Men

Gifts for Men in Their 30s: Elvis, Hawaii, and the Electric Watch

This edit of gifts for men in their 30s moves from watches and leather goods to grooming, barware, coffee, and merino layers. I would choose the piece that fits the routine he already has, with a small story attached.

Camping Gifts for Men: The Two-Wheel Origin of a Good Camp Kit

This guide to camping gifts for men covers layers, mugs, cookware, tools, boots, socks and bags chosen around his actual trips. I would begin with the piece he will reach for first, then add a smaller detail that earns room in his pack.

Gifts for Male Coworkers: The Workday Coffee Problem Solved in Steel

His desk, coffee routine, commute and grooming kit all offer useful directions without turning a present into office merch. For gifts for male coworkers, I would choose something that fits his habits, keeps its branding quiet and feels like his rather than the office's.

Secret Santa Gifts for Men: The Mischief Behind a Christmas Parcel

This guide to Secret Santa gifts for men moves through socks, grooming, desk gear, games, and barware. I would choose something he can use on an ordinary day, with a little surprise in the wrapping.

Gifts for Dad From Daughter: The Original Gift Was His Time

These gifts for dad from daughter lean toward family keepsakes, useful rituals, and things you can do together. I would choose the one that fits his real routine, then write the card myself.

Gifts for Husband Who Has Everything: The Pocket Diary’s 1908 Lesson

This guide to gifts for husband who has everything follows Smythson’s 1908 pocket diary into everyday carry, shared kits, grooming, loungewear and kitchen projects. I would look for a gift that gives his routine a small invitation, not another thing to admire once.

Anniversary Gifts for Husband: The New York Etiquette Book of 1922

This guide to anniversary gifts for husband brings together watches, leather goods, wool layers, fragrance sets, and barware, with Emily Post's anniversary tradition as its cultural starting point. I would choose the object that most closely matches his daily rhythm.

Sentimental Gifts for Boyfriend: The Picture That Appeared in Boston

The sentimental gifts for boyfriend edit brings together meaningful jewelry, instant photos, shared rituals, scent, and personal stationery. I would choose the object that fits the ritual he already has, then make it his with a photo, note, or familiar detail.

Luxury Golf Gifts for Him: From a Silver Club to the Green Jacket

Luxury golf gifts for him can connect St Andrews club history to practical layers, bags, shoes and accessories he can use on the course. I would choose one piece that fits the way he already plays, then let the old silver club and green jacket story do the talking.

Gifts for Husband Birthday: Le Locle and the Objects He Uses

Gifts for husband birthday can start with what he reaches for in an ordinary week, from a watch or cologne to a knit or coffee ritual. I would match the gesture to his habits, then make room for the time together around it.

Gifts for Dad Who Has Everything: The Dopp Kit's Chicago Story

This edit for gifts for dad who has everything covers cashmere, leather, golf, coffee, grooming, and gadgets that fit into the routines he already has. I would start with the habit he reaches for most, then choose one upgrade that makes sense in his day.

Birthday Gifts for Boyfriend: The Tennis Shoe That Kept Two Names

For birthday gifts for boyfriend, this edit moves from low-top sneakers to small leather goods, knitwear, cologne, and gadgets. I would choose the category that fits his routine, then let one precise detail do the talking.

Golf Gifts for Dad: The St Andrews Charter Behind His Next Round

Golf gifts for dad cover course layers, shoes, bag accessories and travel gear, with each pick tied to a different part of his golf day. I would start with what he already wears and build from there.

Luxury Gifts for Men Who Have Everything: The Tank in a Paris Window

For luxury gifts for men who have everything, I look for objects with a practical role and a story, from a Tank watch to cashmere and crystal. I keep the selection focused on things he can bring into his week, not novelty.

Hugo Boss Cologne, From Metzingen in 1924 to Boss Bottled

Hugo Boss cologne mostly means Boss Bottled, the apple and cinnamon scent from 1998, and the stronger versions that followed it. Here are eight BOSS and HUGO bottles, plus eight colognes from other houses if you want to branch out.

Burberry Hero: A Horse, a Forest and Five Ways to Wear It

Burberry Hero was Riccardo Tisci's first fragrance for the house, and it has since grown into a small family of bottles with different strengths. Here is how the Hero line differs, the fresh colognes I wear when it gets warm, and the woody ones with a cedar backbone for cooler days.

Prada Paradigme Eau de Parfum Starts With the Base and Works Up

Prada Paradigme Eau de Parfum arrived in 2025 with a reversed pyramid, a refillable bottle and a woody amber heart. Here is the Paradigme family with Luna Rossa Black, the Ocean and Carbon side of the Luna Rossa line, and six woody amber colognes from other houses to wear next to it.

Japanese Menswear: The Labels Shaping Men's Style in 2026

Japanese menswear labels are setting the agenda in 2026, according to GQ and Lyst, after decades of studying American clothes. I sort them into jackets, sweaters, shirts and trousers, from OrSlow to KAPITAL and FULLCOUNT.

Small Gifts for Men That Don't Feel Small

Small gifts for men can still carry weight: belts, beanies, candles, notebooks and bar tools. Marcel Mauss wrote in 1925 that every gift creates an obligation, and these carry it lightly.

Saturday Clothes: Menswear for the Weekend

Saturday clothes for men lean on Americana: denim jackets, soft knits and loose jeans doing the heavy lifting. I sorted jackets, knits, shirts, trousers, shoes and accessories for the weekend.

Men's Gen Z Fashion: Craft, Quality Fabric, Utilitarian Cuts

Men's Gen Z fashion is moving away from hype and streetwear toward craft, quality fabric and utilitarian silhouettes. I pulled selvedge denim, a suede belt and driving loafers that fit the mood.

Ski Outfit: Dressing for the Mountain, From Shell to Base Layer

A ski outfit builds from the skin outward, from a base layer and mid-layer to a shell, plus goggles, gloves and a beanie. I run from jackets and fleece to tights and salopettes.

Club Casual: Relaxed Going-Out Outfit Ideas

Club casual means looking good without looking like you tried too hard, with relaxed going-out pieces. Here are the ones I would wear.

Classic Gifts for Men Who Have Opinions

Classic gifts for men now lean quieter and dressier, from sweaters, pajama sets and a robe to loafers, belts and sunglasses. I picked pieces for men who have opinions, starting with the sweaters and slippers.