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Even the most menswear-minded man can be a tricky beast to buy for at Christmas. If he’s been paying any attention to us all year, he likely already has a wardrobe full of well-appointed staples, and if there’s a gap to plug, chances are he’s already got an idea of what he wants or has bought it himself.
Luckily, we’ve partnered with Ted Baker to pull together some ideas for the well-dressed guys on your list. Whether shopping for a friend, brother, or boss; take it from us, here are 15 things he’ll actually want this Christmas.
Life’s too short to carry a boring bag. Inject some personality into their look with the DARE holdall, which features a contrast stripe design. Ideal for the weekend traveller, the smooth yet hard wearing outer shell unzips to reveal a generously sized interior that’s fitted with multiple compartments. £99
Fragrance is a Christmas no-brainer. But to minimise the odds that you swing and miss, pick up Ted Baker’s MINIEDT gift set, which has all the bases covered. Packing four of Ted’s favourite scents, there’s something in there guaranteed to suit even the most discerning nose. £22
We all know someone that stuffs their hard-earned cash into a down-and-out wallet. Seeking to equip you with a vessel more worthy of your wages, Ted Baker offers not one but two luxe alternatives with the FRANK wallet and card holder set. Does the same job, just much better-looking. £65
A smart washbag helps keep any grooming kit organised and ready for gym sessions or overnight trips. Ted’s ARTHUR model features a leak-proof main compartment for creams and liquids as well as a bottom zipped pocket to stash away smaller things such as cotton buds. £60
It’s almost 2017, which means it’ll soon be time for us all to get our lives organised (again). A leather folio kitted out with enough pockets, buckles and loops to secure every charger, card and cord will help kickstart the process. Ted’s BASER model features a natty brogue cut-out design. £70
How do you stand out in an office full of monochrome suits? Accessories of course. Featuring a timeless design and subtle branding, Ted’s GETREDY cufflinks and tie bar set is exactly what a man needs to work his way up the ladder in style. £69
Most men don’t think they need gloves, which is why most men have dry, cracked hands that no one wants to touch. Be a digit saviour with Ted Baker’s 100% leather hand cosies, which feature ribbed cuffs so as not to neglect your wrists. Handy. £69
Don’t just rely on gift cards when it comes to stocking fillers. Clean, tidy nails are a must for any well-maintained man. Housed in a sleek brogue-detail design case, Ted’s OKIL manicure kit ensures the lucky receiver makes an expertly-groomed impression at all times. £35
A quality timepiece will always be appreciated on Christmas Day, but you needn’t splash out on Swiss guts to put a smile on their face. Case in point: Ted’s VOLCAN watch. The minimalist grey-on-grey design is flanked by two sub-dials for added functionality, while contrast hands inject a pop of colour. £135
Ted’s FERRY funnel neck jumper is the perfect mix of sporty and smart. As well as being cut in a comfortable fit from a sumptuous wool blend, its textured front panel and classic zip-up fastening make it a luxurious layering option. £109
A cable knit jumper is a winter wardrobe essential. First developed as a rugged garment for fishermen, today’s versions can sail solo or layer effortlessly over a shirt. Ted’s form-fitting GRIDLOC design is made from a soft Alpaca wool blend and finished with ribbed trims for added insulation. £95
Post-Christmas, January is downright depressing. Same dreary weather with nothing to look forward to. Give the gift of warmth with Ted’s ribbed textured TERRY scarf, which will add a touch of colour to the bleakest of months and make walks to and from the pub all the more bearable. £49
There’s a time between Christmas and New Year when real-world clothes are not merely optional, but frowned upon. Help someone handle these lounging days with this geo-printed pyjama set, crafted from 100 per cent cotton. Beats a tatty pair of joggers. £49
Whether shopping for a friend, brother or husband, something that wards off the elements without skimping on style is always welcomed. Ted’s HUGHAT beanie is the best battle armour; a cable knit construction helps retain warmth, while the muted design works with almost any wardrobe staple. £40
Umbrellas fall into the annoying category of ‘I really need one, but I will never buy one’. Ted Baker’s rainy companion will outlast any cheap knock-off thanks to a reinforced design and stylish yet sturdy wooden handle. Your dad need never squelch through the office reception again. £25
We independently evaluate all recommended products and services. Any products or services put forward appear in no particular order. if you click on links we provide, we may receive compensation.
Even the most menswear-minded man can be a tricky beast to buy for at Christmas. If he’s been paying any attention to us all year, he likely already has a wardrobe full of well-appointed staples, and if there’s a gap to plug, chances are he’s already got an idea of what he wants or has bought it himself.
Luckily, we’ve partnered with Ted Baker to pull together some ideas for the well-dressed guys on your list. Whether shopping for a friend, brother, or boss; take it from us, here are 15 things he’ll actually want this Christmas.
Life’s too short to carry a boring bag. Inject some personality into their look with the DARE holdall, which features a contrast stripe design. Ideal for the weekend traveller, the smooth yet hard wearing outer shell unzips to reveal a generously sized interior that’s fitted with multiple compartments. £99
Fragrance is a Christmas no-brainer. But to minimise the odds that you swing and miss, pick up Ted Baker’s MINIEDT gift set, which has all the bases covered. Packing four of Ted’s favourite scents, there’s something in there guaranteed to suit even the most discerning nose. £22
We all know someone that stuffs their hard-earned cash into a down-and-out wallet. Seeking to equip you with a vessel more worthy of your wages, Ted Baker offers not one but two luxe alternatives with the FRANK wallet and card holder set. Does the same job, just much better-looking. £65
A smart washbag helps keep any grooming kit organised and ready for gym sessions or overnight trips. Ted’s ARTHUR model features a leak-proof main compartment for creams and liquids as well as a bottom zipped pocket to stash away smaller things such as cotton buds. £60
It’s almost 2017, which means it’ll soon be time for us all to get our lives organised (again). A leather folio kitted out with enough pockets, buckles and loops to secure every charger, card and cord will help kickstart the process. Ted’s BASER model features a natty brogue cut-out design. £70
How do you stand out in an office full of monochrome suits? Accessories of course. Featuring a timeless design and subtle branding, Ted’s GETREDY cufflinks and tie bar set is exactly what a man needs to work his way up the ladder in style. £69
Most men don’t think they need gloves, which is why most men have dry, cracked hands that no one wants to touch. Be a digit saviour with Ted Baker’s 100% leather hand cosies, which feature ribbed cuffs so as not to neglect your wrists. Handy. £69
Don’t just rely on gift cards when it comes to stocking fillers. Clean, tidy nails are a must for any well-maintained man. Housed in a sleek brogue-detail design case, Ted’s OKIL manicure kit ensures the lucky receiver makes an expertly-groomed impression at all times. £35
A quality timepiece will always be appreciated on Christmas Day, but you needn’t splash out on Swiss guts to put a smile on their face. Case in point: Ted’s VOLCAN watch. The minimalist grey-on-grey design is flanked by two sub-dials for added functionality, while contrast hands inject a pop of colour. £135
Ted’s FERRY funnel neck jumper is the perfect mix of sporty and smart. As well as being cut in a comfortable fit from a sumptuous wool blend, its textured front panel and classic zip-up fastening make it a luxurious layering option. £109
A cable knit jumper is a winter wardrobe essential. First developed as a rugged garment for fishermen, today’s versions can sail solo or layer effortlessly over a shirt. Ted’s form-fitting GRIDLOC design is made from a soft Alpaca wool blend and finished with ribbed trims for added insulation. £95
Post-Christmas, January is downright depressing. Same dreary weather with nothing to look forward to. Give the gift of warmth with Ted’s ribbed textured TERRY scarf, which will add a touch of colour to the bleakest of months and make walks to and from the pub all the more bearable. £49
There’s a time between Christmas and New Year when real-world clothes are not merely optional, but frowned upon. Help someone handle these lounging days with this geo-printed pyjama set, crafted from 100 per cent cotton. Beats a tatty pair of joggers. £49
Whether shopping for a friend, brother or husband, something that wards off the elements without skimping on style is always welcomed. Ted’s HUGHAT beanie is the best battle armour; a cable knit construction helps retain warmth, while the muted design works with almost any wardrobe staple. £40
Umbrellas fall into the annoying category of ‘I really need one, but I will never buy one’. Ted Baker’s rainy companion will outlast any cheap knock-off thanks to a reinforced design and stylish yet sturdy wooden handle. Your dad need never squelch through the office reception again. £25