The Christmas Shop will return to the Royal Mews, part of the Royal Collection Trust, at Buckingham Palace from 13 November to 4 January, transforming the gift shop of the historic stables into a festive boutique.
The seasonal shop will bring together the official royal gifts, food and drink from the Royal Collection Trust, a department of the Royal Household. Visitors from around the world will be able to browse gift ideas for collectors of royal decorations, plush toys and British-made chinaware, or stock up on party food and drink.
New for this year is a reusable and fillable Advent calendar showing an illustrated façade of Buckingham Palace that opens to reveal a variety of drawers ready to be filled with surprises. Also new will be an expanded range of hand-finished tree decorations, including a felt gingerbread man, the annual Buckingham Palace bauble and a corgi wearing a crown made of recycled glass.
A new suite of hampers will also be available online. A Sweet Treats Hamper comes with shortbread, fudge and sumptuous chocolate bars. A Best of Britain Hamper is filled with British-made goodies including two types of tea, shortbread and a chinaware mug – made in The Potteries in Stoke-on-Trent according to 250-year-old traditions. A Pamper Hamper includes body care from the new Bath and Body range, such as rose-scented bath salts and slippers embroidered with a crown design inspired by St Edward’s Crown.
More present ideas include necklaces with charming corgi or crown pendants, a selection of stocking fillers under £10, such as children’s plush toys and keyrings made of 100% recycled material, and confectionery from the new Royal Sweet Shop range.
The Royal Festive Pantry range offers a selection of fine foods made for gifting or hosting. Traditional mince pies are joined by a rich spiced fruit cake and indulgent all butter chocolate chip and orange biscuits. A trio of condiments, including a cranberry and port sauce, for accompanying grazing boards of cheese, fruit and cold cuts of meat, and a set of festive preserves features a recipe inspired by sherry trifle. New selections of premium-quality loose-leaf tea and hot chocolate will allow guests and hosts to find a mindful moment at home.
Throughout 2026, Royal Collection Trust has celebrated the centenary of Queen Elizabeth II’s birth and her lasting fashion legacy. The official book, Queen Elizabeth II: Fashion and Style, draws on new research and reveals the skill and diplomacy behind the late Queen’s wardrobe. Accessories crafted in partnership with Royal Warrant Holders include a range of leather gloves by Dents, with a new berry colourway for the autumn-winter season.
The ranges can be viewed in the gift guide and purchased here or Royal Collection Trust Shops in Edinburgh, Windsor and London, including the Royal Mews Christmas Shop. The income from purchases contributes to the care and conservation of the Royal Collection and helps Royal Collection Trust to share it with everyone, wherever they are.
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