Gifts Under £100
Finally, a classic 1975 Range Rover that won’t leak oil on your driveway. This mint green Matchbox masterpiece is a pocket-sized portal to off-roading glory. Specially outfitted for Forest Rangers, it’s ready to scale a mountain of paperwork or navigate the treacherous wilderness between your keyboard and coffee mug. Pop the hood to admire the
Houston, we have a solution for sagging trousers: the Nick Mankey Designs “Orion” Re-Entry Belt™. This isn’t just a belt; it’s a personal trouser containment system inspired by NASA. Its buckle is machined from Aerospace Grade 7075 Aluminium, with a hard-anodised finish ready for atmospheric re-entry… or just a very large lunch. The infinitely adjustable,
So you’ve got a gorgeous new phone and you’re terrified to take it outside. Do you hide its beauty in a case a tank would be proud of? No. You get the Mous Protective Clear Case. This thing is deceptively tough, offering the illusion of vulnerability while secretly packing AiroShock® technology in its corners –
Is the bottom of your backpack a terrifying abyss of tangled cables, rogue pens, and mysterious crumbs? Bellroy’s Wonder Kit is the stylish intervention you desperately need. This versatile pouch is a masterclass in organisation, with elastic loops to tame your tech and pockets for everything from a passport to a power bank. Made from
Tired of advent calendars offering a daily dose of waxy, thumbnail-sized disappointment? Upgrade your festive countdown with the QWERTY Craft Beer Advent Calendar. It’s a strategic 12-day survival kit for the most chaotic part of Christmas, armed with top-tier Pale Ales and IPAs from Britain’s best independent breweries. The box features a master-brewing Santa and
Gentlemen, if your morning shower routine currently involves a generic bar that smells vaguely of regret and industrial cleaner, it’s time for an emergency extraction. You need to upgrade your arsenal, and the new Dr. Squatch Alien Awakening & Predator Purge 4-Pack ($30) is the only acceptable intergalactic defence against dirt and grime. Forget passive
