What do you buy someone who has everything?

Something useful they don't have and wouldn't buy for themselves. Only 13% of UK adults say their household is ready for an emergency, so a luxury survival kit, gift-wrapped with no prices inside, is one of the few presents that's genuinely new to them.

Can I send a survival kit as a gift?

Yes. T-MINUS delivers to the recipient, gift-wrapped with a handwritten card and no prices inside, and can time delivery for a birthday or Christmas.

When is the last order date for Christmas?

Christmas orders for T+3 and T+7 close on 7 December. Larger kits are installed by appointment.

Isn't a survival kit a morbid present?

It's the same thing the Government now asks every home to have, done beautifully and kept up to date. Most people open it, laugh, and then put it somewhere they can find in the dark.

Gift for Someone Who Has Everything (UK): A Luxury Survival Kit

Why it works as a present

On 22 October 2026 the Government launched Be Ready, asking every household in the UK to be able to look after itself for three days if the power, the water or the network goes. Its own survey found that only 13% of adults say their household is largely or fully prepared. So the people who have everything are, almost certainly, part of the 87%.

It's also a present that keeps working. A cashmere jumper is worn for a winter. A kit sits under the stairs for years and matters most on the one night nobody planned for. And every Go Bag pays for a Neighbour Pack: three days of emergency basics for a family who can't afford them, handed out by a food bank. That's two presents for the price of one.

Which kit for whom

For	What to give	Price
Your parents	T+3, The Go Bag for a household of two. We deliver it and can set it up with them.	£3,200
A young family	T+3 for a family of four: three days of food, 12 litres of sealed water, filtration, a stove, light, a radio, first aid and warmth in two black roll-top packs.	£4,500
A London flat	T+7, The Household: a week at home with power, heat and cooking, in an engraved wheeled case that fits a hall cupboard.	£12,500
A country house	T+90, The Estate: backup power wired into the house, 500 litres of stored water and Starlink, installed by our team.	£85,000
The dog	A dog pack added to any kit: food for every day of the kit, water, bowls, a canine first aid kit and a lit collar.	From £295

Prices are for the whole kit, including any VAT.

How gifting works

Delivered to them, not to you. Gift-wrapped, with a handwritten card and no prices inside.
Timed for the day. We can deliver for a birthday or for Christmas.
Set up with them, if they'd like: we can show your parents where everything is and how the radio and stove work.
Kept current. Add the Rotation, from £295 a year, and we refresh the food, batteries and medicines before they expire, so the present still works in five years.

Small things to add

Any kit can carry a few extras: a box of five single-estate chocolate bars for morale (£45), the Larder of tea, coffee, tinned fish, oatcakes, honey and olive oil (£120), a rechargeable head torch for a guest (£95), a 20,000 mAh power bank (£75) or rechargeable hand warmers for the school run (£45).

Christmas dates

T+3 and T+7 are assembled to order in London and dispatched within ten working days. Christmas orders close on 7 December. Larger kits are delivered or installed by our team, so for those, ask us now and we'll agree a date. For client or staff gifts, see kits for business.

The gift for someone who has everything