatches nightly.

Rewatching The Office for the tenth time calls for a blanket, and this one is covered in icons from the show. The fleece is soft and lightweight, and the 45 by 60 inch size works on a couch or dorm bed. A cozy gift for a fan who falls asleep to Scranton every night.