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July 06, 2022 9 min read
Husband and father. They're really just two sides of the same coin: Always the family man; always on the side of saving and giving; and never the ones to treat themselves. That is not acceptable, and it is time to change it, no matter how obstinate your husband is about scrimping and skimping. Spent on his behalf on Christmas gifts for husband that, upon unwrapping, will be officially inaugurated into his curated, rarely updated collection of "Shit He Actually Likes."
And think about splurging wisely—a family feud over money isn't cute in this economy. So, whether you know he'll get a bang out of the latest cool tech, eagerly stock the top-shelf with rare whiskey, immediately flex a new pair of kicks, or rest comfortably in some new home upgrades. Here are the best Christmas gifts for husband that he'll use, for any occasion worthy of giving him a gift—so, anytime?
He'll be able to take a questionnaire about his sleeping habits and issues with Pluto, which the company will use to custom-make his pillow. It will most likely be more effective than a melatonin tablet
If he's a nervous, restless sleeper who can't sleep through the night without waking (you), a weighted blanket with cooling technology could help.
When Bose combined sunglasses and headphones with its Frames, it stepped into the future. They'll play audio into your husband's ears via Bluetooth, so no one else can hear it. That is extremely advanced technology.
We recommend this framed art print if you want to be a little sappy and sentimental with your gift giving.gift-giving It's as simple as selecting a song, a phrase, and a color scheme. And it also looks pretty cool.
What hophead wouldn't want to try four new craft beers every month?
A Flaviar membership is an equivalent of gaining access to a mail-order speakeasy. It will provide him with quarterly samples of rare and remarkable spirits, as well as full bottles to stock his bar cart.
Yes, we'll get some gas here. You can't beat the swag, which includes sneaks, hot sauce, rolling papers, beach towels, and bitters.
The masterClass provides him with the opportunity to learn a completely new skill from the best. He can learn to cook with Gordan Ramsay, play in a band with Metallica, tell stories with Lavar Burton, and more. See? The very best. And, supply chains be damned, you can get this gift at the last minute.
This glass has a silicone-mold compartment for an ice slope that chills his spirits much better than melting rocks for your whiskey aficionado or design nerd.
His soiled carry-on can be discarded. Solgaard's Closet 2.0 will take its place, and it will include a built-in shelf that he can fill with clothes and fold down into the suitcase, as well as a USB port for charging devices.
Not only do these Lululemon boxers fit perfectly, but they're also made of moisture-wicking material. Nothing is more unappealing than baggy, sweat-stained cotton briefs, as you know.
One of the coolest gadgets you can get for a man who considers the art of concoction to be his religion. Bartesian is a home cocktail maker that will simplify his at-home mixology: simply insert a cocktail capsule, select strengths, press mix, and begin guzzling.
With an emergency video file backup and a discreet 140-degree lens, this dash cam will keep an eye on his ride, whether it's a Corvette or a Honda Civic.
Every baseball-watching husband believes he'd bat.
If only the Sox gave him a chance at the plate, he could hit 300. This is the next best thing: a bottle opener made from his home team's bat.
A package of beautifully marbled Japanese Wagyu steak is sure to make an impression. It'll be the best meal he's ever cooked for you on a grill.
Take the first step toward digitizing his note-taking with this device that captures his handwriting in real-time.
A golfer's dream: being able to take a few swings inside the house or office at any time, rain or shine. That dream is now a reality thanks to SKLZ putting green with automatic ball return.
This is a gift that will transform him into your household's Sherlock Holmes, as he will spend weeks or months solving a crime far more thrilling and sinister than Who Framed Roger Rabbit.
Encourage your husband to ditch his overstuffed wallet in favor of Bellroy's sleeker design, which includes secret compartments and RFID-blocking technology to keep his belongings and personal information safe.
When you're both getting tired of his wild scruff, take matters into your own hands. This cordless trimmer makes trimming facial hair quick and easy.
CBD is a beast that is both controversial and completely legal. Dad Grass, a reputable brand, produces it in pre-rolled joints. Cool.
A man who brings his lunch? That is a very rare breed. And there's no way he'd turn down this cooler lunch bag.
Don't dismiss it until you've given it a shot.
To be honest, this is a gift to you both: a self-watering, self-lit indoor garden that grows a bounty of fresh herbs to add that extra something to your meals.
This blender is a proud Esquire Gadgets Awards winner because it blends terrifyingly well and looks so sleek on the counter.
For the husband who is constantly burning the tips of his fingers. The upside-down-flippable design of this lighter solves the problem.
When this three-tier gold setup is available, there is no reason for your husband to be preparing his herb with a dinky plastic grinder. It appeals to the weed enthusiast with refined taste—both in the bud and in accessories.
WeatherTech's vehicle liners, which are custom measured and made to fit snugly, trap all of the rainwater, snow, and slush he tracks in and make it easy to dump outside for a cleaner, dryer car.
Weekend getaways are back on the table, so outfit him with this canvas duffle, which fits everything he needs while also looking great. He'll have it for years.
It takes skill to make cold brew, pour-over, or tea. Your husband will no longer have to rely on professionals with this pot
A gift to relieve his tendinitis, arthritis, and fibromyalgia pain. (For the record, we are not doctors.
On quiet Sunday afternoons, a cleverly designed smart chess set will keep his brain busy—and he can play it alone, thanks to its computing abilities. It's the ultimate man versus computer battle.
If he's entered his La-Z-Boy years but you're not about to let an actual La-Z-Boy through the front door, consider this more elegant (but equally relaxing) recliner. West Elm offers it in over 30 different fabric and color combinations.
Apple's H1 Headphone Chip was used in these new Beats Buds, which cancel out distracting noise and blast music with all the rich bass you'd expect, but in a smaller, more convenient design. If he doesn't have buds yet, or if they're on the cheap side, he'll appreciate this upgrade.
He needs this headset whether he's a seasoned PC gamer or a casual player hoping to one day own a PS5. It has phenomenal 3D audio, which is the latest thing in gaming, and even haptic feedback for a full immersion effect. (You won't have to listen to any of it.)
For the husband who likes to party at breakfast. Imagine all the stuffed waffle goodness he'll make for you to enjoy.
Allow him to keep his (small) secrets, and keep them in a safe that only he can open with his DNA.
Drinking wine (or whatever booze you prefer chilled!) from a tumbler while gazing at the endless stars in the sky...the ideal date night.
TAG Heuer's Carrera is a timeless timepiece that is polished, luminous, and not at all industrial-looking.
On the eve of a new Sopranos film, two TV critics from Tony Soprano's hometown (a real place) wrote a book about the iconic show in its 20th year. Whether he watches it once or ten times, your husband will devour the stories here.
The hot sauce could be the ideal gift. And there are 12 different heat levels and flavors to tempt their taste buds, ranging from Oh Canada to Korean BBQ to Jamaican Jerk—see a pattern here? They are also global.
For the husband who prefers to project a tough and rugged image. He can now do it in comfort thanks to the flannel in this classic waxed trucker jacket. He'll wear it everywhere, and it'll turn him into a Western movie star.
Good Man Brand's decidedly more stylish take on utility wear, inspired by laid-back skate style, will turn him off at the cargo pant pass.
For the guy who prefers to smoke things the old-fashioned way. This will undoubtedly provide an upgrade.
With nothing more than Roku's phenomenal smart soundbar, you can transform your living room into a movie theater-quality soundscape—or a concert-level experience when the TV is turned off. He'll be overjoyed.
If his favorite black leather boots are scuffed, torn, and tattered—in other words, well-loved to the point of disrepair—he'll be thrilled with a new pair, especially one where every piece, from the full-grain leather upper to the Goodyear welt stitching, is built to last. And if he doesn't already have a pair of black leather boots, get him a pair.
When your husband rejoins the commuting crowd, he'll need the proper bag. Everlane's ReNew Transit is designed with a modern minimalist aesthetic in mind, as well as durability and water resistance, as well as a slew of useful hidden pockets.
The Trino Hiders from All Birds are insanely comfortable for runners—or anyone with a sneaker game. They're light and airy, and he won't feel anything.
Your husband will never want to take these cool shorts for lounging around the house off once they get their thighs on them. And they're not as frumpy as his old gym sweats, which is even better.
Perhaps no gift says "I'm going to take a bath then enjoy the hell out of this perfect day" as effectively as Onsen's waffle weave bath towels, which dry themselves as quickly as they dry him.
From boiling pasta to braising short ribs, this aluminum pot can handle it all on the stove. And with it, he'll be able to get rid of some of the older, dingier pans that are taking up space in your cupboard.
Oh, to be the man who wears this elevated, Abloh-designed bathrobe to the swimming pool, sauna, or hammam every Sunday afternoon.
The greatest hits of all time played from the Marley family sustainably made, the sleek bamboo vinyl player is probably as good as his "remember the good old days" nostalgia.
Belts—do you remember them? If time away from the office has allowed him to slow down enough to notice how frayed his belts have become, this workwear, the logo-ed offering will come to his rescue. There's nothing wrong with giving an elevated, trendy staple as a gift.
You can't even guess how many tracking modes Suunto included with this smartwatch, so we'll tell you: 70. That should be sufficient for the type of husband who is constantly itching to go running, hiking, biking, and lifting. He could probably grow wings and fly, and the Suunto 7 would be ready to record his flight statistics.
This desk shelf will look great in his home office. It even has a curved back to keep his valuables secure.
Just because he's married doesn't give him the right to be gentle with his body. As a result, a gift card that grants him unlimited access to workout studios and classes is in order. It's a subtle gesture that tells him beer belly, isn't it?