Male Mini Hampers...need ideas!!

she_grinch

How about a cd, mini headphones, cd cleaning kit, a beer or swap for a dvd and add popcorn for a movie theme

kaz665

I made one of these for my 18 year old brother in law and also for my husband and both were great successes. I included DVD, popcorn, cider, peanuts, sweets, choc, CD etc. As I had quite a lot of stuff to put in my husbands and couldn't find a basket of that size I decided to put it all in a roasting tray which he then used on Christmas day!

mary43

For my son (in his mid 30's) I make up a shoe box of 'sensible and silly'..........he's still a kid at heart.
So far for his birthday in March I've got a kids 'starter' meccano set from charity shop -£1.
His Christmas box had a candle in it that looked like a wine bottle complete with box, he had some tea bags I'd got free, incense burners,gloves, calendar,a weird musical thing I found that he's fascinated with, handmade soap, hand towel. Think that was about it.

Depends on the male interests really. My son's a vegetarian so in the past he's had cookbooks, he's also had assortment of different teas, mustards etc.

SharkyGeorge

How about a poster as well? Or a lads mag (for the 'pamper' giftbasket). Superdrug have packs of lynx and other male gift sets on sale atm so you could buy a couple and spread the contents round (since each gift set usually has a couple of things in it).

Edit: Also, don't forget a Yorkie bar - they're for men only

shining_light

Hi

Don't know if I'm posting in the right place for this but...

My BF is moving out of his parents house and in to a new one and I was thinking of maybe making him a New House Survival Kit for christmas.

Any suggestions for what I could include would be greatly appreciated

Thanks

salduck

Try Hawkins Bazaar for random little gft ideas! Also Home Bargains and poundland always have bits and bobs for car, bike DIY to put in them- Retro sweets- HB have popping candy for 10p, Dib dabs for 12p parma violets for 15p that sort of thing?
Autobiography, book on an interest, DVD or CD?
Good luck
S

Eenymeeny

Hi I'm looking for ideas for hampers for men, thanks for the ideas posted here
I'm thinking of using CD storage boxes like these sold in Ikea http://www.ikea.com/gb/en/catalog/products/80224317/#/00224316
Thinking that I can stand the box inside the upturned lid and cover with cellophane when filled. Priced at 2 for £2.75 I don't think it's too expensive as it becomes part of the present... (might be considered more 'manly' than baskets and you can colour co-ordinate!)
Hope it helps someone