Having opened just before Christmas last year, Ms Edwards said they had been more focused on finding their feet in Napier, and figuring out where their store sat in the CBD.
"I think what's exciting about Christmas this year is now we're becoming more recognised and a lot of people know about us now and have been to our store and are coming back.
"They'll be able to get excited with us about the cool new things. It's so cool when new things come in the store because it's like Christmas for us except we can share that with everyone else."
Although they had a Christmas range, their stock focused more on a presents for all ages - from kids, to grandparents.
She was expecting popular items to be similar to what flew off the shelves during the year, from New Zealand made books, Glenn Jones art prints, Ashley and Co, and BonBon items - as well as their new Voodoo Molly stock of New Zealand made chalk paints.
"We love to support New Zealand artists and there'll be a lot of gifts there that can be sent overseas as well that are made in New Zealand, and it's like kiwiana, quite quirky things."
As well as Christmas gifts, they were also eagerly waiting for an order of "quirky Christmas presents" that could be used for Secret Santa, or smaller gifts - which were less expensive, but still good quality.
Ms Edwards expected most of their customers to do their shopping before Christmas, but was considering holding a Boxing Day sale.
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