Holiday 2026
Every person on your list, sorted by who they are, from the host to the chronically late. Everything ships from our Portland studio with a free handwritten card!
Open the gift guideFree US shipping on orders over $75 through December.
New in from England
Little paper characters, cut and collaged by hand.
Jo Hadley paints, cuts and collages little paper characters in her studio in the South West of England. We brought a big box of her Christmas cards home to Portland: a Santa who stands up, a cracker that pulls, a snowy street that folds into an envelope.
Cards that stand up, fold out and turn into decorations.
For the superfans
Running Press replicas
Wands that light up and speak, a Monster Book that snaps, and a whole Diagon Alley small enough for a bookshelf.
Harry Potter Diagon Alley Collectible Set
€36,36
Harry Potter Hogwarts Trunk Collectible Set
€31,85
The Monster Book of Monsters, Mini Replica
€15,42
All aboard
A Yellow Submarine for the tree, and more for the fan who still knows every word.
Yellow Submarine Glass Ornament
€21,83
The Beatles: Yellow Submarine Pencil Pouch
€18,19
The Beatles Yellow Submarine
€118,30
Holiday 2026 · Gift sets
We went through our own shelves and put small sets together, the way we would for our own people. Each one costs a little less than buying the pieces, is packed by hand in our Portland studio, most with a bag of Jacobsen sea salt caramels tucked in!
New in the Mini Shop · Miniette
Kathleen Ullman makes every Miniette piece herself in her Seattle studio: a canvas tent you can pitch on a bookshelf, a canoe with painted oars, a camp kitchen with a stove whose lid really opens. Everything shares one palette, so it all belongs to the same tiny weekend. Tick what you want and we will pack it!
Every item is chosen by the people who write Moss & Fog, not by an algorithm.
Hadley, Heller, Parks Project and other studios we would buy from ourselves.
Letterpress-style printables and a free wallpaper pack, designed by us.
New titles just in, and a shelf worth browsing
Picks for the shelf and the coffee table, from cabins and rare trees to card decks and coloring books, postcards, a wooden mushroom magnet set, and a fragrance sampler built like a short story collection.
Down low, for small hands
Sturdy board books with bright pages, made to be read twice a night and chewed on a little.
From the workshop
A small studio that makes everything by hand from solid wood: six-fingered jewelry hands shaped from beech, magnetic balance stones polished from sapele until they feel like river pebbles. Three pieces we would keep on our own desk, and the whole reason we started carrying them.
The makers
Small studios and makers we trust, from Vietnam to Portland.
Hand painted, collaged paper characters from Jo Hadley's studio in England.
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Hand-cast in Vietnam, one glowing acrylic layer at a time.
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Vignelli-designed dinnerware that's been in production since 1964.
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A family woodshop sanding beech and sapele past 800 grit, by hand.
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A certified B Corp that's put over $2.7 million back into park conservation.
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Small-batch hats, hand-designed by Jared Jacob in Salida, Colorado.
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Hand-dipped candles and hand-blown glass, made with real craft.
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Centuries-old color theory, reprinted by a design studio in Bath, England.
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Hard enamel pins and patches for people who'd rather be outside.
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Small-batch hats from Sunday Lounge, Parks Project socks and a sun hoodie and our own tote. Chosen with the same eye as everything else here.
