What’s the perfect gift for a naturist?
In this week’s #UndressedThread, let’s tackle the unique challenge of shopping for naturists during the holiday season
Shopping for naturists can be a bit of a conundrum. What do you get for someone who sort of, as a rule, prefers to live a less materialistic life? Naturists may not want for much, but they do have needs—beyond just towels and sunscreen—and thoughtful, creative gifts can go a long way. Just last week,
over at Nude and Happy published The Ultimate Naturist Holiday Gift Guide, offering a few fantastic ideas to make the season bright for naturists, including a few you may not immediately think of—and it got me thinking about gifts for the naked-inclined. With naturism being as unique and personal as it is, we want to hear from you: what’s the most thoughtful or creative naturist-friendly gift you’ve given or received? Let’s get into it in this week’s #UndressedThread.What are your favorite naturist-friendly gift ideas?
What’s the best naturist gift you’ve ever received or given? (What about non-naturist gifts?)
Let’s spread some holiday cheer! Share your ideas in the comments.
Of course, if you’re still looking for inspiration, we might know a place or two. The Planet Nude gift shop on Etsy has you covered with naturist-themed gifts that are perfect for the holidays (and support our work!). Also, gifting a Planet Nude subscription is another great way to spread naturist cheer and keep your loved ones connected to the community year-round. 🪐
My wife who is a reluctant nudist gave a certificate for a day of her being nude for a day with me.
When it comes to giving gifts to my naturist and nudist friends, I usually give them something edible or something natural. I’m known for giving out dried fruits, jellies, jams, herbal teas, and chocolate and yogurt covered raisin and berries—all produced from my own gardens. When it comes to natural gifts that aren’t edible, it’s usually things like perfume, cologne, scented candles, or bath infusions—all made with essential oils extracted from what I’ve grown.