47 Foolproof Gifts for Men Who Have Everything

ROKA teamed up with neuroscientist Andrew Huberman to create a lineup of blue- and green-light-blocking glasses for its Wind Down Collection. The orange lenses are designed to lower cortisol, the stress hormone, so he can improve his sleep hygiene before bed and get more restorative sleep. Select sport-minded frames, like Bandera Wind Down, or fashion frames (some available with prescription). This is one of the best gifts for men who have everything, because there's a high chance he doesn't have a pair.

Comfort is subjective, except when it comes to socks, where you can’t be too cozy. Worn Ultra Soft Sundays socks comprise a blend of modal silk and organic Merino wool for softness, nylon for durability, and elastane for stretch. These are sure to become a lazy-day staple around the house, his go-to socks for long flights, or on hikes where the moisture-wicking and antimicrobial fabric helps keep feet dry. The material long outlasts cotton and produces less than a quarter of the waste.

If you're stressing to find gifts for men who have everything, spring for a limited edition. Huckberry's exclusive collab with The Grateful Dead yields some stellar picks for Deadheads from snapbacks to tees to sweatshirts. We're partial to the Dancing Bear 10-Year Crewneck Sweatshirt. A vintage machine is used to chainstitch the iconic graphics and artwork onto the classic cotton-and-fleece sweatshirt. It hits all the right marks: nostalgic, rare, and ripe for everyday use.

Yes, he probably owns a backpack, but odds are it's tattered from years of use and abuse as a gym bag and travel carryall. Timberland Calverton is a welcome upgrade. The water-resistant pack is made entirely from recycled materials and can serve as a day pack, daily commuter, or personal item on a flight. It comes in four colorways, with a main zipper that provides access to the bulk of the storage and a separate opening that holds up to a 15-inch laptop. In front, a pair of smaller zippered pockets keep things he might need access to, like a phone or keys, within easy reach. Loops on the front can help him clip bulkier things to the outside, like a helmet after biking to work, and mesh bottle pockets on either side for coffee or water always come in clutch.

Janji Multipass Sling Bag is a brilliant gift for trail runners, cyclists, and outdoorsmen of all trades. The technical sling has 2L volume and a series of secure pockets: a main storage compartment with an envelope pocket for cards and cash; a flexible middle bungee compartment to stash a water bottle, jacket, or shirt mid-run; plus a concealed back pocket for, say, a passport. Your giftee can wear it as a cross-body sling or fanny pack. 

The long, rectangular packaging Nite Ize Gear Ties come in makes them the perfect stocking stuffer. The variety packs have eight ties in four lengths, from 3 to 18 inches long, made with a core of wire wrapped in rubber, so they can be used repeatedly. He can secure tools in the garage, gear at camp, or keep fly rods together. The salt water-resistant rubber won’t scuff and the caps on the end prevent him from getting poked in the hand. It's utilitarian gifts for men who have everything that can make all the difference.