
First choice for sets & kits: Ann Summers (read our review)
Best for: A familiar shop with free returns and next-day delivery
Score3.9/5
Full review of Ann SummersBundles, kits and advent calendars, and how to tell a good set from a padded one.
A good set saves money on toys you'd have bought anyway. A bad one pads two decent toys with fillers you'll never use, often in cheaper materials.
Every shop here has sets, kits or bundles as their own section, ships in plain packaging and bills under a company name.
Filed behind this divider · UK

Best for: A familiar shop with free returns and next-day delivery
Score3.9/5
Full review of Ann SummersWhy: Sex toy sets, gift sets and advent calendars, with free returns on eligible items within 28 days

Best for: Last-minute orders that still need to arrive discreetly
Score4.0/5
Full review of BondaraWhy: Sex toy sets and bundles for women, men and couples, plus bondage kits
Filed behind this divider · US

Best for: Buyers who want the option to send it back
Score4.4/5
Full review of Adam & EveWhy: Its own sex toy kits section and advent calendars, with 90-day any-reason returns

Best for: Strap-ons, kink gear and anal toys from a sex-positive shop
Score3.3/5
Full review of BabelandWhy: Couples sex kits and bondage kits

Best for: A trusted all-rounder with discreet shipping over $85
Score3.3/5
Full review of Good VibesWhy: Party, gifts and kits, free shipping from $85
When every piece is something you'd use, yes. Price up the two or three items you really want on their own; if the kit costs about the same, the rest is a bonus. If half the box is filler, buy the pieces separately.
Ann Summers and Bondara have gift and bundle sections in the UK. In the US, Adam & Eve has a sex toy kits section, Babeland sells couples and bondage kits, and Good Vibes has a gifts and kits section.