Online boutique specializing in high quality personalized gifts for any occasion, including new baby, wedding, anniversary, birthday, and graduation.

One of the pioneers in the field of personalization, Neat Stuff Gifts first opened its doors in Somerset, NJ in 1989. Owned by Carol and Cliff Meyer, they later opened a second store in Hillsborough, NJ. Then, while the internet was still in its infancy, they became one of the first businesses to open an ecommerce site. A few years later they moved to their current location, which is just south of the PA border in WV. Today, as always, Neat Stuff focuses on providing unique personalized pr...

One of the pioneers in the field of personalization, Neat Stuff Gifts first opened its doors in Somerset, NJ in 1989. Owned by Carol and Cliff Meyer, they later opened a second store in Hillsborough, NJ. Then, while the internet was still in its infancy, they became one of the first businesses to open an ecommerce site. A few years later they moved to their current location, which is just south of the PA border in WV. Today, as always, Neat Stuff focuses on providing unique personalized products. Carol and Cliff take pride in their business. They care about their customers. And they stand behind their products. Many of their original customers are still shopping with them after all these years. Some are second generation. Kids who grew up with a roomful of "neat stuff" who are now acquiring gifts for their own family and friends. And since opening their website, the couple has acquired new customers from around the world, many who order regularly. Neat Stuff Gifts has long been known for their personalized baby gifts. More recently however, they have expanded into other areas, introducing unique, personalized gift ideas for all occasions. So if you want a present that's different, something that will really impress your gift recipients, you can't go wrong with anything you choose. When they open their package and see where it's from, don't be surprised if you hear them say, "Wow! This really is neat stuff."