15 Beautifully Bizarre Gifts For the Twin Peaks Fan

A must have for fans, Twin Peaks: A Limited Event Series Blu-ray/DVD ($56 for Blu-ray/$46 for DVD) includes all 18 installments of the revival, plus over six hours of special features. The Blu-ray release also includes 80 minutes of behind-the-scenes content. The set will be available Dec. 5; watch a sneak peek here.

Twin Peaks fans should definitely familiarize themselves with the creator, and David Lynch: The Art Life (The Criterion Collection) ($18) is the perfect way to do so. This rare glimpse into his world and artistic process chronicles Lynch's life from his boyhood in Idaho to his career in Hollywood.

Deck yourself out in the best Black Lodge chic with this Black and White Chevron Blouse ($40, originally $50), which evokes the patterned floor in the interdimensional hell portal from the series.

If a whole blouse is too much, just put a little Twin Peaks sparkle on your ears with these Paper Moon Black and White Chevron Earrings ($8). It'll be like a secret signal to other Bookhouse Boys that you're a fan of the show.

Twin Peaks cocreator Mark Frost wrote The Secret History of Twin Peaks ($30) to accompany the revival. It takes a deep, deep dive into the history of this sleepy little Washington town, bringing readers right up to the events of the finale that left so many scratching their heads.

Is Audrey Horne your favorite OG Twin Peaks character? Us, too. What better way to keep her spirit alive (because WTF was going on with her in the revival?) than with these Black and White Classic Lace-Up Saddle Shoes ($48). Wear them during the day and then, in true Audrey fashion, swap them for some black pumps at night.

There are a lot of fun Twin Peaks tote bags out there, but we're partial to this "The Owls Are Not What They Seem" Printed Cotton Satchel Bag ($40), featuring one of the Log Lady's cryptic messages. It's classic Twin Peaks without screaming "Twin Peaks"! Only the true fans will get this one.

If you want to dress like Twin Peaks without going full-on Audrey or Black Lodge, this is the item for you. The Twin Peaks Sheriff Department Jacket ($58) is perfect for throwing rocks at milk bottles, hoping to divine the solution to a mystery as you reach a zen-like state.

It's hard to buy a fragrance you can't smell before you make your purchase, but the Wonderful & Stranger Liquid Music Fine Fragrance Boxed Trio Set ($244) looks so enticing that we kind of don't care. The scents are named "Future's Past," "The Red Room," and "World of Blue," and they all sound like they smell heavenly.

Remember in the revival how Lucy and Andy are debating between buying a red or a beige club chair with matching ottoman? Well, now you can go ahead and choose for them with your very own Burhall Club Chair and Ottoman Set ($250). We recommend the red, though there is one available in beige as well.

The Donut Disturb Door Sign ($17) on Hawk's office door is one of the best visual gags of the Twin Peaks continuation. It's nice to see that the Twin Peaks Sheriff's Department has lost none of its charm.

For the foodie Twin Peaks fan in your life, nothing says "Double-R Diner" like receiving a membership to the Pie of the Month Club ($455/year or $40/month). If you can't have Norma's homemade pies, this is the next-best thing.

If you don't have much of a sweet tooth, channel your Agent Dale Cooper by buying a subscription to Atlas Coffee Club's subscription service ($200/year or $20/month). The coffees will all be different, but they will all surely brew a "damn fine cup of coffee."

Spice up your yuletide with Audrey Horne's Queen of Diamonds One-Eyed Jacks Costume ($300) from her stint going undercover at the Canadian casino/brothel. It's great for the bedroom or for cosplaying at a Twin Peaks festival.

If you're ready to go full-on Black Lodge, a creative Etsy artist makes a Black Lodge Dress ($57) that draws upon the black-and-white floor and red curtains. It's the perfect casual ensemble for a night out at the Roadhouse.