Suggestions: Fifteen year olds can seem very grown-up. Books, puzzles and novelty gadgets are still fairly safe, or check to see if they have any special interests, collections or musical interests.
They like fashion and music but you really have to know what sort. Luxury bathrobes or cycling gear can be a safer gift than day clothing.
If you know them well, you could try giving something unusual to try to spark a new interest, or to get outside and active.
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