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It’s been 47 years since Star Wars: A New Hope hit theaters in 1977 and the hype has never slowed. Any fan, at any time, can get their Star Wars fix through almost any medium: film, TV series, novels, video games, comics, toys, board games, clothing and collectibles.

With Star Wars Day, (May the Fourth Be With You), around the corner, it’s time to treat yourself to a gift from the galaxy far, far away. We compiled a list of fun new items to add to your collection. 

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Funko

When it comes to finding Star Wars gifts, you can’t go wrong with Funko and its brands, Loungefly and Mondo. All three have a wide variety of items to choose from. Funko is marking the 25th anniversary of Star Wars: The Phantom Menace with all-new Pop! figures from the film. The brands also have a super cute selection of backpacks and purses. The Loungefly Rebel Alliance Floral Mini Backpack is absolutely adorable. 

an obi wan pop! figure

BoxLunch

BoxLunch is also celebrating the 25th Anniversary of The Phantom Menace. BoxLunch always has fun clothing choices from your favorite films and television. Head over to their website and check out their exclusive Star Wars merchandise. We’re particularly in love with their quilted baby blanket, the Rebel baseball jersey and the Princess Amidala pin. 

a star wars red baseball button up jersey that says Rebel 77 on it with a small Millennium Falcon emblem

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Her Universe

You can never go wrong with purchasing Star Wars items at Her Universe. The company was founded by Ashley Eckstein, the voice of Ahsoka Tano in The Clone Wars and Rebels. We particularly like the Princess Leia Cloud City Duster. 

Etsy

And, of course, for truly unique Star Wars gifts, head over to Etsy and check out some truly unique items created by artists who love and respect the franchise. 

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