55 Best Gifts for Men Who Have Everything

The suit-carrier, duffel-bag combo is a hot thing for brands to try these days. For my money, no one does it better than Bennett Winch. Yes, it’s a high price point, but it’s a perfectly functional bag that will last him the rest of his life.

An Esquire favorite, this high-tech ring tracks your health for you and sends it right to your phone. The Horizon is the newest, sleekest model to buy him.

The first iteration in the new age of personal computing; that’s something he doesn’t have yet.

A portable Bluetooth speaker that comes with a built-in light show—it’s one of our favorite tech gifts.

1stDibs is a wonderful place to buy watches. All I’ll say is that there’s a lot on offer, and it can get expensive. You need to know your man’s taste and have a gameplan.

If you want to get him a watch but don’t know what exactly he wants, historical significance is a great trail to follow. For example, a seller in London has this A.T.P. watch listed. When WWII kicked off, the British Army needed a lot of watches for its troops, so it commissioned watchmakers to adapt civilian models to meet military standards. These are rare watches, really only made during the war. For that reason any watch nerd would go wild for one.

There’s a deep catalog of customizable leather goods he’d want on the Leatherology site. My favorite is this vintage-inspired barrel gym bag. Full leather feels luxe and will last a lifetime, but the shape makes it feel like he’s going to muscle beach in the ’60s.

You think he has everything, but he probably doesn’t have a charcuterie centerpiece for his big party.

For guys who travel a lot, it’s all about functionality. Tumi does functionality better than anyone else, but this Dopp kit doesn’t look half bad, either.

If $1,400 for the Bennett Winch bag is steep for you, I get it. Money’s tight over here, too. This Halfday duffel is nowhere near as durable as the bag it’s replicating, and it looks more like a high school gym bag. That said, I cannot deny that for $108 it’s an incredible product.

It’s a club not every man can get into, because not every man has the heart or the taste to appreciate microbreweries across the country. But the man in your life does, right?

The expert gift-giving move involves some style horseshoe theory. He already has everything, so you should just give him a full refresh of basics. For me, that’s Hanes Beefy T’s. Buy him seven or more, and then he’s good on white tees for the next year.

Heated massage goggles that can relieve headaches and help him wind down at the end of the day. Bet he doesn’t have that.

It’s not just a handsome catchall for his bedside. It’s also a wireless charger.

A simple Bottega key fob always makes a great gift. This oxblood version feels sufficiently Valentine’s Day.

If his skin-care routine is more modern, this santal-scented lotion is a bedside must. It’s great for overnight moisturizing, and it has an amazing, though not overpowering, fragrance.

Here’s a fact that has been forgotten in the 21st century: Men love robes. Hop out the shower, shave, wrap up in luxurious Turkish cotton, and sit down with a drink. That sounds like a joke about Don Draper, but in reality it’s the ideal Wednesday night for most guys.

Really, really good swim trunks are something that few men have. Even guys with money will balk on fashionable swim trunks. That means it’s the perfect thing to buy him. These from Orlebar Brown look incredible, and they’ll last a lifetime.

A Bluetooth speaker that looks incredible, sounds great, and charges his phone. This is a one-in-a-million product