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Traditionally, the seventh anniversary gift is wool, but it can also be copper. If you have been following the traditional gift giving mantra, you will have already covered paper anniversary gifts, cotton anniversary gifts, leather anniversary gifts, linen anniversary gifts, wood anniversary gifts and iron anniversary gifts. Don’t worry, we’ve covered them too!
Did anyone else notice that the gift for the seven year itch is wool?
Wool, that can be itchy?
Maybe that’s been the problem all along, people go around giving each other itchy gifts and then want out!
Try not to give your spouse an anniversary gift that will make them itchy. Cashmere is quite lovely, as is merino. There are a lot of animals that can make wool, if your spouse has always wanted to farm alpacas, maybe now is a good time to start?
For all of the details on anniversary gifts by year, head on over to wikipedia.
If it’s not quite your seventh anniversary yet, pin this for later!
1. Wool Rose
Did you know that you can get a rose made out of each year’s anniversary theme? You can create a bouquet that represents each year!
2. Jerga
Give a woolen gift that includes a fancy word at the same time.
3. Wool Scarf
Wool scarves come in many thicknesses and a myriad of styles, so you can find one for nearly everyone.
4. Wool Socks
From hiking to winter weather, there are many great choices in wool socks.
5. Wool Sweater (men’s)
Stay stylish with a men’s wool sweater. Sweaters come in a multitude of styles and at many different price points.
6. Wool Sweater (women’s)
Ditto that for women!
7. Hat
There are actually a ton of really adorable wool hats out there, so much so that I have an upcoming post of stylish fedoras and bags that are drool worthy!
8. Coasters
These cute ones would go wonderfully well with a trip to an exotic local.
9. Dryer Balls
These things are downright practical. They absorb moisture, speeding up the drying of your clothes. They are a great way to save money.
10. Blanket
Wool blankets are a staple item in many households, especially those of us who have to suffer through cold winters. They are warm, durable and remind me of curling up by the fire. Plus, you could always sacrifice one in the event of a fire. I mean, who doesn’t plan for multipurpose fire fighting when they buy bedding?
11. Picnic Blanket
Wool picnic blankets are nice and thick, which makes them handy. The undulations of non-perfect grass and brush are smushed down by a nice, thick wool picnic blanket. Plus, look at those adorable checker patterns.
12. Duvet
Glorious, warm, natural. Wool.
13. Pillow
Wool pillows are actually quite lovely. They have wicking properties, and come in a variety of firmness. Plus, no yucky chemicals.
14. Wool for Knitting
This is an easy one for all the folks out there who like to knit! Good knitting wool can be pricey, but the results are wonderful.
15. Merino Pants
Have I sung the praises of merino enough yet? I think I would wear it every day, if that was feasible!
16. Merino Underwear
See above!
17. Merino Base Layer Pants
If you are a skiier, snowboarder, sledder, or outdoor enthusiast of any description, you will love upgrading your baselayers to merino.
18. Merino Sweater
Gorgeous, warm and stylish.
19. Merino Base Layer Top
See above with the pants. I wear one of mine to work in the winter, I love it so much!
20. Wool Men’s Blazer
Sign your man up for a new suit!
21. Women’s Wool Blazer
Sign your lady up for a new suit, too!
22. Women’s Wool Pants
If I could wear $200 wool pants to work every day, I would. They are so nice. So, so nice.
23. Men’s Wool Pants
I assume the same holds for high quality men’s wool pants, but I’ve never tried any on.
24. Merino Ski Socks
Just like upgrading your base layers, merino ski socks are the bomb-diggity.
25. Steel Wool
This one is in the “cheap and humorous” category. It can also be useful, too.
26. Felting Kit
Felting is a pretty popular and fun hobby, and it is surprisingly easy to do some smaller projects. Get a kit as a gift for the crafty folks in your life.
27. iPad Case
Isn’t that classy and gorgeous?
28. Trivet
There are a lot of different wool trivets available. Great price point, and super practical.
29. Area Rug
Wool rugs! They can completely transform the decor and vibe in a room, plus they come in at various price points for those with budgets bigger and smaller.
30. Shawl
Shawls can be rather stylish, warm and are a fun way to spice up a wardrobe.
31. Leg Warmers
If you live in winter, wool leg warmers are amazing. On their own, or hidden under jeans, they are wonderfully warming!
32. Poncho
Like shawls, ponchos come in a huge variety of styles and designs.
33. Cashmere Sweater
No one has ever gone wrong with a cashmere sweater.* They are so soft, smooth and wonderful.
*This is not a scientifically proven fact.
34. Cashmere Scarf
If an entire cashmere sweater is out of your price range, a scarf may do quite nicely.
35. Slippers
Put wool to work around the house and gift your spouse a pair of warm slippers.
36. Pendelton Blanket
Pendelton blankets are a longstanding tradition. They come in bright colours and may remind you of cabins and woodland adventures. 
37. Wool Tie
These are quite trendy!
38. Knit Headband
Keep your hair back, stay warm and be stylish. Make one yourself, or purchase one.
39. Coffee Sleeve
Keep the environment happy and your hands from burning with a wool coffee sleeve.
40. Table Runner
Table runners add style to rooms and are easy to change up.
41. Bowtie
Isn’t that dapper? Buy your man or lady a cute wool bowtie!
42. Buff
Buffs come in wool, who knew?
43. Coat (women)
From a peacoat to an overcoat, there are lots of great wool coats available out there.
44. Coat (men)
Ditto for men.
45. Duster
Tell the feather duster to step aside and pick up a wool duster. Warning: Not everyone will appreciate such a thing!
46. Wool – Silo Series Books
Wool is the name of a book in the Silo Series by Hugh Howey. Give it a try, it’s been on the NYT bestseller list!
47. Wool & Jute Rug
I found this rug and decided it was so neat that it deserved its very own spot on the list.
48. Leggings
Leggings are all the rage these days, especially in printed patterns. A pair of wool leggings will get you all the way through winter, unlike lighter summer leggings.
49. Mattress Pad
Add an extra layer of luxury to you bed by topping it with a wool mattress pad. This is a great couples anniversary gift, because you both benefit.
50. Neck Gaiter
We’re doing well on the theme of “stay warm with wool!”
51. Union Suit
I had honestly never heard of this term before, but I am rather familiar with the product!
52. Vest
From a stylish suit, to a happy hipster, pick up a wool vest as an anniversary gift.
53. Watch Cap
The classic black toque!
54. Wash
With all of these wool gift ideas, you should probably pick up some specialized wool wash to take care of whatever you pick.
55. Yoga Blanket
I love the colours in yoga blankets, the rich, muted jewel tones are my favourites.
56. Wash Mitt
Wash up your car, or your you!
57. Messenger Bag
There are a multitude of absolutely stunning messenger bags made of wool available.
58. Notebook
Instead of a leather wrapped journal, which you may have picked up as a third leather anniversary gift, this time opt for wool!
59. Charger Organizer
This wool electronics charger organizer is perfect for someone on the road a lot, and avoids that nasty mess of wires in the bottom of your bag.
60. Baskets
Knitted wool baskets make great stylish organizers and add to home decor.
61. Merino Travel Sheet
For campers and travelers, a merino travel sheet is a great way to sleep nearly anywhere (hello airports and backpackers!), and if you have allergies to cleaning products it will keep your skin happy.
62. Purse
There are lots of lovely, stylish wool purses available, too.
63. Backpack
Many skate brands, like DC, are making wool backpacks these days.
64. Duffel Bag
I could spend hours drooling over stunning duffel bags that incorporate wool. Hours.
65. Hunter Cap
The hunter cap is a classic! PS: They are also very warm and practical.
66. Men’s Kilt
Do you have a Scotsman in your life, or a wanna-be Scotsman? A real kilt comes with a hefty price tag, which makes it a wonderful gift idea.
67. Cosmetic Makeup Brushes
Did you know that some cosmetic makeup brushes are made out of wool? They are!
68. Belt
There are lots of fun designs on wool belts and they are a frugal anniversary gift choice.
69. Wooly Mammoth
Isn’t it cute?!
70. Anything Alpaca!
Last, but not least, let’s change things up a bit with some Alpaca. I definitely do not recommend buying an alpaca without your spouse knowing, unless of course you already have a farm and plan to take care of it, but you can purchase all sorts of lovely alpaca items.
What are your recommendations for wool 7th anniversary gifts? We’d love to hear them!
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