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Gifts Over £100

  • January 12, 2026By Leo Davie

    If your idea of “mountain climbing” is navigating the steep stairs of a trendy rooftop bar, the Danner Mountain 600 ID GTX ($250) has you covered. These boots pack serious Pacific Northwest tech into a silhouette that doesn’t scream “I live in a yurt.” Weighing just 32oz, they feature a waterproof suede upper and a

  • January 12, 2026By Leo Davie

    One does not simply walk into a toy store and leave without the LEGO® Lord of the Rings™ Rivendell™ Set (£429.99). With 6,167 pieces, this isn’t just a hobby; it’s a second mortgage on your free time. It features Frodo’s bedroom, the Shards of Narsil™, and 15 minifigures with detachable legs—perfect for seating them at

  • January 9, 2026By Leo Davie

    If you’ve ever wanted to look like a rugged Midwestern field commander while actually just navigating the treacherous journey from the parking lot to the office, the Relwen Windzip Vest ($208) is your new uniform. This isn’t one of those marshmallow-puffers that makes you look like a confused inflatable tube man; it’s a sleek, semi-water-resistant

  • January 8, 2026By Leo Davie

    If you’ve ever wanted a “skin-diver” watch but your deepest aquatic adventure is retrieving a dropped olive from a martini, the Shinola Duck Sport Watch ($550) is your spirit animal. Hand-assembled in Detroit, this 40mm powerhouse is as rugged as a Motor City pothole but significantly more attractive. With 10 ATM of water resistance, it’s

  • January 7, 2026By Leo Davie

    Finally, a Marshall stack that won’t trigger a noise complaint from the neighbors. The Marshall Black Edition Bar Fridge ($399.99) is the ultimate “green room” upgrade, masterfully disguised as a legendary amp. Featuring authentic fret cloth, tunable knobs, and that iconic white logo, it’s designed to make your den look like a world-tour dressing room.

  • January 6, 2026By Leo Davie

    Let’s face it: our thumbs have spent the last decade twitching through endless doomscrolling. The Clicks Communicator ($399) is the long-overdue intervention. Designed for the gent who prefers “doing” to “infinite scrolling,” it features ergonomically tactile keys that turn typing into a satisfying, clicky symphony. Use the side key to transcribe mid-commute epiphanies or triage

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