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Best Valentine’s Day Gifts From Target — from Romantic to Practical

Published January 29, 2021•Updated October 2, 2021

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Cupid’s arrows are pointed squarely at the Target bull’s-eye this February as the retailer makes a big push for your Valentine’s business, from gifts to crafts to decor. No matter who you’re shopping for, chances are good you can find a good buy that they’ll adore, whether it’s tech, apparel, or something a little more sentimental. Note: Prices and availability are subject to change.

Stars Above Women’s Satin Notch Collar Nightgown

$20 Shop Now

Slinky lingerie is nice and all, but this nightshirt will probably get a lot more use — and it’s subtly sexy, too. Made of a soft satin weave, it’s still fine to toss in the washer and dryer.

2 Scoops Heart Cupcake Valentine’s Plush

$15 Shop Now

This squishy accent pillow, a nod to our favorite classic Valentine’s Day treat, would be a fun addition to any tween or teen’s room. It even smells like vanilla.

Theragun Mini

$200 Shop Now Who wouldn’t like a deep-tissue massage every now and again, romantic or otherwise? This three-speed Theragun packs a quiet but surprisingly powerful punch, and it’s more portable than its bigger siblings.

Big Dot of Happiness Quarantine Valentine Lawn Decorations

$40 Shop Now If you want to show that special someone you care from a safe distance, these cheeky pandemic-appropriate yard decorations will let them (and the rest of the world) know you’re thinking of ’em.

Keurig K-Café Special Edition Single-Serve Coffee Maker

$190 Shop Now

If they’re caffeine-obsessed, then upgrading their coffee maker will surely warm their heart. The Keurig K-Café does it all: coffee, lattes, cappuccinos, shots, and strong brews. It brews four cup sizes and has a large water reservoir that will require less refilling.

Opalhouse Holding Hands Framed Wall Canvas

$10 Shop Now

Mass-produced art isn’t usually known for its subtlety, but Target comes through with this understated sketch, ready to remind the recipient how much you care wherever they hang it.

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Fossil Gen 5E Smartwatch

$218 Shop Now A smartwatch that looks more like an old-school timepiece, this rose gold Fossil has a gorgeous stainless-steel mesh band. It also has an always-on display — something you have to pay big for with the Apple Watch — and practical features like automatic activity tracking, text and call notifications, and GPS.

Bevel Shave System Starter Kit

$90 Shop Now An electric razor might be more efficient, but doing things the old-fashioned way is definitely more romantic. Treat your favorite holdout with this complete shave system, a favorite among reviewers for keeping razor bumps at bay.

Opalhouse Sweet and Sweetest Mug Set

$10 Shop Now Show your special someone some love with a mug that will make them smile — especially if you let them be “sweetest.” These adorable stoneware mugs are dishwasher- and microwave-safe, and they stack in the cabinet to save space.

Colsie Women’s French Terry Tie-Dye Lounge Sweatshirt

$20 Shop Now This is the perfect ultra-soft top for lazy days streaming romantic movies, and the tie-dye is on trend. Make it a complete set with the matching joggers.

DIY Valentine’s Monster Bag Decorating Kit

$3 Shop Now

Note to parents: If your kiddo is tasked with decorating a box or bag for a Valentine’s Day party, using one of Target’s adorable kits is a mess-free, stress-free way to get ‘er done.

Heyday Turntable

$100 Shop Now

A perfect turntable for that romantic, old-school soul who’s getting into vinyl, this turntable is as functional as it is sleek. Features include a 45 adapter, pre-amp, and adjustable skate control. It even connects via Bluetooth to wireless speakers.

Northlight Red LED Mini Heart Valentine’s Day Lights

$21 Shop Now If you haven’t taken down the Christmas tree yet, why not make it a Valentine’s Day tree with these adorable LED lights?

Galerie Donut-Shaped Belgian Chocolates

$8 Shop Now Chocolates for Valentine’s Day isn’t exactly a groundbreaking gift, but how adorable are these? (Surely cute enough for the recipient to forgive your lack of creativity.) Flavors include strawberry, caramel, vanilla, and chocolate crème.

iRobot Roomba 675 Robotic Vacuum

$200 Shop Now

When is a vacuum an appropriate Valentine’s Day gift? When it means the giftee doesn’t have to vacuum ever again. They can clean and schedule using the iRobot app on their phone, and the three-stage cleaning system and dirt-detect sensors mean your helper is smart enough to sweep up everything from the tiniest dust particles to larger debris.

Tiara Sterling Silver Interlocking Double Heart Necklace

$48 Shop Now This understated sterling silver heart pendant is the kind of thoughtful piece its recipient will wear again and again. It hangs from a delicate 18-inch rope chain with a spring ring clasp.

Scratch-Off Love Notes

$16 Shop Now The best love notes are the ones that write themselves. This gift that keeps on giving comes with 24 hidden love messages that are revealed when you scratch them off with a coin. Perfect for hiding in lunch boxes, purses, or backpacks, you can surprise your squeeze with a new sentiment every day for nearly a month.

Spritz Foil and Latex Love Script Balloon Pack

$7 Shop Now Whether you’re going all out with romantic decor during dinner at home or want a sweet Instagram-worthy backdrop for your Valentine’s pictures, these coordinated balloons should do the trick.

Seven/Fifty Wine Growler and Tumbler Set

$60 Shop Now Designer water bottles are all the rage, but this one also is perfectly sized to keep a full bottle of wine at the right temperature, ideal for your next romantic picnic or hike. It comes with two vacuum-insulated tumblers with pressure-fit lids.

Nordic Ware Steel Heart Cakelette Pan

$10 Shop Now

Nordic Ware is a welcome gift for any baker, but you can score some extra bonus points by baking your Valentine their first heart-shaped treat in this sturdy nonstick carbon steel pan.

Men’s E.T. Valentine Alien Heart Sweatshirt

$42 Shop Now If he’s an ’80s baby, his heart will definitely be open to this cute nod to one of the decade’s best films.

Cricut Joy Cutting and Writing Machine

$180 Shop Now Gift your favorite crafty someone early enough, and they can churn out their own Valentines with this compact little gizmo. It cuts everything from cardstock to vinyl with satisfying precision.

Cat & Jack Girls’ Flip Sequin Heart T-Shirt

$10 Shop Now Flippy sequins are all the rage, and this cute shirt will definitely find its way into her heart. (Of course, girls shouldn’t have all the Valentine’s fun: Check out this on-trend $6 tee for the boys.)

That’s What She Said Game

$25 Shop Now

Perfect for a grown-up game night with some couple friends, this “twisted game of innuendos” will have players laughing, blushing, and laughing some more.

Ember Mug2 Temperature Control Smart Mug

$130 Shop Now

The Ember, now available in shiny, giftable metallics, will bring their drink to the exact temperature they like, even sending a message to their phone when it’s ready. Never having to microwave coffee again? That’s love.

Macaron Bath Bomb Set

$5 Shop Now

This set of cruelty-free, macaron-shaped bath bombs is almost too cute to dissolve in the tub. They’ll leave the water — and their skin — smelling and feeling fabulous.

Heyday Powerbank

$25 Shop Now How can you send your significant other sweet nothings when their phone is dead? Keep their tech juiced up and ready with this 6,000-mAh powerbank, compatible with USB-A and USB-C chargers.

Mr. Beer Northwest Pale Ale Craft Beer Making Kit

$32 Shop Now

Wine tends to get all the love on Valentine’s Day, but what could be more romantic than brewing beer with your favorite drinking buddy? This kit has everything you need to make two gallons of small-batch brew.

Threshold Wood Letterboard

threshold brown wood letter board — Target

$23 Shop Now Leave each other love notes with this quirky home accent that can be personalized with short greetings or messages. Made of solid wood, it comes with 180 letters, numbers, and symbols.

AeroGarden Harvest Planter

$149 Shop Now If your Valentine has a green thumb, there’s no reason the cold weather has to limit their favorite hobby. Small and light, this innovative self-watering garden grows fresh herbs with virtually no maintenance, mess, or upkeep.

Opalhouse Oversized Faux Fur Heart Pillow

$20 Shop Now Some people wear their heart on their sleeve — others can toss it on the couch. This heart-shaped accent pillow is the perfect whimsical accent for their bed or sofa, and it’s soft enough for a squeeze or a snooze.

The Child Chia Pet

$20 Shop Now You’ll get a smile out of even the most anti-Valentine’s giftee with this Baby Yoda Chia Pet. All they’ll need to do is tend little Grogu for one to two weeks for full growth.

Let’s Get Tipsy Wine Glasses

$31 Shop Now

If a bottle of vino is part of your Valentine’s Day tradition, go stemless with four heart-emblazoned swirling wine glasses. The best part is that the “let’s get tipsy” inscription is a double entendre — the glasses are balanced with 360-degree swiveling action that lets them tip without spilling.

Umbra Trigem Hanging Jewelry Organizer

$20 Shop Now This sleek Umbra jewelry holder is as affordable as it is elegant. Use it to hang long and short necklaces, bracelets, and earrings from the sturdy bars; rings can sit safely on a high-gloss white tray at the base, which has padding to prevent scratching up her dresser.

Tile Stickers

$55 (4 ct.) Shop Now Helping someone easily find that lost remote or pair of glasses is a practical way to show you care. Tile Stickers cling unobtrusively to important items, and will ring within 150 feet of a smartphone with the Tile app. Out of range? The app gives the last detected location.

Evergreen Flag Envelope of Succulents Door Decor

$30 Shop Now

Front door looking a little blah now that the Christmas bling is down? This fun alternative to a wreath isn’t so overly hearts-and-Cupids that you can’t keep it up into spring.

Meet the Writer

Saundra Latham

Saundra Latham regularly exploits her grocery’s fuel-points program for free tanks of gas and skips the salon in favor of the $5.99 sales at Great Clips. She has made her home in areas with a low cost of living, such as Dayton, Ohio, and Knoxville, Tenn.

Before joining Cheapism as the site’s first staff writer, Saundra freelanced for websites including Business Insider, ConsumerSearch, The Simple Dollar, The Motley Fool, and About.com. She was previously an editor at The Columbus Dispatch, one of Ohio’s largest daily newspapers. She holds a master’s in communication from Ohio State University and a bachelor’s in journalism from American University.