Good Day People’s Christmas Hampers are the Gift Everyone Secretly Hopes You’ll Give
Move over dry panettone and regifted chocolate boxes, Good Day People's curated hampers are a cut above.

One thing they don’t tell you about becoming an adult is the genuine excitement a hamper can bring. Elevated snacks, gourmet bits and bobs, decadent spreads, wine that isn’t from the bargain bin —all the things a weekly grocery budget doesn’t allow for. Give us a hamper over a regifted journal or another tube of hand cream any day of the week.
We aren’t talking just any old hamper, however. Weird chutneys, stale shortbread and cheap candy canes have no place in our Christmas dreams. The hampers we’re coveting are the kind from Aussie brand Good Day People. These bad boys are the Rolls-Royce of hampers. Curated to perfection and heaped with boutique Australian-made gifts, this is our Chrissie gift of choice.

A Hamper For Everyone
Founded by Sydney locals Jacob and Sarah Jane Leung, Good Day People is shaking up the hamper game with design-forward, environmentally conscious, small-batch-stacked hampers. Inspired by the lack of high-quality hampers when trying to send gifts during COVID, Sarah and Jane set out to fill the gap.
When we say they have a gift for everyone, we mean it. They’ve got over 80 curated hampers to choose from, ranging from specific curations for alcohol-free gifting to hampers designed for crafty folk and skin lovers. They’ve got all price points covered too, with prices starting at $35 and travelling all the way up to $50. Want to see which ones we will be shopping this Christmas? Read on for our top picks.
Our Top Picks

Best for a gift under $50: The Bauble Bob Hamper, $40
Small but mighty, this little hamper packs a punch. Your lucky giftee will be treated to an Australian drop, courtesy of A Glass Of, some coated salted caramel pretzels, speckle chocolate and a gingerbread man. The perfect festive season night in!

Best for the Festive Foodie in Your Life: Herald Gerald, $160
This foodie favourite is filled with all the kinds of fancy bits and bobs that elevate a meal. We’re talking top-tier Yia Yia and Friends Olive Oil, some Korean bbq nuts, a world-changing hojicha spread, some gourmet pepper, Mount Zero olives and a Christmas pud. And to top it off? Some Maison Balzac candles to set the scene.

Best for the Craft Beer Lover: Manly Mark, $100
Make your craft-beer-loving pal’s year with this gift pack jammed with some of Australia’s best beer (Mountain Culture, of course), and some rather lovely accompaniments. We’re talking Tiger Buck beef jerky, Old Bones chilli oil, a block of macadamia choccie and some artisan fairy floss.
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Best for the Coffee Fanatic: Brunchin’ Betty, $80
Give the gift of the perfect morning. This coffee-themed hamper includes everything you need to start your day right. Pancake mix? Check! Maple syrup? Check! Craft caramel? Check! And most importantly, some Barrel One cold brew. Check, check, check!

Best for Your Arty Pals: Arty Archie, $90
Be the next source of inspiration for your craft friend’s next arty night in. This hamper comes with a paint-by-numbers kit, some rocky road and artisan fairy floss, and your choice of beer, wine or soda.

Best for Someone Who Deserves Something Extra Special: Happy Natalie Hamper, $310
This extra schmancy hamper is for the person who deserves a big ol’ thank you. Featuring a bottle of your chosen drop, Veuve Cliquot or Moet & Chandon (only the finest, naturally), as well as some extra lovely champagne saucers from which to sip, your giftee will also be treated to a candle, some rocky road and a block of specialty choccie.
Feeling all that gifting overwhelm fade away? Us, too. Crossing our Christmas gift list off in one place, plus supporting a whole heap of Aussie businesses along the way, is just the ticket to an easy, breezy and wholesome Chrissie.
Loved this exploration of the best Christmas gift hampers in Australia and looking for more festive cheer? Take a peek at our favourite Christmas movies here and our favourite advent calendars here.
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