15 Vegan Valentine's Day Gifts For Your Plant-Based Sweetie

I mean, if you identify as lesbian or queer and vegan, there really isn't a better present than this Lesbi Vegan Tee ($28) by Beet X Beet.

If you have a special someone who either needs help meal planning or going vegan, this service is truly an amazing gift. Because the site that runs it isn't for profit, for less than $2 a week (that's basically $100 to buy them the whole year!), your gift recipient will receive on-demand help from food coaches, personalized daily recipes, grocery delivery in select areas, and meal-planning services. Basically, for very little cost, this plan from The Green Plate ($2/week) will give them their own personal vegan nutrition plan and coach. Pretty sweet gift.

How cute are these Love All Animals Pillows ($42)? Even better, all the proceeds from this purchase go to Mercy For Animals, a great organization working to protect farmed animals, so this is really a two-for-one gift.

OK, so my partner may be more in love with this wallet than he is with me. He even got one for me and two of his friends — and I have to admit this is a great nonleather accessory. This Machine Era Co Wallet ($48) is slim, light, and easy to pull cards out of, and it even has a bottle opener. (And yes, it's ethically made.)

This Leaf Life Plus Vibrator ($110) is an eco-friendly sex toy award winner and the perfect shape for use on your own or during sex. It's waterproof, quiet, and plenty strong for its ergonomic size. A gift that keeps on . . . giving.

This Saving Animals Tee ($28) makes a great gift for your favorite activist, and appropriately, the proceeds all go to saving animals.

I love a natural vegan face oil, and this Mad Hippie Antioxidant Face Oil ($25) is one of my favorites for the price point. If you want to give your sweetie something that will leave their face chemical-free for kissing, this is a solid bet. (The brand name also doubles nicely for poking fun at their vegan hippie tendencies.)

Someone's definitely going to love this Vegan as F*ck Spoon ($18).

Whenever I don't know what to get my partner as a gift, I get him a Will's Vegan Shoes Gift Card ($5 and up). Most of Will's pairs (yes, a guy named Will really makes them) are priced at around $100, and considering how well-made they are and the free shipping (complete with a return label in the box if you don't like them), this makes a foolproof vegan gift.

Sponsor an animal in your sweetheart's name, stick their picture and story on the fridge, and just see if you don't make them cry tears of joy. Farm Sanctuary's program ($10 and up) starts at just $10 a month, and you'll know your gift made an actual, loving difference in an animal's life.

I mean, this vegan candy bar ($3) says it all. It's also ethically sourced!

If you know a vegan who wants to take their activism to the streets — literally — this 10-pack of bumper stickers ($11) is perfect for some vigilante stop-sign activism.

If your boo is the one always called on to catch and release the spiders in the house, this Humane Bug Catcher ($8) is the perfect gift. I bought this a year ago, and it has truly changed the way I see bugs! Now, instead of being scared and trying to catch them in a jar, I use this humane bug catcher to scoop up any little creature from a distance. There's even a magnifier so you can see how amazing they are before you set them free.

I always get smiles when I wear this Nicora The Future Is Humane Tee ($48), and it makes a great gift for someone who wants to endorse a spin on the slogan "The Future Is Female."

Maybe it's just a case of my expectations creating the reality, but this Purity Swedish Vodka ($26) is really, really smooth for the affordable price point and comes in a beautiful bottle that makes it look more expensive than it is. It's distilled 34 times, which may be why it's so tasty. Enjoy a vegan cocktail with your boo or best friend this Valentine's Day, and toast to living a life of love and compassion, every day of the year.