Gifts Under £100
Fancy pondering the existentialism of H2O while jotting down your shopping list? Field Notes’ 67th Quarterly Edition, the “Is a River Alive?” Edition ($14.95), is here to help. Coinciding with Robert Macfarlane’s new book, this 3-pack features Stanley Donwood’s “Meander” linocut cover art, inspired by rivers doing their wiggly thing (apparently, “Fisk maps” are a
Paranoid about your backpack doing a disappearing act? Meet the Matador BetaLock™ ($30), the carabiner that moonlights as a tiny, key-operated fortress. Crafted from aircraft-grade aluminium (because your gym bag deserves aerospace engineering), this gadget lets you clip your stuff together like a regular carabiner. But here’s the James Bond bit: whip out the included
Tired of birds freeloading crumbs off your patio? Upgrade their dining experience with the JamDesignUK Handcrafted Bird Table (£37.99) – because even our feathered friends deserve a touch of civilisation. This isn’t just a feeder; it’s a miniature picnic table, complete with bench seats for avian socialising. Finally, a place for them to discuss the
The California Cowboy High Water Tropic Shirt (£95): because sometimes, your shirt needs more features than your car. Forget just looking stylish; this bad boy comes equipped for survival (and mild inebriation). We’re talking a “Tech Dry Pocket” for your precious phone (presumably to avoid those awkward pocket-swimming incidents), a “Bottle Pocket” for safe beer
Ah, Texas. Where the air conditioning works harder than most marriages. Enter the Howler Brothers Palapa Tech Shirt ($85), the sartorial equivalent of a refreshing iced tea on a scorching day. This “techy” upgrade to their Palapa Shirt is forged from vintage-inspired recycled polyester mesh, which apparently breathes with the ease of a Texan after
Strike out on the style lanes with the P&Co Best Wishes Bowling Shirt (£90). Forget those ill-fitting, questionable-smelling rental shoes; this is the real deal for stepping out in retro flair. Inspired by a time when milkshakes were thick and your biggest worry was dodging the split, this ecru and green beauty is pure 50s
