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Christmas 2015: 9 best menswear gifts
Find the perfect fashion gift for him this winter
Men are tricky to buy for, so the conventional wisdom goes. Opt for style and function in equal measure to ensure maximum brownie points; classic items with a contemporary, innovative edge are perfect presents.
1. Socks: £15, Jollies
An old favourite with a charitable twist – for each of these dapper pairs bought, another is given to homelessness projects across the UK.
2. Branson Belt: £50, La Portegna
This chic, buckle-less belt with leather clasp will ease jet-setters’ passage through airport security. Available in navy, olive, red or black.
3. Paul slippers: £59.95, Fiitz
Beautifully soft Swedish sheepskin will bring some Nordic cosiness to his nights in.
4. D R Harris Arlington shaving set: £59.95, Amazon
Every man dreams of a proper, old-school shave – help him ditch the canned foam with this elegant, refillable soap-bowl and brush set.
5. Dents leather touchscreen gloves: £65, Selfridges
Tech-friendly accessories needn’t look teenage – these gloves are practical without sacrificing grown-up style.
6. David briefcase: £134, Matt & Nat
A classic item in a sustainable but high-quality leather substitute is a luxurious – and bargain – option for eco warriors and vegans.
7. Navy pea coat: £375, YMC
If he has been very, very good this year he might just deserve a big but sound investment in this beautifully-finished, classic style in a premium wool blend.
8. Stan Smith Adidas trainers: £65, Stylebop
Style-conscious guys young and old will appreciate these off-duty wardrobe staples.
9. Crew neck jumper: £34, Asos
Forget novelty Christmas patterns – this soft lambswool crew-neck in range of plain but lively shades is sure to be a year-round fave.
10. Cable knit scarf and hat: £15 and £10, Asos
Cold-weather knits are failsafe stocking fillers – opt for chunky knits in rich, earthy shades.
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