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Surcee’s making local shopping easier than ever with local products | Photo provided

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Calling all Greenvillians on a budget. Between travel, gifting, decorating + eating out with family and friends, holiday costs can add up quickly. Americans usually spend nearly $1,000 on gifts each year:

  • $648 for gifts for family, friends + coworkers
  • $231 for food, decorations + cards
  • $118 for other non-gift purchases

For those looking to save some money where they can in the coming weeks (because honestly, who isn’t?), we’ve rounded up five local gifts under $50 that you can buy online directly through Surcee, GVL’s very own local shopping platform. Surcee is a curated collection of dozens of local-favorite GVL retailers, and ordering is easy: All you do is hop on their website and browse until you find the perfect product. You don’t even have to leave your couch.

Now, gift time. 👇

This Mice on Main shirt from Loyal to Greenville

Surcee’s making local shopping easier than ever with local products like cute Mice on Main T-shirt | Photo provided

Sarah McGraw

For: The kiddos in your life

Price: $25 | Get it here

Every kid could use another quality T-shirt, and this top-stitched, cotton jersey (read: super soft) shirt fits the bill. Loyal to Greenville has been creating sports apparel (think: hats, T-shirts, hoodies) for 40+ years, so quality is guaranteed.

A funky oil + vinegar set

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We love the unique shape of this set | Photo provided

For: The dinner party host in your life

Price: $35.95 | Get it here

Baby, we go together like oil + vinegar — this Tuscan Waves set from Oil and Vinegar, that is. These fun bottles come filled with Tuscan Bonsecco oil and aged Modena balsamic vinegar.

Pro tip: You can also customize the flavor profiles by calling Oil and Vinegar’s store (864-241-6689). We hear they have an amazing limited holiday edition rosemary olive oil + cranberry vinegar set.

This custom-engraved cutting board

Just note what initial you want engraved on the cutting board at checkout | Photo provided

For: The charcuterie lover in your life

Price: $32.95 | Get it here

This Paisley + Paper cutting board is made from bamboo, so it’s sustainable + eco-friendly. We love the idea of using it for a full spread of charcuterie.

A freshwater pearl necklace

The full length of this necklace is 16” | Photo provided

For: The super-classy person in your life

Price: $29 | Get it here

With a pearl necklace, you really can’t go wrong. This braided one from Samantha Grace is also incredibly easy to put on because of its magnetic closure.

“As Old As Time” cookbook

Almost all of the recipes can be made with Palmetto Olive Oil balsamic vinegars + olive oils | Photo provided

Trinity Greer

For: The home chef in your life

Price: $24.96 | Get it here

We love a gift that’s beautiful + functional, and this cookbook from Michele Castellano Senac serves up both. Most recipes come with wine pairing suggestions and focus on easy to prepare, healthy meals.

Happy shopping, Greenville.*

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