Need an incredible gift or two for the most tasteful guy you know? We've got you covered. Ideas 1-15.

Oliver Cabell Travel Kit ($95)

Toss grooming gear into this handsome Italian-made kit, zip it up and take off. No more rummaging around the bottom of a duffel bag for that wayward tube of toothpaste.

Morgans Grooming Gift Set ($80)

Freshen up with this set including a couple of biodegradable bamboo wood toothbrushes, plus soaps and shave gear nicely fragranced with orange and vetiver. The wood handled razor will help get your day off to a smooth start.

Steelmont RS-511 Watch ($450)

Even the leather strap of this Steelmont watch is noteworthy, evocative of exquisite car upholstery. There are all sorts of motoring dashboard motifs built into the design of this three-hand Chronograph, a nifty addition to any enthusiast’s collection.

Tanner Goods Limited Edition Quad Wallet ($59)

Made from English bridle leather, this limited edition wallet with a clever four-sided design will keep cards organized and handy. Solid construction means it will just get better with use, and we love Huckberry's tree logo stamped into the grain.

Maison Louis Marie Candle ($34)

Sandalwood is a classic men's scent and is the top note in this addictive candle we found at Steven Alan, one of our favorite men's shops. This spicy stocking stuffer will burn for a solid 60 hours

Pacifico Optical Choc Havana Sunglasses ($117)

It’s no secret Aussies know how to look great in the sun. These stylish thick shades were designed in Bondi Beach and crafted from premium Carl Zeiss Vision lenses with superior UV protection.

Basil Hayden's Bourbon ($39)

If your party host is a bourbon guy, the warm, slightly spicy kick of Basil Hayden's will be especially welcome at holiday time. A gift of this craft spirit is a guarantee you’ll be invited back next year.

Misen Chef's Knife ($65)

For the cook on your gift list, this knife forged from Japanese steel is a cut above others. The secret is the extra-acute blade angle for sharpness and a higher carbon content in the steel for strength.

Farmhouse Pottery Vase ($95)

The clean look of these Vermont clay vessels–the bottom portion is left elegantly unglazed–will fit in with any room or style. The little one works as a jam pot on the dining room table or as a pencil holder on a desk.

Incase Dslr Camera Bag ($49)

Any photographer hobbyist will appreciate this case to keep camera and lenses protected with its well-padded interior and heavy nylon outer shell. There's even a spot for an extra battery and charger in the zippered top.

John Derian Globe Paperweight ($60)

This piece of eye candy will dress up a desk in an instant. Hand-blown glass is the real deal, and gazing into the image of an antique map can prompt daydreams quicker than any WiFi-enabled gadget.

Suzanne Kasler: Inspired Interiors ($35)

Anyone thinking of doing a makeover of a space, large or small, will benefit from the style advice of designer Suzanne Kasler. Chock full of photos and inspiration for how to mix old stuff and new, and then edit it all down to achieve what she calls a “simple, tailored look.”

Whisky Peaks Rocks Glasses Set ($69)

Even without ice, these glasses are one of the coolest gifts this season. In a set of four, each features a topographic replica of an American peak: Denali, Half Dome, Mount Rainier and Mount Whitney executed in hand-blown glass.

Mott & Bow Premium Denim ($128)

We love both the look and fit of these jeans. Each pair is sprayed with a resin mix and sanded by hand, so no two are identical.

Pour Over Stagg Kettle ($64)

Java junkies will rejoice at receiving this handsome and cleverly designed kettle for their next pour-over cup. The focused spout maintains control while pouring at a comfortable angle.