With the holiday season just around the corner, it’s time for my annual roundup of the best holiday gifts for Twin Peaks fans. This ultimate gift guide highlights a few things that would look nice under your tree in 2025.
DAMN GOOD HOLIDAYS FROM PARAMOUNT SHOP
New this year to Paramount Shop is the “Damn Good Holidays” collection featuring a festive Twin Peaks-inspired holiday logo. Items include apparel such as a t-shirt and hoodie, two ornaments, wrapping paper, a greeting card and two different sized coffee mugs (11 oz. and 15 oz.)
You’ll also find one of my favorite holiday sweaters themed to The Great Northern Hotel in the fictional town of Twin Peaks. It has a retail of retail of $90.00 and is offered in sizes Small to 3X-Large.
Paramount Shop also carries other themed wrapping paper such as this one inspired by The Lamplight Inn that Special Agent Dale Cooper mentions in the show (we never actually see the location but I heard their cherry pie is exceptional).
The official online store also carries this satin wrapping paper with Twin Peaks icons like cherry pie, a golden shovel, the Owl Cave symbol and more.
PARAMOUNT SHOP – TWIN PEAKS ICONS COLLECTION
Speaking of icons, Paramount Shop also realized an entire collection based on the icons in early 2025. Items in this collection include apparel such as t-shirts and hoodies along with drinkware like a pint glass and a can-shaped glass with straw.
I particularly like the cherry pie-themed, organic cotton apron. This “Rope” colored, one-size-fits-all apron has a retail of $37.95.
A great stocking stuffer item is this set of five icon buttons (retail $17.95).
PARAMOUNT SHOP – TWIN PEAKS 35th ANNIVERSARY COLLECTION
This year, Twin Peaks celebrated it’s 35th anniversary in April. The Paramount Shop marked the occasion with a specially designed anniversary collection. The unisex zip hoodie (retail $47.95) is already in my closet along with the cream-colored t-shirt (retail $23.95) with icons from Major Briggs’ note to his son Bobby from Twin Peaks: The Return.
TWIN PEAKS ITEMS FROM ZAVVI
One of the more unique collections released this year comes from United Kingdom-based Zavvi. I really love their designs which give nods to places like the Double R Diner (complete with menu on the back), the Silver Mustang Casino and The Great Northern Hotel.
TWIN PEAKS APPAREL FROM FRIGHT-RAGS
Fright Rags, the leader in officially horror apparel, also celebrated the 35th Anniversary of Twin Peaks this year by re-releasing their incredible apparel collection. There are several different t-shirts featuring designs with Special Agent Dale Cooper, the Welcome to Twin Peaks sign and the Double R Diner. Their lounge pants are some of the most comfortable pants I’ve ever worn. Perfect for just laying around and watching my favorite show.
On February 24, 2025, the company also released this design with Special Agent Dale Cooper. I highly recommend the Comfort Colors option as the shirt is super comfortable to wear (and it’s an iconic shot of the internets’ Dad, Kyle MacLachlan).
Note that many of the sizing options are limited.
MERCHANDISE FROM THE REAL TWIN PEAKS OF SNOQUALMIE VALLEY, WASHINGTON
If you are looking for souvenirs from the Real Twin Peaks of Snoqualmie Valley, Washington, the Snoqualmie Trading Company has an online store with several designs. The t-shirts shown above were released during the Real Twin Peaks 2025 event. The David Lynch design was so popular that they were out of stock for a bit. I also like the “Diane, 11:30 a.m.” shirt as it’s printed on a Comfort Colors blank.
If you are headed to Washington state, here is a shopping guide I created for the February 2025 event.
CHERRY PIE FROM TWEDE’S CAFE, THE REAL DOUBLE R DINER
Speaking of the Real Twin Peaks, why not have cherry pie shipped from Twede’s Cafe in North Bend, Washington? You can order pie or pie with coffee from Goldbelly and have it shipped directly to your home.
Retails vary between $74.95 – $94.95.
ALWAYS MUSIC IN THE AIR: THE SOUNDS OF TWIN PEAKS | TWIN PEAKS INTERVIEW BOOK
Pair pie and coffee from Twede’s Cafe with Scott Ryan’s newest book about the music from David Lynch and Mark Frost’s wonderful and strange show. Titled, “Always Music in the Air: The Sounds of Twin Peaks,” this book examines all the music from Julee Cruise’s 1989 release Floating into the Night, through all the Twin Peaks soundtracks, the 2011 online releases, as well as the releases from the Twin Peaks: The Return in 2017.
Scott conducts brand new interviews with Dean Hurley (Composer for The Return, curator of the Twin Peaks Archive), Mark Frost (Creator, Director) Tim Hunter (Director), Lori Eschler (Music Editor), David Slusser (Composer, Music Editor), Kevin Laffey (A&R for Julee Cruise), Duwayne Dunham (Editor, Director), Kinny Landrum, (Keyboards) and Al Regni (Saxophone), and excerpts from Ryan’s 2018 interview with Julee Cruise. Plus quotes from David Lynch and Angelo Badalamenti from previously printed interviews throughout the years about the music of Twin Peaks.
Retail is $29.95.
Scott also recently published “Twin Peaks: Through The Curtain,” a new book from BearManor Media containing over 60 interviews with Twin Peaks cast and crew who created the show and feature film we all love. Some of these interviews have never been published and are from actors who have passed away in the past 10 years.
The book is offered in both HARDBACK ($36.99) and PAPERBACK ($26.99) on BlueRoseMag.com.
TWIN PEAKS: FIRE WALK WITH ME 4K RELEASE FROM CRITERION COLLECTION
In October 2025, the Criterion Collection released a 4K transfer of David Lynch’s 1992 masterpiece, Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me. The director-approved transfer is beautiful and it helped us identify Agent Sam Stanley’s machine prop earlier this year (there is that much detail to see!).
WINE AND COFFEE FROM KYLE MACLACHLAN’S PURSUED BY BEAR
Looking for a damn fine gift from everyone’s favorite Special Agent? Kyle MacLachlan’s winery, Pursued by Bear, is offering a gift set with his flagship 2022 Pursued by Bear Cabernet Sauvignon and a 12-oz bag of freshly roasted coffee, personally signed by Kyle.
Retail $115.
TWIN PEAKS: CONVERSATION WITH THE STARS ON JAN. 21, 2026 IN LOS ANGELES
If you want to give an experience, check out the Twin Peaks: Conversation with Stars coming to the Wilshire Ebell Theatre in Los Angeles, California on Wednesday, January 21, 2026.
This evening event will feature long-time fan Josh Eisenstadt hosting a conversation with stars of Twin Peaks including Ray Wise (Leland Palmer), Sheryl Lee (Laura Palmer / Maddy Ferguson), Harry Goaz (Deputy Andy Brennan), Kimmy Robertson (Lucy Moran Brennan), Dana Ashbrook (Bobby Briggs), and the Executive Producer of Twin Peaks: The Return, Sabrina S. Sutherland.
Tickets are now on sale, including VIP experiences.
PALMER HOUSE TOUR IN EVERETT, WASHINGTON
If visiting Washington state, book a tour of the Palmer House in Everett, Washington. Current owner Mary Reber (who played Alice Tremond in Twin Peaks Part 18) has a variety of tours of this historic home that appeared in the show and David Lynch’s feature film Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me. Checkout VisitPalmerHouse.com for tour packages that have retails between $100-200.
FAN ARTWORK BY HALEIGH MOONEY
During the opening of Universal EPIC Universe in Orlando, Florida, I met a fellow Twin Peaks fan named Haleigh Mooney. Upon recognizing my Twin Peaks t-shirt, I soon learned she is a talented artist who created a series of color sketches inspired by characters from the show. You can find her artwork via Etsy.
Retail: $15.00 each.
DAMN FINE POTTERY BY ASHLEY MILES
Bookhouse Gal Ashley Miles recently launched a new shop for her damn fine pottery. I met Ashley during the Real Twin Peaks event in Snoqualmie Valley, Washington. She is currently offering a handful of unique mugs and ornaments. All work is handmade and one of a kind— food, dishwasher and microwave safe. Orders are processed within 1-3 business days and shipped via USPS Ground (5-10 day shipping time).
HATS FROM HALEY SOLAR IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
Fellow Twin Peaks fan Haley Solar, who runs two shops in Southern California, has some cool hats, stickers and buttons available on her online shop.
SNOQUALMIE VALLEY HISTORICAL MUSEUM
If you are looking to make a unique charitable gift this holiday season, check out the Snoqualmie Valley Historical Museum in North Bend, Washington. Much of David Lynch and Mark Frost’s show and follow-up film was shot in the region. This museum is THE source for such wonderful information about the Real Twin Peaks. The gift an annual membership ($25.00) can go a long way in supporting the mission of this organization.
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