30 Non-Boring Valentine’s Day Gifts For Your Guy

Valentine’s Day can befuddle the best of us. On top of the whole holiday serving as a dedicated relationship reminder (aka whether we have one or not), there’s an added tricky-gifting component too. It's a February 14 shopping tradition that can become even further complicated when the Y-chromosomes in our lives aren't longing for standard floral arrangements or heart-shaped chocolate boxes.

But! There's no need for present drama in 2022 because we’ve got the dude-approved goods lined up right here to save you from last-minute gifting fiascos. Scroll on for our curated hit-list of creative gadgets to unique fashion finds and very cool grooming products that your main man (whether best bud, family member, or partner for life) will adore. And for those who are opting out of V-Day altogether, the 30 finds ahead are all still single-and-fabulous-approved.

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Elaine Valentine's Day Spongeworthy Card

If you and your partner like to keep things simple with a thoughtful card exchange, look to Etsy for well-made, totally unique designs. After all, nothing says "romance" quite like Elaine Benes' ultimate stamp of approval.

presspops Elaine Valentine's Day Spongeworthy Card, $, available at Etsy

Cable Guys The Child Device Holder

This miniature Baby Yoda is perfectly sized to hold his gaming controller or iPhone — it also uses the Force to charge tech devices (okay, fine, a 6-ft micro USB cable).

Cable Guys The Child Device Holder, $, available at Urban Outfitters

Duke Cannon Beer & Bourbon Soap Box

Treat him to a toiletry lineup that will keep his top-shelf on brand. Duke Cannon's epic bundle contains three bars of beer soap (a sandalwood-scented Busch Beer, citrus-woodsy IPA, and warm-cedarwood Budweiser) paired with one bar of bourbon soap (an oak-barrel-scented Buffalo Trace Bourbon).

Duke Cannon The Beer & Bourbon Box, $, available at Duke Cannon Supply Co.

Man Crates Grand Jerky Heart

This year, say it with...beef jerky. If your man has a special place in his heart for dried, smoked meats, then this gift box will surely delight.

Man Crates Grand Jerky Heart, $, available at Man Crates

Tetra Valise Keychain

For men who prefer to roll their own: this sleek and nifty keychain contains a hexagon-shaped interior chamber made to store his rolled smokes (big and small).

Tetra Valise Keychain, $, available at Tetra

Sailor Moon Sailor Scouts Tee

If you've recently turned one of his tees into one your favorite sleep shirts, gift him this incredibly rad graphic style.

Urban Outfitters Sailor Moon Sailor Scouts Tee, $, available at Urban Outfitters

Hot Tools Beard Straightener Brush

Gift him the tool he never knew he needed to tame his unkempt beard hairs. The before-and-after shots of dudes across the web all point towards this being a very good buy — as one partner put it, "Works like a charm. It's sleek and lightweight and does its job. I'm glad I bought it for my boyfriend because his beard was getting unruly, but now maybe he will actually DO something with it!"

Hot Tools Men’s Beard Straightener Brush, $, available at Amazon

Uncommon Goods Make Your Own Hot Sauce Kit

Bring the heat this Valentine's Day with a DIY hot sauce kit that allows you to get creative in the kitchen. (Bonus points if you put your taste buds to the test with an at-home Hot Ones challenge.)

Uncommon Goods Make Your Own Hot Sauce Kit, $, available at Uncommon Goods

Bevel Beard Trimmer

If your dad's still reaching for his circa 1990s-beard trimmer, upgrade his life with this top-rated ultra-sleek model by Bevel. (Plus: It's cordless!)

Bevel Beard Trimmer, $, available at Amazon

CamelBak Stoaway 2L Insulated Reservoir

Fuel your man's next outdoor adventure with this insulated pack, which includes a two-liter reservoir to last through any hike or cycling trip.

CamelBak Stoaway™ 2L Insulated Reservoir, $, available at CamelBak

DUER All Weather Denim Relaxed

This isn't just your run-of-the-mill pair of good-looking jeans. This performance-stretch denim is water and wind-proof, making it perfect for winter. (Plus, the durable denim will keep its shape and hold up for years to come.)


DUER All-Weather Denim Relaxed, $, available at DUER

ProsourceFit Acupressure Mat

If he's into his mind-body connection, likes to meditate, or could just use some damn tension relief, then this bestselling acupressure mat will do trick.

ProsourceFit Acupressure Mat, $, available at Amazon

Gogogo Laser Golf Range Finder

If he's into golf, we're pretty sure this range finder with cutting-edge pin-seeking and flag-lock technology is a gift he'd love to get.

Gogogo Sport Gogogo Sport Vpro Rangefinder, $, available at Amazon

Star Wars The Mandalorian Baby Yoda Chia Pet

Maybe his WFH space could use a little greenery — so, here's a plant pet he'll actually be excited to watch grow.

Chia Star Wars The Mandalorian Baby Yoda Pet, Terra Cotta, $, available at Amazon

Great Jones Holy Sheet Baking Pan

This pun's for all the big baking guys out there! Gift him something shiny and new he can whip you up some Valentine's Day treats on.


Great Jones Holy Sheet, $, available at Great Jones

Carhartt Knit Cuffed Beanie

Beanies are a lot like friends: he can never have too many (and already has a lot).

Carhartt Men's Knit Cuffed Beanie, $, available at Amazon

Theragun Mini

Theragun's mighty massager has taken the world by storm, and it's easy to see why: The device is a magic wand for sore, overworked muscles, making it a great gift if you're splurging on your fitness-loving partner this year.

Theragun Mini, $, available at Theragun

Big Hug Mug

A mug for the man who knows that season one of True Detective is the GOAT.

Applicable Pun Big Hug Mug - Ceramic Coffee Mug, $, available at Amazon

Bespoke Post Cask

Transform his love of spirits into a constructive activity — this reusable kit will have him brewing up and bottling his very own aged whiskey at-home in time for V-Day dinner.

Bespoke Post Charred American White Oak Mini Barrel, $, available at Bespoke Post

Cole Haan Men's GrandPrø Tennis Sneaker

Upgrade his ancient pair of sneaks with something that strikes the perfect balance of knock-around luxe.

Cole Haan GrandPrø Tennis Sneaker, $, available at Cole Haan

6-in 1 Multitool Pen Gadget

This nifty little hand gizmo isn't just a sleek writing utensil; it's also a level, ruler, phone/tablet stylus, and both a flathead and Phillips screwdriver all in one. (Don't mind if we order one for ourselves, TBH...)

‎CRANACH 6-in 1 Multitool Pen Gadget, $, available at Amazon

Judy The Starter Emergency Preparation Kit

If your guy's the survivalist kind, we'd suggest a sweet Valentine's Day emergency-preparedness kit. Judy's bright-orange waterproof fanny pack contains a streamlined safety lineup of First Aid medical supplies, a whistle, glow sticks, emergency blanket, ponchos, dust mask, and meal replacements.

Judy The Starter, $, available at Huckberry

LEGO Creator James Bond Aston Martin DB5 10262

Appeal to your guy's inner child with an all-grown-up LEGO set in the likeness of 007's iconic set of wheels.

LEGO Creator James Bond Aston Martin DB5 10262, $, available at Target

Lululemon ABC Jogger

His sad college hey-day sweatpants could use an upgrade — this bestselling performance pair from Lululemon is just as soft and won't embarrass him OR you whilst errand-running around town.

Lululemon ABC Jogger Warpstreme, $, available at Lululemon

The Best Paste

If your significant other has ever gone to the barber with a photo of Ryan Reynolds or Daniel Craig...or Jake Gyllenhaal...or Shawn Mendes (should we go on?), chances are they've unknowingly come across the work of master stylist and celebrity groomer Kristan Serafino. This matte-finish, firm-hold hair paste from her very own brand is leading man hair in a jar — and is as close as one can possibly get to booking her for what we can only assume would be a very expensive house call.

The Best Paste The Best Paste.™, $, available at The Best Paste

Artifact Uprising Color Series Photo Book

Appeal to your partner's sentimental side by commemorating your most special memories via an elevated photo book.

Artifact Uprising Color Series Photo Book, $, available at Artifact Uprising

Bellroy Note Sleeve Wallet

Dads, grandpas, husbands, VIP buds... they'll all appreciate this high on the quality, low on the bulk wallet. It's made of superior leather, comes with a coin holder, secret pocket, comes in ten colors, and a three-year warranty. Boom.

Bellroy Note Sleeve, $, available at Bellroy

Maude Rise Condoms

Because nothing is sexier than keeping things safe in the bedroom.

Maude rise, $, available at Maude

Nintendo Switch Lite

Win 10,000 relationship points by gifting him what's likely been collecting dust in his Amazon wish list since last year: A portable, sleek Nintendo Switch Lite — and if you're feeling extra generous, add in a game for him to enjoy.

Nintendo Switch Lite - Turquoise, $, available at Amazon

Monos Metro Sling

If your man is always on the move, help him get there in ease and style with this lightweight-yet-sturdy crossbody made from water-repellant nylon.

Monos Metro Sling, $, available at Monos

Boy Smells x Kacey Musgraves Slow Burn Scented Candle

A fancy candle he'll finally appreciate. Set the mood with this luxe Boy Smells candle (aptly named "Slow Burn") which features a warm, spicy scent profile.

Boy Smells x Kacey Musgraves Slow Burn Scented Candle, $, available at Nordstrom

Warby Parker Toddy Sunglasses

The easiest way to upgrade his look is with a pair of fresh shade blockers that you can both get behind.

Toddy, Warby Parker Toddy Sunglasses, Azure Crystal With Oak Barrel, $, available at Warby Parker

Solento Organic Reposado Tequila

This organic tequila is harvested in small batches in Jalisco, making it perfect for savoring every sip together.

Solento Organic Reposado Tequila, $, available at Drizly

Kin Euphorics Dream Light Nightcap

If he's alcohol-free, then surprise him with a trending bottle of botanical elixir that's specially crafted to encourage dreamier sleep. Kin's Dream Light "nightcap" is made from a blend of earthy adaptogens and serene nootropics (like Reishi mushrooms) that can be mixed with milk or water before bed.

Kin Euphorics Dream Light Nightcap, $, available at Kin Euphorics

The Office: Antics And Adventures From Dunder Mifflin

If rewatching The Office is among your favorite pastimes, then this pocket-sized superfan gift will be an amazing present for the Jim Halpert to your Pam Beesly.


Urban Outfitters The Office: Antics and Adventures from Dunder Mifflin, $, available at Urban Outfitters

Portable Cell Phone Touch Speaker

No more Bluetooth #struggles here — this minimally-designed wireless speaker magically connects to your phone when put in direct contact, allowing you to instantly blare your favorite songs (and let all your friends take a turn playing DJ) without any technical difficulties.

On Trend Goods Portable Cell Phone Induction Speaker, $, available at Amazon

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Twee Fashion Is Back — Here’s How To Update It For 2022

Indulge us for just one moment and cast your mind back to the early 2010s. You’re heading to Blockbuster to rent 500 Days Of Summer on DVD, bopping away to She & Him on a pair of knotted, wired headphones. Your outfit? A polka dot dress, burgundy tights, an owl necklace and a pair of ballet flats. Life is good. 

For those unfamiliar with this point in time, from 2007 to 2012, let us walk you down memory lane. Known on Tumblr as ‘twee’, the indie-adjacent aesthetic was defined by a love of “quirky” movies, music and fashion — the likes of Juno, Kate Nash and Peter Pan collars. Commodifying the idea of the hot nerd, twee was all about girls in big glasses, riding pastel-colored bikes and being “adorkable.” 

Icons of the aesthetic included Zooey Deschanel and Taylor Swift, but twee was truly an Internet phenomenon, with YouTuber Zoella rarely seen on the platform without her uniform of skater skirt and stripes. Like core hipster culture, twee fashion signified the type of person you were and what exactly you liked. More often than not, this included reading, folk songs and being kind to others. 

There were, of course, downsides to the aesthetic, which became synonymous with the manic pixie dream girl character trope. Problematic personality traits included a focus on virginal innocence, while at the fashion end of the spectrum things often centered around wifey thinness and whiteness. Happily, the recent resurgence of the trend on TikTok seems to be taking a big step away from these elements, offering up a more inclusive version of twee for the 2020s. 

Still, the twee comeback has prompted mixed reactions from millennials, with many thrilled about the return and others visibly horrified. By and large, interest in the trend has been fueled by Gen Z, who were too young to partake in the aesthetic the first time around. While many TikTok videos are indulging in the trend’s heyday, plenty of users are presenting their hopes for the look in 2022. The modernization of the trend calls for a return to twee’s original 1960s inspiration and steering well clear of the obsession with ill-fitting playsuits.

Tiktok’s microtrends often face criticism due to their short digital shelf life, but the twee revival appears to occupy a different space from the Internet’s love of fast fashion. With the potential to slot easily into an existing capsule wardrobe, new-age twee pieces are everywhere thanks to Instagram-approved brands like Rixo, Shrimps and Ganni. Ahead, take a look at how we’re updating twee for 2022.

Ballet Flats Loafers

The ballet flats of the twee era were a cute idea in theory, but two minutes into walking you could feel every pebble on the ground. Offering zero arch support, it essentially felt like you were walking barefoot (and often ended up that way once the heel wore out, two weeks after purchasing). For 2022, we’re embracing a meatier sole and sturdier shell in the form of an embellished loafer. Holding onto its twee origins with accent brooches and decorative detailing, the shoe fits well within the English teacher vibe while still looking classically cool.

Peter Pan Collars Maximalist Collars

Whether it was peeking over a batwing jumpsuit or the main feature of a cap-sleeve skater dress, the Peter Pan collar ruled the twee era. Characterized by its small size and rounded detailing, the collar was a cute addition to any outfit, allowing millennials to live out their Disney-esque fantasies. As we dive into 2022, we’re taking the essence of an accent collar and dialing it up a notch. Ranging from gingham print to doily detailing and sweet ruffles, the XXL collars on the market right now fit the twee aesthetic perfectly, plus the plethora of detachable designs means you can make the look go even further.

Hair Bows Berets

Now, we’re not going to say that berets weren’t around during the core twee years, but there was a distinct preference for hair bows that cannot go ignored. From clip-ins to scrunchies and self-tied headbands, the obsession with bows was strong in the Tumblr universe. This season we’re swapping the Minnie Mouse-inspired headwear for a sweet and simple beret for a more mature take on hair accessories. Emily In Paris may have earned the hat bad reputation since last year, but in 2022, we’re taking our cue from Prince and adding a raspberry (or similarly sweet color) beret to our favorite winter fits.

Coloured Tights Tube Socks

Tights are undeniably practical: they keep your legs warm and hide the patches of hair you missed when shaving. That being said, the twee tights of the early 2010s were often painfully bright or just too busy for everyday wear. You could swap them out for the frilly socks of the creeper-Tumblr era. But we’re going for the trendy tube sock. Reminiscent of Princess Di’s iconic athleisure, the slouchy sock is the perfect partner for a patent loafer, striking a balance between laid-back luxury and an oh-so-studious vibe.

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Secondhand Formalwear Is More Popular Than Ever. Here’s Why

Trisha Bantigue first entered the pageant world in college in hopes of landing scholarship money, after having emancipated herself from her mother. Despite her initial reasons for participating, it quickly became a source of joy: “I ended up falling in love with the experience and making lifelong friendships and learning how to communicate and do public speaking, all while being able to pay my college tuition.” Still, dressing up for beauty pageants required a constant revolving door of dresses, accessories, and shoes that were too expensive for her. “I didn’t have the budget that some of the other girls had. I was an independent student,” Bantigue says. So she borrowed from others and turned to secondhand boutiques for the formalwear she needed for the events. 

Today, Bantigue is helping make this happen for other people via her startup Queenly, a digital destination for secondhand formalwear, which includes wedding gowns, prom dresses, and pageant-ready styles. “It really embodies this new wave of inclusivity in formal fashion,” she says. 

Indeed, boutiques, brands, and designers that cater to occasionwear often capitalize on social narratives around exclusivity that make dressing up for life’s special occasions pricey. In 2020, the average price of a wedding gown reached $2,439, according to Brides’ American Wedding Study. Meanwhile, families spent an average of $919 on prom-goers in 2018. Not only is this out of reach for some financially but, given how these looks are often worn only once, it’s environmentally unsustainable. 

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“It’s so common to buy an outfit for a formal occasion that you either don’t have many opportunities to wear or don’t love, so it ends up at the back of your closet,” says Noelle Sciacca, Women’s Editorial Lead at The RealReal. “Buying and selling formalwear on the luxury resale market is a more sustainable way to approach event dressing and it’s more cost-effective than buying new or renting, especially if you wear a piece to a few events and sell it after.” Shoppers are catching on: According to Sciacca, the online luxury consignment site has seen a significant increase in sales for formalwear, including mini bags, gowns, high heels, and cocktail dresses. 

Bantigue and her co-founder Kathy Zhou say Queenly has also experienced growth in the past year, which she credits to a cultural shift that’s making secondhand formalwear less taboo. “The media and the fashion industry have ingrained in us that, in order for you to be that Cinderella at your prom, you have to buy this brand new dress for like $900,” says Bantigue. “But our mission here is to tell women, ‘Hey, no one really looks at the tag.’”

Shruti Malliwal can attest to that: When the astrologer turned up at prom, her secondhand dress was all the rage. “I had multiple people tell me that I was the best dressed at that event,” she says. “Of course, that’s all relative, but I think most people were just not expecting it to be from a thrift store.” 

Affordability was the main reason Malliwal started looking for a secondhand gown, after her mom said she wouldn’t be paying hundreds of dollars for a one-time outfit. She found her dream look (pictured here) for $40 at a local thrift store: “I was very open to secondhand because I saw that the secondhand clothes were offering me something that didn’t look like everything else and looked like things that I actually wanted to wear,” she says. 

Monica Sallay, the blogger behind @sartorialscraps, agrees that the thrift store hunt could make for a unique story. In Sallay’s case, she found her wedding dress by accident, 10 years before she got married. Sallay was walking around her neighborhood in New York City when she spotted a white mini dress on the window of a Goodwill store. She immediately tried it on, later learning that it was a Balenciaga number that would cost her only $100. 

“I feel like it was about the time and place the dress found me because I was 18 years old and very lost,” says Sallay. “To find this holy grail of a dress felt so right and so affirming.” Ten years later, she married her now-husband during the pandemic wearing the Balenciaga dress. Sallay says it won’t be her last time. “I think this dress is special,” she says. “A lot of people don’t wear their wedding dress again, but I see myself [wearing it] many times for the rest of my life.”

Many people have gravitated toward the secondhand market following the pandemic, a time when society has been forced to question the effects of its consumer patterns on the environment. At the same time, there have also been supply-chain shortages and factory closures that have limited the distribution and production of formalwear, making it harder for prom attendees, wedding guests, bridesmaids, and brides to get their hands on brand-new dresses. 

While some opt for secondhand looks out of financial necessity and for sustainability reasons, others are drawn to resale because they don’t want to deal with the often-intimidating environments established for shopping formalwear — be it strictly scheduled appointments at bridal salons or dedicated sections inside department stores. Not only can the formalwear shopping experience feel overly, well, formal, with an assigned staff member looking after the shopper, but there are also issues around sizing. For many plus-size women, the range of sizes available in stores makes trying on items in person a frustrating experience.

To avoid interaction that stores specializing in formalwear entail, Miami-based Marissa Clark decided to shop secondhand for her cousin’s wedding last year. It was her first time attending an event since the pandemic started and she wanted to be comfortable, both while shopping and on the day of the event. “I just don’t like being in big, fancy stores at the moment,” she says. So she relied on her less crowded favorite local thrift store, scoring a Tanya Taylor silk printed dress for $25. “You can’t beat it,” she says. The experience cemented her love of thrift shopping even more: “I can go through the racks that I need to go through really quickly and have the option of leaving when I need to leave.”

There are many reasons to embrace secondhand formalwear — affordability, sustainability, and a unique story. For Bantique, it comes back to remembering how secondhand clothing made her feel like a queen, even without a crown, during her pageant days. “You don’t have to spend that much to enjoy that special day of your life,” she says.

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Brown Is The Underrated Color You Should Be Wearing

Very Peri may be Pantone’s color of 2022 but this season we’re all about the versatile and underrated power of brown. And you don’t have to take our complete word for it — the brown color trend has already been reported by the likes of Vogue, Vox, In Style, and The Zoe Report for its calming groundedness and neutrality when it’s worn with buzzier, brighter, or more out-there fashion pieces. Tyler, The Creator in an interview with style newsletter Blackbird Spyplane also praised the color, saying, “Brown really goes with almost every color. I wear a lot of pastels, and it’s a great base for that,” when speaking of his beloved honey-caramel Gucci pants. (Which is to say, if you’re looking forward to copping some Very Peri pieces this year, you may want to consider pairing it with brown for a chef’s kiss of a color block.)

Brown coats

When you break down brown’s status as a neutral, it absolutely makes sense why the woodsy color lends well to almost any kind of outfit scheme. As the “shades of brown” Wikipedia page says, brown is a composite color that’s “produced by combining red, yellow, and black pigments, or by a combination of orange and black.” The painter’s resource website Art in Context takes it even further: “Orange and blue can make brown, and red and green can also make brown. The secondary colors can also be used to add variations to the brown shade created by the three primary colors [red, blue, and yellow]. For example, you can make a brown with underlying purple colors.” While there’s no one way to create brown from the color wheel, it’s clear that it takes a village of colors to achieve certain brown-al tones. It’s no wonder why brown so beautifully pairs with nearly the entire ROYGBIV spectrum. In other words, a brown coat is a no-brainer grab-and-go-with-any-outfit buy you won’t regret.

Brown sweaters

“From earthy to rich and luxurious, brown feels more indulgent than black, and there is a shade to flatter every skin tone, from Dark Chocolate to Adobe,” color expert Kate Smith, Chief Color Maven at Sensational Color Consultancy tells Refinery29 over email. When asked about brown’s recent popularity, Smith suggests that pandemic life may have a hand in its uptick.

“Brown is nostalgic for those who wore it in the ’90s when it was last trendy, but the shades are more complex and exciting this year. It is a color related to reliability and stability, which most people seek after living with uncertainty for long,” she says. And there’s science-backed data as to why brown is so closely related to comfort, too. “Brown is a relaxing color because it increases tryptophan (related to sleep and our immune systems) and serotonin (linked to mood). Brown typically gives us warm, settled feelings, reminding us of connections to earth, home, and family,” Smith continues.

Brown pants

Personally speaking, when I think of the color brown, I’m too reminded of all things cozy or sentimental: log cabins, 1970s fashion, warm coffee with toast, nature. It also seems like brown, perhaps by default, has always been destined to be the ultimate neutral based on the sheer fact that so many people are living the brown life daily just by being brunette.

“Luscious brown worn head to toe is striking, or brown can function as a warm neutral, providing an earthy balance for more vibrant tones like green quartz, Ibiza blue, or fuchsia,” Smith says of eye-catching color pairings. “Black worked in the past, but now it doesn’t feel authentic. Brown is an alternative with an approachable, grounded personality.”

Brown dresses

As for incorporating more brown into your wardrobe, the task isn’t difficult to accomplish as we’re seeing plenty of browns, ranging from milky latte camels to bitter dark chocolates. You can go the outerwear route of taking the classic camel coat a few shades darker. Or swap in a pair of corduroy or Carhartt workwear-style pants for your regular pair of blue jeans. The next time you shop for a sweater, opt for an earthy-brown winter knit as your new go-to that can be worn in a number of ways, like with cream-white or olive green trousers, draped over a pastel slip dress, or even with another brown pant. And as for dressing up for a fancy event, stand out in a sea of jewel tones by wearing lush velvet or satin chestnut instead. No matter your flavor, there’s a brown that’s sure to satisfy your palette (and palate).

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