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There are around 128 million Costco members, more than half of whom have the top-tier (read: more expensive) Executive membership. If you live within driving distance of a Costco, there’s a good chance someone on your gift list is a Costco fan.

(You know the one. They tell you all about their latest Costco haul at every party.)

So what do you get the Costco fan that has everything? Here are a few ideas fit for the most dedicated Costcovite.

1. Costco or Kirkland Signature Logo Sweatshirt

Nothing says “I like to maximize per-unit value without sacrificing quality” like a Costco-branded sweatshirt. Take your pick between the classic Costco Wholesale logo or a more subtle Kirkland Signature design.

You really can’t put a price on fashion like this. It’s sure to be a conversation starter and is an excellent way to find a mate.

But seriously, if you like rocking branded merch, and want a warm sweatshirt, you could do worse. They’re only $22, which is reasonable for a good sweatshirt, and reviewers seem to like them.

2. Kirkland Signature Logo Pet Hoodie

If your puppers need a little help staying warm in the winter, then a Costco hoodie could be just the thing. It’s generously patterned with Costco Wholesale logos, and features a hood and two short sleeves.

Maybe it’s the models, but this thing is actually kind of cute. Stock is limited online, but you may have better luck at your local warehouse.

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3. Kirkland Signature Unisex Logo Jogger

Savvy Costco shoppers know the best time to go is early in the morning, or late in the evening just before close. If you’re going to schlep out to the store first or last thing, then you may as well do it in comfort, such as while wearing these cozy cotton-blend joggers.

They come in black or grey, with a relatively subtle Kirkland Signature logo down one leg. The sizing and fit is unisex. Reviewers give them good ratings, an overall 4.6 out of 5 stars.

4. Costco Gift of Membership

What would a Costco megafan love more than a free Costco membership?! You can give them the gift of even more Costco by gifting a Gold Star membership (a $65 cost/value).

You can order it online, and a physical Gift of Membership card will be shipped to your giftee. Or you can pick up the card from a warehouse; they may even have a decorative bag on hand if you go in person.

Don’t worry if the recipient has an active membership, as they can still redeem the Gift of Membership to upgrade or renew your current Costco Membership.

5. Costco Shop Card

As with most retailers, Costco has its own store gift cards called Costco Shop Cards. A Shop Card can be used at any Costco location, as well as online at Costco.com. Costco Shop Cards can also be used toward a Costco membership.

A Shop Card could also be a good gift if you know a potential Costco fan who wants to take a look. Non-members can make a purchase at Costco provided they use a Shop Card to pay.

Shop Costco for everyone else on the list, too

Don’t underestimate the amount of holiday shopping you can do at Costco even if your list isn’t full of devotees. Be sure to check out the deals on popular brands and gifts, from electronics to household goods.

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