54 Gifts for Men Our Editors Recommend Giving In 2025

Nothing beats a Gucci wallet. I’m particularly fond of this cardholder with a money clip, because cash will always be king.

The Paul Smith signature stripe can be a bit daunting to some guys, but it’s one of menswear’s great calling cards. The way it’s woven into this cashmere scarf is perfect for anyone who might not spring for the pattern otherwise.

This is my coffee holy grail. Not because it’s expensive but because I could never justify buying it for myself. He’ll feel the same way.

This isn’t your grandfather’s alarm clock. The Loftie is a smartphone replacer, equipped with a two-stage alarm, noise machine, music and podcast player, glow light, and blackout mode to ease him in and out of sleep without the distraction of his phone.

Nothing beats a cozy wintertime fire. Lucky for you (and him), we found the only solution for those who are stuck in apartments without fireplaces.

Every man needs a proper notebook. But he’d never buy himself a luxury one. That’s what makes this such a lovely gift.

This is a gift for the type of man who babysits one cup of coffee or tea on the weekends. Or maybe he’s just really particular about his beverages going cold. Either way, this holds a precise temperature for hours on end.

Here’s where he can burn all that firewood.

The regular Ugg Tasman is tried-and-true. The shoes are ridiculously comfortable and ridiculously popular. This year, though, I’m really into this new proper leather version. Compared with the classic sheepskin, it’s just a tad more buttoned-up and a bit more durable. In person, it really does look more luxe, but a pair costs only $10 extra.

One thing to note: These aren’t on Amazon like other Uggs. They’re sold direct to consumer or in retailers. My advice is to shop straight through Ugg, because the brand has free shipping and a good return policy.

That’s right. He’ll use it daily, and every time he does he’ll be thankful. Maybe not the most glamorous time to have him think of you, but it’s certainly the most impactful.

The most popular wireless headphones in the world at the moment, now with improved USB-C charging. This one’s a no-brainer.

Checkers for the kids, chess for the men. Instead of killing time on a layover staring at his phone, he can offer a game to a stranger. Maybe he’ll make a lifelong friend; maybe he’ll get beat by a grand master who happens to also be in the Delta lounge. Either way, it’s better than Instagram.

Get him ready for ski season with a little Celine.

Who wouldn’t appreciate somewhere to jot down those brilliant thoughts? This smart notebook is all the better because it’s, well, smart. So not only will his ideas, notes, and drawings be on paper, but they’ll be saved digitally as well. We love it; read our rave review here.

Even if you don’t get it, he will: the retro profile, the classic reverse panda dial, and those conspicuous chronograph crowns…. The latest Q Timex Chronograph really has all the great quirks to get a watch guy’s nod.

So what is this thing? It’s a sleep mask that blocks 100 percent of outer light, making it perfect for travel.

But here’s the kicker: You can set it to subtly and rhythmically vibrate to ease you off into dreamland. Sounds weird, but I’ve told people it’s like technologically counting sheep. The vibration gives you a rhythm to focus on while easing all the muscles that tell your brain, “I should be asleep now.” It’s an incredible product.

Lightweight, packable, and good-looking, this is the ideal do-it-all performance jacket.

Men need to get back into wearing robes. The best entry into the category is Brooklinen. I have this exact robe and love it.

People love to discredit the “classic” gifts for men—watches, whiskey, pens, and cuff links—as from a bygone era. Personally, I think that’s stupid. If a man ever has occasion to dress up, he’s going to need some cuff links.

This year, my pick is this pair from Hermès. Love the equestrian inspiration, and the Hermès orange is a nice swerve from the standard black.