Hollywood’s biggest television stars are getting more than an Emmy this year — they’re also taking home a seriously luxe haul from the official Emmys Giving Suite.
While the 78th Emmy Awards take place on Monday, Sept. 14, 2026, preparations are well underway for this year’s gift bags, which include a mix of high-tech gadgets, beauty products, sweet treats, cozy comforts and luxury goods.
The Giving Suite is once again being produced by Distinctive Assets — a company founded by Lash Fary, who has spent 25 years creating talent gift lounges for major award shows.
“We are back this year with more gifts, more giving and another wonderful experience for Emmy presenters, performers and nominees,” Fary exclusively told Page Six Style.
So, why do stars still get excited about a gift bag when they can seemingly buy anything they want?
“You are never too rich or too famous to enjoy acknowledgment … and gifts!” Fary said, describing the packages as a fun reward for the television industry’s biggest names (and an official thank-you from the show to presenters and performers).
This year’s lineup includes the RingConn Gen 3 Premium Titanium Smart Ring, custom-etched spill-proof HydroJug Traveler Tumblers, Peelerz specialty candy and TastySounds musical lollipops from Amos Sweets.
There’s also Glymate dietary supplements featuring cell-regenerative technology, privacy concierge and data-removal services from Ironwall by Incogni and coastal-inspired La Proue fragrances.
For a cozy touch, recipients can get the original Hugs comfort blanket from Minky Couture, while beauty lovers can indulge in organic, vegan K-beauty skincare from Ongredients. Meanwhile Pop Mart is bringing its Skullpanda Off Mode series plush doll pendants, and PETA and Save the Duck are teaming up on 100% animal-free outerwear.
Additionally, the gift bags include the viral Brick (to take control of your screen time) and Havyn’s luxe hand cream bundle, featuring three scents of its award-winning Comforting Collagen Hand Cream.
The Giving Suite is also giving back in a big way. According to Fary, it has raised more than $1 million to date for the Television Academy Foundation.
This year, he says the team has once again met its $100,000 fundraising goal. (Additionally, signed items from the Giving Suite will be offered through Charitybuzz to benefit the Foundation.)
Several participating brands have philanthropic initiatives of their own, too. Minky Couture donated more than $5 million worth of blankets to hospitals and communities in need in 2025 alone, while La Proue supports female entrepreneurs through its Women at the Helm Fund. And Monarch Matcha donates a portion of every sale to the RennerVation Foundation, which creates meaningful experiences for children in foster care.
The gift bags will be distributed backstage throughout the two rehearsal days, Saturday and Sunday, as well as during the telecast itself on Monday.
“Being asked to produce the official Emmys Giving Suite again this year is a privilege we do not take for granted,” Fary shared.
“It’s a joy to celebrate television’s brightest stars backstage on the industry’s biggest night, but what makes this partnership truly special is the mission behind it,” he added. “We acknowledge today’s luminaries while helping the Television Academy Foundation shape the next generation of storytellers.”
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