Gifts Under £100
Let’s be honest, for too long, golf tees have been the unsung heroes of the fairway – usually snapped in half after one heroic (or disastrous) swing. But Bird Darts is here to change the game, starting with their Premium Tee Packs ($6.99). Forget those flimsy wooden casualties; these bamboo beauties come in a rather
Gentlemen, is your apartment décor screaming “I peaked in high school”? Inject some mature (sort of) superhero flair with the Danny Issues Spiderman Under Glass Print (£22). This isn’t your childhood poster held up with Blu Tack; these prints are “giclée printed onto high quality, 230gsm archival matte paper.” Fancy, right? And it’s even FSC
Gentlemen, tired of pilfering hotel miniatures or smelling faintly of generic airport handwash? The Binu Binu Travel Soap Gift Set (£47) is here to elevate your cleansing rituals, inspired by the “ritual of the Korean public bath” – a place apparently free of vanity, which is a bold claim for any bathing establishment. This set
Gentlemen, in the hallowed halls of casual menswear, the crew neck sweatshirt reigns supreme. But fear not, this isn’t your old gym kit hand-me-down. Taylor Stitch’s Après Crew Sweater ($108) is crafted from “100% organic cotton terry” – which basically translates to “incredibly soft and cozy.” This isn’t just about immediate comfort; the “richly
Gentlemen, are you ready to embrace the wild without feeling like you’re lugging around a medieval broadsword in your pocket? The James Brand Redstone Pocket Knife ($99) is here to answer your call – a pocket knife “entirely re-imagined” for the modern adventurer (who probably also owns a very nice beard oil). This isn’t your
Tired of shirts that either cling to you like a lovesick calf or make you look like you just rode in from a cattle drive (and smell like it)? The Howler Brothers Gator Gaucho Snap Shirt ($109) is here to lasso your wardrobe woes. These ain’t your grandpa’s dusty duds. Howler Bros. took those classic
