A gift guide for the man who has everything
A careful curation of gifts
Let me start by saying this: none of these gifts are sponsored. Shopping for the man who already has it all can feel impossible. He’s got great taste, buys what he wants when he wants, and leaves little room for surprises. But don’t worry—I’ve done the legwork for you. Whether you’re hunting for inspiration or subtly guiding someone else’s gift-giving efforts, this list has you covered. I’ve included links for convenience, but the beauty of these picks is that they can be tailored to suit personal preferences. Let’s dive in.
Cedar Wooden Shoe Trees
The more shoes a man owns, the more shoe trees he needs—it’s a simple law of proportionality. Cedar shoe trees not only absorb moisture and odours but also keep your loafers in impeccable shape. Joseph Cheaney & Sons offer great options, or you can find others on Amazon.
A Long Robe
Few things evoke the feeling of wandering through a stately home or a misty estate garden quite like a long robe. An OAS robe offers that perfect blend of indulgence and practicality.
Coffee Table Books
Inspiration comes in all forms, and nothing does it better than a beautifully curated coffee table book. WM Brown's work, like A Man and His Watch, is a standout. For a gift that keeps giving, consider a subscription to WM Brown Magazine, offering style, travel, and lifestyle insights with every issue.
A Niche Cap
Every man loves a cap with a story behind it. Whether it’s from a favourite hotel or a niche fishing club like Pécheresse, these hats become instant conversation starters.
Socks
The older you get, the more you appreciate them. A man can never have too many socks—or too many colours for that matter. They’re the unsung heroes of a great outfit, adding a dash of personality where you least expect it. For impeccable quality and bold, vibrant options, Turnbull & Asser has you covered.
Candles
Men burn through candles at an alarming rate—usually when they're "setting the mood." Stock up on something classy like Earl of East or Diptyque. Not only will it make his place smell incredible, but it also adds that subtle touch of “I’m an adult now” to any room.
Oxford Shirts
Just like socks, a man can never have too many white or blue Oxford shirts. For high-quality fabric with a clean, unbranded look, Portuguese Flannel is a go-to. Whether paired with jeans or under a blazer, an Oxford shirt keeps him looking effortlessly polished without trying too hard.
LEGO Icons Land Rover Classic Defender 90
Even the most distinguished gentleman has an inner child, and nothing brings it out like the LEGO Icons Land Rover Classic Defender 90.
Vintage Scarves
Scarves, Go vintage with a Burberry or Barbour scarf. Hunt for unique finds on platforms like Depop, Vinted or FLUF.
Suit Bag
And last on the list is a Weekender + Suit Bag, from Bennett & Winch, ideal for business trips or weekend getaways with his mistress.