Some wait to the very last minute. And even those who don’t procrastinate will often manage to forget one or two friends. Then you’re scrambling. By now time and money are both in short supply. Here’s a few last second ideas for those looking to spend less than $30…
A new watch band and the tool to change it with (J. Crew – $15 | Modena – $5)
A new way to shave (Art of shaving elements kit – $25)
An old way to clot blood (Art of shaving styptic pen – $12.00)
A leather Catchall (Banana Republic – $19.50)
A few sets of silk knot cufflinks (Johnston & Murphy – $30)
A Style Handbook (Esquire – $11.03)
A luxury pocket square (Thomas Pink – $25)
The only Umbrella he’ll ever need (Totes – $16)
Shoe Trees (Nordstrom – $20)
Garlic or Basil infused Olive Oil (Mantova – $30)
A nice bottle of wine (Varies)
A decent bottle of liquor (Try our suggestions – Varies)
His favorite Six Pack of Beer (Varies)
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The subtle but still cool ballcap (Rugby – $12.95)
Military Style Analog Watch (Timex – $18.99)
Bold Socks (Lands End Canvas – $10)
Collar Stays because he probably needs them (Wurkin Stiffs – $20)
The best looking Swiss Army Knife ever (Victorinox – $29.47)
Running Gloves (Nike – $20)
Movie Tickets (Fandango – Varies)
T-bone or porterhouse from an old time butcher shop (Varies)
Fair Trade Coffee (Kicking Horse – $20)
A decent bottle of liquor (Try our suggestions – Varies)
His favorite Six Pack of Beer (Varies)
Got any other ideas? What’s the best cheap gift you ever gave or received?
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