Holiday Gift Guide 2010: Custom Gifts

Everyone is under a lot of pressure, but no one is ever too old to alleviate stress by playing with Legos. Downloading the free software on the site allows you to customize any Lego design that you can come up with. Give the gift of creativity and nostalgia this holiday season.
COST: Up to $399.99

The up-and-coming mogul should be outfitted as such. Monogrammed blazer buttons or cufflinks from the Ben Silver Collection add an executive touch that makes looking the part as fabulous as living the lifestyle.
COST: $198 to $245

Cater to the personal tastes of someone special on your list with an energy bar from YouBar. With different options for bases, protein powders, nuts, fruits, and sweeteners, this snack packs power and flavor in every bite.
COST: Starting at $37.57

Give two gifts in one as a stocking stuffer to the person on the go. Flash drives from Custom USB can be embedded into everything from pens to calculators, making packing light and multitasking a cinch. Store up to eight gigabytes of files in any of these unique trinkets.
COST: Starting at $12

If you are known to carry around your MacBook more than business cards, turn your device in to a promotional billboard. ColorWare offers custom color and logo placement for a variety of Mac products including the iPad, Macbook Pro and iMac.
COST: Starting at $499

Looking for a way to stand out in the crowd? The Scrolling LED Name Badge II from Think Geek will do just that at your next networking event. Program this badge with any desired name or slogan for instant recognition amongst the slew of paper nametags in the crowd.
COST: $29.99

--Tiffany Black and Lauren Cannon