Pre-seasoned cast iron skillet
$25–$60 typical price
Sears, bakes and lasts for generations; gets better the more it is used.
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$25–$60 typical price
Sears, bakes and lasts for generations; gets better the more it is used.
$30–$60 typical price
A dripper, carafe and filters that turn the morning cup into a small ritual.
$30–$70 typical price
The night sky over a date and place that matters to them, ready to frame.
$40–$100 typical price
Works out sore muscles after a run, a workout or a long day at a desk.
$50–$150 typical price
Steps, sleep and heart rate on the wrist, with a battery that lasts days.
$200–$400 typical price
Messages, workouts, payments and a phone finder in one, for the person who has everything else.
$100–$350 typical price
Quiet on planes, trains and open offices, and great for music at home.
$20–$35 typical price
Turns a messy suitcase into neat, labelled drawers.
$25–$60 typical price
Packs to the size of a grapefruit and hangs between any two trees.
$40–$60 typical price
A deeper game for players who want something to chew on all evening.
$50–$70 typical price
A second controller means someone else can finally play too.
$40–$90 typical price
The kind of comfort people rarely buy for themselves.
$25–$60 typical price
A Christmas morning classic that gets worn every day after.
$25–$45 typical price
One button opens a bottle; the set adds a foil cutter and stopper.
$25–$45 typical price
Heavy glasses and chilling stones that cool a drink without watering it down.
$30–$70 typical price
Long-handled tongs, spatula and brush in a case, ready for summer.
$25–$50 typical price
Several roasts to taste side by side and find a new favourite.
$30–$60 typical price
Keeps watches and cufflinks organised and looks good on a dresser.
$25–$60 typical price
Holds the cards that matter and slips into a front pocket.