In Good SpiritsJanuary 14, 2010Posted by: Laura S.
Handmade from recycled windshields, you can imagine their durability. If they can survive a fender bender, your kitchen floor will be no match. They're tinged with a slight green hue, which was used to keep the sun's glare out, but now gives it a cool vintage appeal. With this unique set, he'll soon be toasting your gift giving skills with his new cocktail set. Cheers! |
Go-To Gifts for the GroomsmenMarch 25, 2009Posted by: Dan T.
To make the gift selection process a little easier, think of groomsmen gifts coming in two categories. There’s the traditional groomsmen gift- think classic stylish gifts often monogrammed and there’s more non-traditional gifts- think fun, whimsical but still something tasteful. A safe and classic call is personalized cuff links. I have a few pairs I’ve picked up as a groomsmen over the years, and when I wear them (which admittedly isn’t too often) it always takes me back to my friend’s big day. Good luck fellas! |
Cheers to Your GroomsmenJune 24, 2008Posted by: Dan T.
This set of four glasses comes with a hand-etched single initial monogram, giving it that personal touch. Choose either double old-fashioned glasses or tall beer mugs depending on their drink of choice: beer loving buddy gets the mugs and scotch-connoisseur pal gets the tumblers. It's a great way to thank them for that all-out bachelor party they threw you. |
iPod on the Road AgainMarch 3, 2008Posted by: Megan H.
The perfect gadget for adventure travelers, the speaker encloses MP3 players in a water- and impact-resistant case and mounts securely onto any bicycle. There's also a nifty (also water-resistant) remote control that helps riders safely run their iPod from the handlebars. For anyone who equates vacation to action-packed days out in the wilderness, there's clearly no better birthday gift or groomsmen gift. |
The Manliest Grooming KitJanuary 21, 2008Posted by: Dan T.
I love this as Valentine's Day gift for the guy who wouldn't mind some pampering, but might be hesitant to ask. |
The Missing LinksNovember 30, 2007Posted by: Dana S.
These funky Paul Smith Dog Cufflinks are a unique way to spiff up his Sunday best. The whimsical red bulldogs are made by one of the top British fashion designers, so you know they're stylish. And your man can wear them with anything from a plaid shirt to a tux. A great holiday gift for Hipster guys or any dude who just likes to add a little personality to his duds! |













