The Best Doctor Who Gifts

The Doctor and Christmas are a classic pairing, and now this heavily tried-and-tested concoction has been transformed into Christmas jumper form. Adorned with Daleks and the TARDIS, this wonderful woven jumper is a brilliant gift for any Whovian.

Help Jodie Whittaker's 13th Doctor and her companions get back to the safety of the TARDIS. For two to six players. For more board game suggestions, check out our picks for this year's best board games

An essential, because every Time Lord needs their trusty tech sidekick. This replica Sonic Screwdriver even makes all the diagnostic noises any Whovian could hope for.

Explore each and every rendition of The Doctor's beloved TARDIS to this day with the Type 40 complete manual, with detailed schematics, floorplans and extensive factoids for even the most well-informed Whovian.

When you need something stylish to carry your laptop (on which we know you're writing Who fanfic), look no further.

Gareth Roberts' Shada is a novelisation of a script by the legendary Douglas Adam (The Hitchhiker's Guide To The Galaxy). The script was initially meant to conclude Season 17.

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Might this be the perfect Christmas gift? We think so, it's the TARDIS dress robe, bearing all the iconic features of the police box itself (aside from time and dimensional space travelling capabilities, unfortunately). Looking to expand your nerdy wardrobe?

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Catch up with Jodie Whittaker's Doctor Who, with some lovely bonus art cards included inside.

This stunning 4K collector's edition of the classic Dalek's Invasion Earth 2150 A.D is filled with nerdy Whovian goodness, a wonderful 4K remaster of the beloved film, and some incredible retro posters that are simply stunning.

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As novelized by the original scriptwriter Eric Saward, Resurrection Of The Daleks expands upon the Fifth Doctor's adventure with his deadliest foes.

The end of the year holidays always seemingly leaves you well-supplied with all sorts of biscuits, cookies and other nibbles, so you'll need a place to (temporarily) store them, and without question, this has to be the best way - a wonderful sound effects-packed recreation of the TARDIS itself, need we say more?

Tom Baker's Jelly Baby-loving Time Lord could usually be found sporting this scarf, and now you can too.

The ideal gift for making notes on wibbly wobbly time-y wimey stuff while travelling the universe.

Dedicated (and brave) Whovians can grab themselves one of the series' most iconic foes. You won't be able to take your eyes off of it.