45 Luxury Gifts for the Guy With Incredible Taste

For the important checks and documents, or just his everyday diary, nothing is more esteemed than a Montblanc Meisterstück, and this ballpoint version is less fussy than the fountain options.

Also shown in our lead image is a Smythson notebook, a favorite gift of the Esquire shopping team. We’ve pretty much all gifted one of these to a dad, brother, or husband at some point. Personally, I’ve got my wedding coming up in October, so I’ll be buying and customizing a few for my groomsmen. Every man, even if he’s not a writer, should have a jacket pocket notebook where he can organize his thoughts and kill time in a way that’s not staring at his phone.

No matter what, he wants the cool-looking coffee maker. This new one from Aarke is surely something he won’t already own.

Thick canvas, soft leather, and zippers that will last a lifetime. It’s all handmade in England and sold on Saville Row … or online and shipped to America. This olive-colored canvas garment bag/duffel was used by Daniel Craig’s Bond in No Time to Die. It’s an heirloom bag he’ll get plenty of use from and then pass along.

If he cares a lot about his watches, then there’s no better way to pack them up for travel. Rimowa’s watch case is sturdy, protective, and as beautiful as the timepieces themselves.

Alessi is one of those famed Italian 20th-century design companies. The Pulcina moka pot is one of the most recognizable, and most beautiful, designs. No matter how luxe his kitchen already is, this will add another high-design layer to the mix.

The perfect polo does exist, and Eton proves that.

He knows luxury. But does he know photography? Or cooking? Or the art of storytelling? With a MasterClass yearlong pass, he can learn it all—from Annie Leibovitz, Gordon Ramsay, and Neil Gaiman, respectively—and anything else his heart desires. Knowledge is wealth, after all.

Samsung is facing art TV competition from all sides. In 2024, Hisense came in with an especially formidable alternative, and we awarded it in our Gadget Awards last year.

That said, the Samsung Frame still has something special: a deal with the Metropolitan Museum of Art. A man of luxury knows all about Van Goghs and Cézannes, and that’s what he wants to display. For now, Samsung is the brand that lets him do that.

Does he need a watch to fill out that case? Any man is going to appreciate a Santos. Though he might not love the chronograph on a Santos, we think it adds a nice touch of function.

If he doesn’t have a beat-up hand-me-down one already, get him a Barbour.

This is, without a doubt, the most luxurious home espresso maker on the market.

Art TVs are cool, sure. But the real luxury upgrades is a short-throw laser projector. If they have a white wall, or are willing to install a projector, nothing beats a projector.

The only worry is sunlight. But this Hisense L9Q caught our eye at CES. It produces an incredible 5000 lumen picture. Other projectors typically top out around 3000. This means that when it officially releases, it’ll be the best at fighting through bright light on the market… It also means it’ll cost $6,000. The luxury dilemma.

This slick black suede trucker from Todd Snyder is the jacket every guy dreams about.

You’re not going to find greater olfactory luxury than Amaffi perfumes. I find Royal Flush Club—with wood and oud notes—to be the most aristocratic of them all, like a back-room high rollers table.

The perfect cashmere polo does exist.

Skin care is a vital step to obtaining a truly luxurious lifestyle. Chanel has a lotion that tones and mattes, instantly improving your complexion.