The Christmas time may be the worst in the gift giving calendar, peculiarly if you’ve got a lot of persons to buy for. Potential stress and pitfalls lie at each turn and even if you find a great gift you’ll in all probability still have three or four other men to please. So what do you get for the picky boys you know? Take a good deal of the stress of out of the holiday season by taking into account these top gifts.
Have a bit of luxury. Every man will have received a plain scarf and gloves set at some point in his lifetime (more than once if he’s unlucky) so jazz it up a bit by going for a bit of luxury. Soft leather gloves and a warm cashmere scarf are an outstanding way to be practical with a hint of decadence at the same time. (Plus you won’t have to worry what size to buy).
Have a bit of luxury. Every man will have received a plain scarf and gloves set at some point in his lifetime (more than once if he’s unlucky) so jazz it up a bit by going for a bit of luxury. Soft leather gloves and a warm cashmere scarf are an outstanding way to be practical with a hint of decadence at the same time. (Plus you won’t have to worry what size to buy).
Upgrade his money. Whilst you can’t wash his cash or spruce up his change, you may update his wallet by buying him something new. Leather wallets are timeless classics but they don’t have to be boring. If he’s been carrying around his current piece since time begun then splash out on something new and give his cash a boost. Money clips may also be a great idea.
Reclaim his childhood. Make him a Christmas stocking and fill it with his best loved childhood sweets and retro video games. There is a great deal of stores that trade retro items so go crazy and give hope or courage to him to relive his youth. You could also leave him a note from ‘Santa’ to make it extra special.
Therapy. Not the kind that comes from sitting on a couch (although you may buy that too if you think they’ll be grateful for it, anything goes at Christmas time!) but more the massage and relaxation variety. Everyone wants to be pampered a little but therapy session may be in truth girly so try to make it a bit more rugged. A sauna, a massage and an outdoor Jacuzzi will have to float everyone’s boat.
Reclaim his childhood. Make him a Christmas stocking and fill it with his best loved childhood sweets and retro video games. There is a great deal of stores that trade retro items so go crazy and give hope or courage to him to relive his youth. You could also leave him a note from ‘Santa’ to make it extra special.
Therapy. Not the kind that comes from sitting on a couch (although you may buy that too if you think they’ll be grateful for it, anything goes at Christmas time!) but more the massage and relaxation variety. Everyone wants to be pampered a little but therapy session may be in truth girly so try to make it a bit more rugged. A sauna, a massage and an outdoor Jacuzzi will have to float everyone’s boat.
Make something. It doesn’t have to be anything imagination – possibly you make killer chocolate truffles or epic mix tapes. Maybe you’re the type of person persons talk when it comes to when they want something fixing or a painting or. Homemade gifts show that you care and that you put a lot of time and thought into the present so think when it comes to what you’re good at and make something amazing.
Music. As everyone loves music, why not consider helping him exaggerate his musical choices with a Spotify subscription? If you haven’t heard of Spotify yet, it is a service that is new to the US (though it has been running with great success in the UK for a few years), which allows users to legally stream songs and playlists from a big library of music, and share their playlists with their friends. The free version is very fixed and has publicity on it, but the subscription version is splendid and could soon replace iTunes libraries as people’s main repository of music.
Music. As everyone loves music, why not consider helping him exaggerate his musical choices with a Spotify subscription? If you haven’t heard of Spotify yet, it is a service that is new to the US (though it has been running with great success in the UK for a few years), which allows users to legally stream songs and playlists from a big library of music, and share their playlists with their friends. The free version is very fixed and has publicity on it, but the subscription version is splendid and could soon replace iTunes libraries as people’s main repository of music.
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