9 Unique Gifts for Men Who Have Everything (+ Free Printable Gift Tracker)

Most of the men I know have a favorite beverage. And it’s fun to get unique items that go with those drinks. But forget wine decanters and bottle openers.

Think of things that are useful, but not necessarily something that they would buy for themselves. A great example is one of these custom trays made with wine crates. The rustic design is perfect for men, and gives them a way to bring out LOTS of bottles at once! (and what man doesn’t value the ability to show off his collection?)

Men seem to have a thing for their timepieces.

Whether it’s the latest Apple watch, a fancy sports watch, or even one of a gorgeous wood watch like the one above, you just can’t go wrong with an amazing watch.

Now, I know this can get expensive. My husband is a huge Washington Football Team fan, and throwback jerseys can get costly.

But there are plenty of options that are in different ranges. Plus, there’s something so special about getting your guy a jersey that you know he’ll love. Take a look and you might be surprised.

Most of men I know that are difficult to buy for are also heavy travelers. A necktie travel case is a great budget option for them, because it solves a problem that I know can be frustrating to them.

Game night isn’t only for families with young kids. For the man who values family, games can be awesome gifts. We’ve had so much fun playing games like Exploding Kittens, Ticket to Ride, Dixit Jinx, and Mexican Train Dominoes with adults and kids alike.

I never realized how much stuff men have in their pockets until I married my husband. And without a place to keep and organize it all, it ends up strewn all over the house.

That’s why I love the wood charging station valet  we got years ago. His is pretty basic, but I do love the modern designs that are available these days like the one above.

Now, if he doesn’t use that charging valet, he may spend more time than he wants looking for his keys everyday. Sound familiar?

This ‘anything finder’ is a great gift for those situations! I’m even thinking about finding a way to attach it to our remotes so we can find them after the kids lose them!

We have so many cookbooks that we had to start giving them away. But Steven Raichlen’s How to Grill is hands down the most used cookbook we have.

In fact, we’ve used it so often that the pages are starting to fall out. (I think it’s time to buy the Kindle edition). It covers everything from basic grilling techniques to incredible side dishes like whole cabbage and melted onions. Yum!

If he enjoys a good glass of wine or something special, then you can never go wrong getting him a bottle of his favorite drink. BUT, it’s good to put a little extra thought into your gift.

For example, my dad loves scotch, but I won’t buy just any bottle. I’ll research unique aging combinations like limited edition and long-aged scotch.

On the other hand, my husband loves wine that can be cellared, so I’ll buy him a bottle that’s from a good vintage. Then I’ll buy two…one for now and one for later.

OR, if he’s got plenty of the good stuff, but needs more everyday options, you can buy him a gift box like the coffee bean box shown above. Even better, coordinate with a few family members and splurge on a monthly gift subscription.