christmas present for men, boyfriends, husbands

unforeseen

Just remember. Don't mix up the presents for your husband and your boyfriend. The consequences do tend to spoil Xmas

Kseniya

unforeseen said:

Just remember. Don't mix up the presents for your husband and your boyfriend. The consequences do tend to spoil Xmas

I hope no one will have such a problem

[Deleted User]

People tend to buy me things such as DVDs, games, aftershave, gift sets, chocolates, socks, Christmas jumper, alcohol, books, fun cups and mugs, stationary, hat, slippers, etc. 

MgComp

Why are so many men so hard to buy for!! I have this issue every year!
This year i've bought a nice lot of falvoured coffees for my SO as he is a coffee drinker. Going to get some of those cool glass coffee mugs to go with it too.
Could do a similar gift if they drink a lot of tea!

Kseniya

MarkN88 said:

People tend to buy me things such as DVDs, games, aftershave, gift sets, chocolates, socks, Christmas jumper, alcohol, books, fun cups and mugs, stationary, hat, slippers, etc. 

yes - these are frequent gifts, but what would you like yourself, for example?

Kseniya

MgComp said:

Why are so many men so hard to buy for!! I have this issue every year!
This year i've bought a nice lot of falvoured coffees for my SO as he is a coffee drinker. Going to get some of those cool glass coffee mugs to go with it too.
Could do a similar gift if they drink a lot of tea!

a great idea for those who love coffee or tea, but for example, my man always buys a lot of tea and coffee at once (it seems enough for another 2 years )

Mrs_Ryan

My husband is a tea snob I do buy him tea at Christmas but only because the stuff he likes is so flipping expensive that I can’t afford to buy him it normally This year he’s got a caddy of T2 Irish Breakfast tea plus an extra box, a caddy of Ringtons Tea, 2 boxes of Bewleys Dublin Morning Tea (this stuff is stupidly expensive as it has to be imported from Ireland, and that’s before the charges for paying in Euros!) and a big box of Twinings Strong English Breakfast tea as it was on offer in Morrison’s. 

RestlessOverDebt

Spendless said:

I've suggested this before. It keeps razors ahrp and reduces having to buy blades as often. 
https://www.amazon.co.uk/RazorPit-Original-Sharpener-Travel-Sharpens/dp/B004W2UMDW

Another idea, which makes things easierr to break down. My teenage daughter did this for her boyfriend. You buy a present for each sense, hearing, sight, smell, taste and touch.
so hearing could be something music related
sight - a book
taste - food gift
touch - clothing
smell - aftershave. . 

Hi Spendless
I just wanted to thank you for that post. I found it both helpful and creative.
Thank you.

Kseniya

Mrs_Ryan said:

My husband is a tea snob I do buy him tea at Christmas but only because the stuff he likes is so flipping expensive that I can’t afford to buy him it normally This year he’s got a caddy of T2 Irish Breakfast tea plus an extra box, a caddy of Ringtons Tea, 2 boxes of Bewleys Dublin Morning Tea (this stuff is stupidly expensive as it has to be imported from Ireland, and that’s before the charges for paying in Euros!) and a big box of Twinings Strong English Breakfast tea as it was on offer in Morrison’s. 

Twinings good tea! my partner likes it too!

tea is often not a cheap pleasure  recently bought "white house tea" TWG 50 grams about 50 pounds seems to be expensive and good gifts from there

SmilingOwl

LEGO, lots of Socks (essential), a nice new Balloon Dog Neon Lamp and some other little tidbits!