Gifts Over £100
Meet the Woodmess Modern Cuckoo Clock, where timeless craftsmanship meets whimsical charm. At £392, this birch plywood marvel chirps its way into your heart with hourly performances by a pint-sized, wing-flapping diva. Yes, the cuckoo count matches the hour, so prepare for an encore at 11 AM. (Brace yourself for 12 o’clock’s grand symphony.) Designed
For the writer who dreams of crafting prose as sharp as a Hemingway one-liner (and maybe drinking as much rum while doing it), the Freewrite Hemingwrite Smart Typewriter is your new muse. At $999, it’s not just a typewriter—it’s a lifestyle. With a hand-polished aluminium chassis and green keycaps that scream “rugged sophistication,” this machine
For the camper who’s tired of frostbitten toes and deserves a little luxury under the stars, the DoD Outdoors Rocket Submarine Footbath is here to soak away your woes—literally. At $169, this stainless-steel marvel isn’t just a footbath; it’s a full-on spa experience in the wilderness. Complete with a wood stove, chimney, and trivet for
The Flint & Tinder Flannel Lined Waxed Rancher Jacket is the sartorial equivalent of a rugged cowboy with a secret penchant for soft jazz. Made in the USA from heavyweight 10 oz. waxed Martexin sailcloth, it’s tough enough to stare down a blizzard and stylish enough to grace a whiskey-tasting event. The quilted, flannel-lined interior
There’s something gloriously cheeky about the Nivada Grenchen F77 Ceramic, a watch that whispers “I’m vintage… but not that vintage” in its stealthy black-on-black voice. With a svelte 37mm case and integrated bracelet, this retro rebel is lighter than its stainless steel sibling, courtesy of its ceramic makeover. Think of it as the watch equivalent
The Skylight Calendar: proof that family chaos can be tamed with the right tech—and a little bit of colour coding. At $299.99, this 15” HD touchscreen isn’t just a calendar; it’s the digital command centre your family didn’t know it needed. With features like chore charts that gamify “take out the trash” and colour-coded schedules
