Gag Gifts & Prank Mail
Brands built on the punchline: joke presents, prank-by-post services, sweary mugs and candles, novelty socks and the sort of thing that exists purely to be handed to someone across a table.
Super Impulse
Makes the World's Smallest line: fully functional miniature versions of famous toys and games, plus tiny licensed novelties. The gag is that the shrunken versions actually work.
Gears Out
An American gag-gift brand producing its own funny presents: joke mugs, prank kits, rude candles and absurd novelty items designed to land as a punchline at a gift exchange.
Outlaw Soaps
Makes soap, lotion, lip balm and solid cologne scented like the Wild West: campfire, whiskey and, most famously, bacon. The gag is that the scents are genuinely well made.
Fizz Creations
A UK gift and games developer producing licensed products and ready-to-go novelty gifting ranges, plus bespoke items for retailers. Strong on light-up and desk novelties.
Ship Your Enemies Glitter
The original glitter-bomb-by-post service, running since 2015. It mails an envelope engineered to spray glitter when opened, with an optional custom message and stickers.
Cuddle Clones
Turns photos of your pet into a custom plush replica, along with slippers, socks and figurines in the same likeness. Results range from touching to genuinely unsettling.
Odd Sox
Makes loud printed socks along with underwear, hats, slippers and slides, mostly built around pop-culture and food prints. The pitch is maximum print for minimum money.
Toxic Waste Candy
Makes extreme sour candy sold in a hazard-drum tin, rated on a pucker meter, plus Slime Licker rollers and sour taffy. The whole brand is a dare in confectionery form.
Malicious Women Co.
A woman-owned candle company in Snohomish, Washington making hand-poured soy candles with bold, sweary labels. It sells retail, wholesale and custom-labelled batches.
Witty Yeti
Ships anonymous pranks to a target's door, including mail tubes, prank boxes, fake parking cards and sticker packs. Orders can be sent entirely without a return name.
Cards Against Humanity
The fill-in-the-blank party card game that describes itself as a game for horrible people, plus an ever-growing pile of expansion packs and deliberately ridiculous side projects. The company is known for stunts like selling literal boxes of bull excrement on Black Friday.
Dicks By Mail
Mails an anonymous bag of gummy penises with the message "EAT A BAG OF DICKS" printed on the packaging. It is the archetypal internet revenge gift, sold as a one-line joke delivered to someone else's mailbox.
Find Me A Gift
A UK gift retailer organised by occasion and recipient, with a deep novelty and personalised section alongside more conventional presents. It is a general gift shop that keeps a steady supply of silly items.
Squatty Potty
Maker of the original toilet stool, a footrest that changes your posture on the loo. The product is genuinely functional but the brand is famous for the unicorn-pooping-rainbow-ice-cream commercial that made it a gag-gift staple.
Joker Greeting
Designs prank greeting cards that never stop: the musical card loops until the battery dies, and tearing it open releases glitter. The company also sells other engineered pranks alongside the cards.
Boxer Gifts
A UK creator of funny novelty gifts, homewares, games and books, designing its own ranges rather than reselling. Output is aimed at the impulse gift shelf.
Shitexpress
A prank-mail service that ships a real bag of animal manure, anonymously, with a note of your choosing. Horse and elephant varieties are offered, and the company publishes a live feed of orders.
The Mysterious Package Company
Creates immersive mail-based adventures delivered over weeks in a wooden crate, aimed at someone who has no idea it is coming. The experiences lean toward eerie and elaborate rather than funny.
Bad Annie's / Sweary Goods
A gift shop built around profanity-forward mugs, candles, cards and pins. The pitch is simple: unique gifts that will make the recipient laugh out loud.
TUSHY
A bidet attachment company whose marketing is built almost entirely on cheerful poop jokes, which makes it a perennial gag-gift-that-is-actually-useful. Products clamp onto an existing toilet.
Unblushing
Makes unapologetically rude greeting cards for birthdays, holidays and anything else, aimed squarely at people who are not easily offended. Everything is illustrated and printed by the studio.
Sendaball
Mails an inflated playground ball with your message written on it, no box required. The Shark Tank-featured greeting arrives as a bouncing surprise with postage stuck straight to the rubber.
Whiskey River Soap Co.
Makes soap, candles and bath products whose labels carry long, profane, extremely specific jokes. The product is decent; the label is the point.
Foot Cardigan
The original fun sock-of-the-month club, shipping a surprise pair of loud socks on a subscription since 2012 and featured on Shark Tank. More than a million pairs have gone out.
DUDE Wipes
Flushable wipes marketed with relentless bathroom humour, started from an apartment and now assembled in the USA at enormous volume. The branding is the product's main novelty.
Burnt Impressions
Makes the original selfie toaster, which burns your face into every slice, plus the Jesus toaster it first became known for. Custom plates are cut from a submitted photo.
Poop Senders
An anonymous prank-shipping outfit that sends a package of animal droppings to a recipient of your choice. Sizes and animal sources vary, and the sender's identity is kept off the parcel.