A Gift (That You Can Buy on Amazon) for Every Type of Boyfriend

Whether he has an upcoming job interview or just got a promotion, this dress watch will give him a boost of CEO confidence — for less than $200. James Stacey, watch expert and senior writer at Hodinkee, opened our eyes to this Japanese watch brand with a cult following. “In the same vein as Seiko, Orient has made a name for themselves with the Bambino because it’s a bit dressier.”

This coffee snob-approved travel mug marries coffee obsession with phone-controlled tech enthusiasm.

Great for keys, loose change, and various smoking or vaping accessories, this “full dose” ceramic valet tray from Jonathan Adler will encourage him to organize his desk — or at least keep the mess contained.

Sharing a bedroom can be tough if your sleep schedules aren’t aligned. Treat him to our favorite black-out eye mask so he won’t be disturbed by your late-night scrolling.

We’re not pointing fingers, just saying: this anti-snoring device is a relationship saver.

Give the gift of better bedroom lighting this year and watch as he (and you) enjoy reading by the warm glow of this spherical lamp.

This back-massager doesn’t just vibrate — it features nodes that knead and engage sore muscles, simulating Shiatsu massage. He can choose between the rotating Shiatsu-style mode or relaxing rolling movements and turn the cushion’s heat up for even more intense relief.

The favorite cocktail resource of booze connoisseurs is also a great beginner’s guide to all things shaken and stirred.

Areaware’s single-item food puzzles are like mini works of art and fun for all ages. And for vegetable lovers who are also sexy emoji fans, there’s an eggplant version.

So he has a Nintendo Switch, but does he have a nice charging dock for his controller? This official Nintendo-licensed dock features handy red and green lights to let him know when the thing’s charged.

We spoke to a chiropractor to find out what to look for in a backpack, and his recommendations (belt straps and thick shoulder straps) are all found in this outdoorsy day pack.

Clothing designer Todd Snyder never leaves home without a tube of this. Snyder uses it to keep his hands from drying out, but it’ll also work wonders on elbows, knees and feet.

If you’re dating a man who doesn’t currently own a moisturizer, this is a good one to start him on. It’s lightweight, vegan, not too perfume-y, and doesn’t leave a heavy residue.

He could probably use some of these SPF 25, highly moisturizing lip balms in flavors like Basil, Mint or Cucumber Lime.

We asked a menswear trend forecaster to let us in his 2018 predictions for the hottest gifts for guys. These sneakers were his pick for men who want the latest kicks but can’t be bothered to fight it out with sneaker-flipping teens.

This luggage it’s virtually indestructible, totally expandable, and affordable to boot.

Wouldn’t he — and you — much prefer some flattering tapered sweatpants for lounging around the house?

If talking to cis, straight men has taught us anything, it’s that men are not great about buying themselves socks. He’ll appreciate the widely beloved SmartWool socks more than you know.

Slippers might seem a little obvious, but any man would be happy to receive this sheepskin-lined pair that will double as picking-up-the-mail or walking-the-dog shoes in a pinch.

Try perhaps the world’s sexiest space heater, one of Amazon’s favorites.

He doesn’t have to be a certified plant-fluencer to appreciate the gift of a fiddle-leaf fig tree. And since it’s under $10, you can pick him up a nice watering can, too.

These waterproof leather gloves are great for serious outdoor work and are warm enough for playing in the snow, thanks to the fleece lining.

A collapsible net that makes chip shots a fun Skee-Ball-like game.

These wireless bluetooth headphones are a lot harder to lose than AirPods and they come highly recommended for working out.

For dinner parties, podcasts in the kitchen, or days at the beach, this bluetooth speaker is an audiophile’s dream come true.

We actually love how this Dopp kit is on the tinier side — it will force him to edit.

Andrea Bucciarelli of Sant Ambroeus West Village likes the way this fry pan maintains an even temperature, as well as the flavor that it gives to food. It’s also stylish enough to bring to the table and serve your guests.

He’d be hard-pressed to find anything more gorgeous than these photos of food in various states of preparation — one of our favorite coffee-table books of the year.