You know the person.

It’s 40 degrees outside. They’re wearing a coat, maybe gloves, and somehow there’s still an iced coffee in their hand.

Rain? Iced coffee.

Snow? Iced coffee.

Running five minutes late? There was apparently still time for iced coffee.

If you’re shopping for someone whose cold brew is basically an accessory, you already know where to start: make their iced coffee habit even better.

From keeping their drink colder to saving their desk from the inevitable condensation puddle, here are some gift ideas for the person who believes iced coffee season runs from January 1 through December 31.

1. An Iced Coffee Sleeve

Let's start with the obvious problem: the sweat.

Not theirs. Their coffee's.

Cold cups and warm air are a recipe for condensation, which means wet hands, slippery cups, soaked cup holders, and those little water rings that seem to appear on every available surface.

That's where JavaSok comes in.

JavaSok is a neoprene sleeve made for iced coffee and other cold drinks. It slips around the cup to help manage condensation, keep hands dry, and helps to keep drinks cold longer.

It's practical, reusable, and available in plenty of prints and styles, so you can pick one that actually matches the person you're shopping for. 

2. A Coffee Shop Gift Card

You could spend hours trying to figure out their exact coffee order.

Or you could simply fund it.

A gift card to their favorite coffee shop is one of those gifts that's almost impossible to get wrong. Whether their usual order is a basic cold brew or something that takes 45 seconds to say at the drive-thru speaker, they'll get exactly what they want.

Want to make a gift card feel a little more personal?

Pair it with a JavaSok sleeve or another coffee accessory instead of handing over an envelope.

Now it's a gift.

3. A Reusable Straw Set

Some people have strong opinions about straws.

If your iced-coffee-loving friend is one of them, a nice reusable straw set makes a simple and useful gift.

Glass, silicone, and stainless steel options are easy to find, and many sets come with travel cases and cleaning brushes.

Throw one in their work bag, car, or desk drawer and they'll always have their preferred straw ready when caffeine calls.

Bonus points if you figure out whether they're a regular-straw person or one of those people who needs an extra-wide straw for everything.

4. A Cold Brew Maker

Speaking of making coffee at home...

Give them the ability to turn their kitchen into their favorite coffee shop.

Cold brew makers range from simple pitchers with built-in filters to more elaborate brewing systems. Add a bag of their favorite coffee beans and you've got a gift they can actually use over and over again.

Will this stop them from buying a $7 coffee tomorrow?

Probably not.

But you've done your part.

5. A Mini Coffee Syrup Collection

Vanilla. Caramel. Mocha. Hazelnut.

If their kitchen counter already looks suspiciously like a coffee shop, help them complete the transformation.

A collection of coffee syrups lets them experiment with different flavors without paying coffee-shop prices every time they want something beyond plain cold brew.

Add a couple of cute glasses and reusable straws and you've basically created an at-home iced coffee kit.

Barista skills not included.

6. A Cute Glass for Their At-Home Coffee

Is iced coffee actually better when it's served in a cute glass?

Scientifically, we're not sure.

Emotionally? Absolutely.

Can-shaped glasses, personalized cups, and fun coffee cups make easy gifts because they're useful while still feeling personal.

Pick something that matches their personality and suddenly their Tuesday morning cold brew becomes a whole experience.

Just don't forget the straw.

7. An Iced Coffee Starter Kit

Can't decide on one thing?

Build your own iced coffee gift kit.

Start with a few essentials:

• A JavaSok

• Their favorite coffee or cold brew

• A coffee shop gift card

• Reusable straws

• Coffee syrup

• A cute glass

Put everything together in a small gift basket and you've got a personalized gift that says:

“I support your caffeine dependency.”

In the nicest possible way.

The Best Gifts Are the Ones They'll Actually Use

You don't have to reinvent gift-giving for someone who loves iced coffee.

They've already told you what they like.

Repeatedly.

Every single morning.

The trick is finding something that makes their existing routine a little easier, more fun, or less messy.

And if their daily iced coffee currently leaves behind wet hands, puddles, and a trail of water rings everywhere they go, JavaSok is a pretty good place to start.

After all, they've already got the iced coffee.

You just need to put a Sok on it.