Ask A Man: Holiday Gift Guide Edition

Thanks to our favorites at Social Primer for putting this post together for us. Without these beau's help, we'd be lost as far as gifts go.

Men are notoriously difficult to buy for during the holiday times because we really don’t know what we want or what we need, this is why the gal’s at Modern Magnolia’s have asked me to put together a holiday gift guide to help make this an easy and memorable holiday season. Full disclosure- I have also treated this as a personal wish list in case my Mom and Grandmothers read this article. No matter what you do or give for the holiday’s, remember no gift is worth more than your time and love- Happy Holidays!

Christmas Eve/Stocking Stuffers

www.jcrew.com

CHUP socks in a winter/raindeer pattern that keep your feet warm and looking cool.

www.amazon.com/Pickles-Pigs-Whiskey-Recipes-Favorite

Pickles, Pig & Whiskey by Chef John Currence- Any man worth your time should enjoy two things- reading and cooking.

http://smathersandbranson.com/product/christmas-sweater-needlepoint-flask/

It’s a Christmas sweater needlepoint flask...do I really need to say more?

http://socialprimer.com/product/coat-arms-iphone-case/

Tartan Coat of Arms iPhone because your phone should look as good this winter as you!

Gifts that don’t even need a bow

http://www.martindingman.com/

Maybe he’s been on the naughty list, maybe he’s been on the nice list, at least this way he always has a reminder of your gift when he pulls out his money to pay for dinner.

http://www.ivyprepster.com/

Knit ties are a new thing for many men but are perfect for the fall/winter, so introduce him to something new in a way that is comfortable and approachable like this great navy/hunter green combo.

http://www.eastlandshoe.com/

Old school meets new school in a mock work boot that any man is sure to appreciate.

http://www.llbean.com/

A classic Irish Lambswool scarf in a Stewart black tartan is perfect for those winter winds.

http://www.overunderclothing.com/

High quality leather and shotgun brass...what more could a Southern man ask for in a belt!

http://www.harristweedshop.com/

A pair of classic Harris Tweed gloves in a grey herringbone are a must have for any man who appreciates his hands but doesn’t want to look like he just left the ski lift.

http://www.sidmashburn.com/

I was raised to believe that a man should always carry a knife, why not get him one so interesting and well made it will be cherished and passed down for years to come.

-T. Eubanks
@SPSalesman