Alien Gifts

Add this alien design to other gifts: Create Your Alien Gift.

Cool UFO Themed Alien Gifts for Guys and Girls

Our unique alien gifts are custom crafted just for you - from engraved business card holders to decorative ID badge reels. Or shop by product for even more personalized alien gift ideas for men and women.

If you're a fan of space phenomena, close encounters and extraterrestrial life, our personalized alien gifts for guys and girls are definitely perfect for you. Find handcrafted merchandise that's sure to be a hit with conspiracy theorists and anyone who's experienced an alien abduction or UFO sighting. Your unique gift item will be crafted just for you in Kyle's California design studio in your favorite colors - cool green, bright blue, red, silver, bold gold or sleek black.

Cool business card cases that really make a statement are great gift ideas for men who already have it all. Recent graduates will love our whimsical green alien id badge holders. Women love our mini blue unidentified flying object pill boxes and alien earrings as well as Kyle's unique alien Christmas ornaments in silver, gold, green and other colors from out of this world. Kyle handmade ornaments are engravable and come with gorgeous beadwork and color coordinating ribbon. Engraved alien flasks for 20 somthings always keep the party going and are perfect for a cheers to the existence of extraterrestrial beings.  

For the imaginative child, Kyle Design carries refrigerator magnets to give out as a party favor at an alien themed birthday party. Kids also love using our cool blue bookmark to mark the page in their science fiction novel. Customize a green night light with aliens to softly illuminate a child's bedroom or bathroom - perfect for a son or daughter who loves sci-fi and fantasy.

What inspired you to create the Alien design? 

Kyle says: "Our family ended up with a soft spot for aliens and UFOs so of course I created an alien design. When my eldest daughter was 18 months old, my husband took her to visit his parents in South Dakota while I was exhibiting at an arts and crafts festival. Their flight connection through Denver was cancelled. The airlines put them up for the night in a hotel that was having a UFO convention. There were some participants dressed as aliens that caught their eye. At the restaurant, my husband drew pictures of the aliens on the kids' menu and taught our daughter to say the word alien. From then on, she was fascinated by aliens. At street carnivals, all the other little girls would want an inflatable unicorn or kitty, but my daughter wanted the green 5' blow-up Martian which she could dress up in her Cruella De Vil costume. And our youngest daughter, having come into this world seeing costumed alien toys, wanted to be an alien for Halloween her first year out trick-or-treating, so that's what I sewed for her. She loved it."