Gifts for the quintessential British gentleman

Finding a gift for the quintessential British gentleman can be tough. With his refined taste and penchant for luxury, socks simply wont cut it this year. If youre struggling to buy for the lord of the manor, take a look at our selection of timeless gifts below:

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Hand-built watches

Few gifts can wow as much as a Roger W. Smith watch. The painstaking process takes roughly six months, with the hand-built creations costing anything between 100,000 and 250,000. However, much like Smiths former employer, horology expert George Daniels, the impeccable watches are among some of the finest in the world.

Chesterfield sofas

One of the more extravagant items in our list is a handcrafted Chesterfield sofa. Characterised by its quilted leather design and rolled arms, the piece has remained an essential piece of furniture for gentlemen for over 400 years. While imitations may exist, The Original Sofa Company still use traditional crafting methods to create and restore these distinctive sofas.

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Gieves & Hawkes tailoring

The unofficial mark of a gentleman is fine tailoring. One of the most iconic tailors on Savile Row is Gieves & Hawkes, creators of bespoke suits based on clients exact requirements. Prices start from 4,500 and take around 12 weeks to make for new clients. The period is often shorter for existing clients, as they will already have the clients measurements.

Loake shoes

Of course, every gentlemans suit should be complemented with a pair of timeless shoes. Loake Shoemakers has been hand-crafting British-made shoes since 1894 and operating under the royal warrant. With each pair taking around eight weeks to make and costing around 220, it is estimated that over 50 million pairs have been created in the brands history.

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Lanna World is a travel blog mixed with a lifestyle blog. Sadly I can't be traveling all the time, so while I'm at home - saving for travel - I'll write lifestyle posts. Right now, I'm living in New Zealand, planning to travel to Europe at the end of 2015. I can't wait.

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