Gifts Over £100
Ever woken up in your hammock feeling like a human popsicle? The CRUA Culla Hammock Wrap ($295.99) is here to ensure those chilly nights are a thing of the past. Think of it as a luxurious sleeping bag designed specifically for your swinging sanctuary. This bad boy boasts high-performance insulation that’ll keep you warmer than
Let’s face it, life leaves its marks. Whether it’s from genuine adventure or just tripping over the dog, you accumulate ‘character’. Finally, there’s a jacket designed to keep pace. The Devium Overdrive Waxed Canvas Trucker Jacket, American Made and ready for anything, is a modern take on a classic that actually improves with your personal
Right, forget those flimsy portable BBQs that barely toast a single sausage. If you fancy bringing serious wood-fired flavour to literally anywhere, the Somerset Grill Co Asado GO! Portable Grill is your new best friend. For a cool £895, you’re not just buying a grill; you’re investing in mobile culinary mastery. This isn’t some cut-down
Chaps, ever wished your clothes looked like they’d wrestled a bear, but without the actual danger or effort? Taylor Stitch gets it. Meet The Division Shirt: for $132, it delivers that perfectly broken-in vibe straight out of the parcel. Crafted from hefty 12.5-oz organic cotton sashiko (fancy Japanese weave, look it up), it’s been heavily
So, you’ve conquered the urban jungle and now fancy a crack at actual wilderness? Well, Bradley Mountain and White’s Boots have teamed up to create the ultimate footwear for… contemplating. Their $675 Mountain Hiker boots are so meticulously crafted, you’ll probably be too scared to scuff them. Imagine: “Oh no, not a pebble! These artisanal
Alright gents, admit it. Roughing it is grand, but perching precariously on a mossy stump while trying to look distinguished loses its charm quickly. Enter the Mollyjogger Riverside Chair ($160), the civilised solution for your posterior’s outdoor comfort. Crafted from fancy kiln-dried white ash wood (yes, ash) and durable striped canvas, it screams “I appreciate
