Fortnum & Mason, the luxury department store favoured by the British royal family, has launched its Easter range for 2025. The Piccadilly institution, which holds a royal warrant and was a regular stop for Queen Elizabeth II, offers a selection of hampers, baskets and individual treats, many priced under £10.
Queen Camilla was spotted shopping at Fortnum's in December 2024, choosing a cinnamon and orange black tea set. Now the store has unveiled a spring edit that includes themed hampers from £60 to £350, such as The Eggstraordinary Hamper with 12 items, and the Happy Easter Basket in a reusable wicker basket.
For budget-conscious shoppers, edible matchbox-sized treats shaped like hares, hedgehogs and ladybirds are available for under £10, as are savoury options like the Chilli Jam & Cheddar Topped Pork Pie and Mint Sauce.
Social media reaction has been positive, with fans describing the collection as “hampers and baskets filled with spring joy” and praising the “cutest Easter details”. One shopper called it “an eggxtra special collection”.
Royal tradition runs deep: the store’s website notes that Queen Elizabeth II continued the family practice of Christmas shopping at Fortnum's, often buying practical gifts like breakfast trays and garden furniture.
