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Christmas 2015: 20 best luxury fashion gifts for men

Only the very best will do in this collection of the finest menswear and accessories

Wednesday 25 November 2015 12:51 GMT

We've scoured the market to bring together a collection of the most luxurious, on-trend gifts for men this winter, from clothing that will last for years to must-have accessories.

1. Currency Zip Case: £250, Smythson

If you're stuck searching for a gift for the jet setter in your life, then Smythson's Atlas collection might just be what you're looking for. Smythson has always been at the forefront of travel and exploration so it’s hardly surprising this hard-wearing leather zip case, with its perforated map of the world detailing, is as good looking as it is practical. The perfect place to stash those world currencies.

2. Headphones: £320, Master & Dynamic

Music aficionados usually won't make do with your common or garden headphones when listening to their favourite tunes. So if only the best will do, then a pair of headphones from Master & Dynamic won't disappoint them. Made from durable aluminium, the ear pieces are also coated with the softest leather ensuring fist class comfort for the ears.

3. Boxer Shorts: £32, Sunspel

If you’re going to buy underwear as a gift then you should splash out on only the best. Sunspel, who have been manufacturing underwear since 1860, use the finest long staple cotton which is unrivalled for its softness and breathability.

4. Backpack: £495, Zegna

Back packs are the reliable go-to bag for men, mostly because they are extremely practical. But style does not have to suffer at the hands of practicality. This bag from Italian brand Zegna is as low key as a back pack can be while at the same time made from waterproofed leather and coming in the colour of the season: green.

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5. Andersons Belt: £65, Liberty

A belt is always a failsafe Christmas stocking filler, so the key to showing that you put some thought into it is to buy one that’s well made. This navy zig zag belt from Anderson's is for the laid back casual dude in your life.

6. Credit card holder: £130, Paul Smith

Made from English calf’s leather, this credit card holder from Paul Smith has an embossed pattern on the front. It's a very fancy way indeed to store said credit cards and decadence personified if you use it instead for your humble travel card.

7. Suitcase: £1005, Globe-Trotter

Long gone is the image of glamorous air travel; budget airlines have put paid to that. But you can still try and hold onto the old school glitz of world travel with a Globe-Trotter suitcase. Lightweight, durable and strong, each suitcase is still hand crafted in the UK.

8. Coach Coat: £1995, Mr Porter

New York fashion label Coach is primarily known for its high end luxury leather bags and shoes. So it’s a pleasant surprise to find this leather and sheering coat which has been exclusively designed for the online shopping destination Mr Porter. Yes, it blows the budget but it’s the ultimate winter warmer for the man who clearly has everything.

9. Comme des Garcons Wallet: £99, Dover Street Market

If you're buying for somebody who is big on loud accessories then this polka dot wallet from Comme Des Garcons is fantastic. Made from durable leather, it may be compact but still has enough room for notes, coins and cards.

10. Dressing Gown: £331, Derek Rose

This timeless dressing gown from Derek Rose has a classic Black Watch tartan pattern. It's also made from pure worsted wool and has a classic tasselled belt fastening. Obviously its primary function is to keep you warm, but that not to say you can't look stylish too.

11. Pen: £875, Hermes

There's a chance that the good old fashion ball point pen may well soon become obsolete, thanks to the fact that most of us don't write letters and instead send emails. But if you're looking for a fitting high end gift for a traditionalist who still likes to see his words marked in ink, then this sleek looking pen from Hermes will tick that box.

12. Acne Jeans: £180, Mr Porter

Jeans are always a sound buy when it comes to choosing that all important Christmas gift, but remember that all denim brands are not born equal. If you aim high when trying to buy that perfect pair of jeans then the Swedish label Acne will be on your shopping radar. With the brands attention to detail denim lovers will be in fashion heaven.

13. Sweat Top: £210, J.W.Anderson

At first glance, a sweat top may not seem like the most luxurious of gifts. But this eye catching number from J.W. Anderson takes sportswear basics to a whole other level. Made from cotton, the colourful motif is inspired by the world famous Bauhaus movement.

14. O'Keeffe Chelsea Boot: £645, Mr Porter

O'Keeffe footwear is made to the highest standards you will probably ever encounter. Combining both flare and top class design this pair of Chelsea boots are hand painted and hand polished and have a durable heel and sole - these boots are made for walking.

15. Raf Simons Knitwear: £465, Dover Street Market

Raf Simons is a Belgian designer whose work is inspired by both the art and music scenes, and who also manages to combine classic design with modern cutting edge ideas. This jazzy patterned knit is no exception; wear with a favourite pair of jeans for some added zhoosh.

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16. Scarf: £125, Loewe

What was traditionally a Spanish leather goods company, Loewe has been given a new lease of life since the appointment of J.W. Anderson as creative director in 2013. This brightly coloured stripy mohair scarf is just the job for the fashion savvy Dr Who in your life.

17. Socks: £20, Turnbull & Asser

If you're going to gives socks as a stocking filler this year then only the best will do. These cotton socks come in an array of bright jewell colours making them ideal for almost all situations

18. Uniform Wares Watch: £600, Mr Porter

Uniform Wares is a London based watchmaker that uses only the best Swiss manufactures and components. This black, slick-looking watch is tailor-made for either a smart businessman or the geeky tech addict in the family.

19. Y-3 Trainers: £270, Matches Fashion

Now that fashion designers have started reinterpreting the humble training shoe, it is no longer the preserve of the gym. This pair of trainers from Y-3 – a collaboration between Adidas and Yohji Yamamoto – is as direction yet comfortable as a sportswear shoe can be.

20. Eduardo Paolozzi by Judith Collins: £45, Paul Smith

Mainly known for his work with ceramics, the artist Eduardo Paolozzi worked across all artistic modes including print making and film. This fascinating book dedicates a chapter to each of the different mediums that the artist worked with.