I wouldn’t normally recommend shoes as a gift because they tend to be a very personal thing in my experience. However, Jeffrey West shoes and boots crafted in a classic English style offer something really special as a gift.
The quality of the design and workmanship really is superb. Admittedly, with prices hovering around the £200 ($400) their a bit pricey. However, their gonna look wonderful in a well cut suit or even a pair of jeans and a white T-shirt.
Angelo Galasso clothes are exclusive and luxurious. It’s safe to say that they are feted by many luminaries including Roger Moore, Flavio Briatore, Richard E Grant, Simon Le Bon, Mike Tindall, Frank Lampard, Puff Daddy, Michael Caine to name just a few.
The Interno8 speciality style is the high collared shirt which is a personal favourite of mine.
Something like the examples below are really as good as it gets in terms of sumptuously luxurious shirts.
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Favoured by Frank Lampard of Chelsea Soccer Club and promoted by Juan Pablo Montoya the Audemars Piguet Montoya watch has a fine pedigree to back it’s $50,000 (£25,000) price tag.
Revealed on the occasion of China’s first Formula 1 Grand Prix, Audemars Piguet unveiled their iconic limited edition Royal Oak Offshore Juan Pablo Montoya chronograph in 2004. It’s been one of the most highly desired watches ever since.
Features include:
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I’m not particularly a dog lover myself but I can see how people get very attached to their muts. Although, I think having your pet dog stuffed is completely freaky!
Nonetheless, I saw this Garmin dog tracking system and thought - that would make a great gift for one of my doggy friends.
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The supreme watchmaker Michel Parmigiani’s created a lasting classic when he developed the Parmigiani Type 370 Bugatti timepiece.
Intended to be sold only to buyers of the Bugatti Veyron supercar, the watch went on open sale due to unprecedented demand.
The prominent feature is the transverse movement which puts the dial on the side of the wrist rather than on top. This highly original design took three years to engineer and was inspired by the motoring watches of old which were worn on the side so they could be read while holding the steering wheel.
The mechanism requires winding every ten days and is accompanied by a pen shaped electric tool that has been designed specifically for the watch and can rewind it in five seconds flat.
Retailing for a staggering £139,000 ($280,000) it’s not going to be everybody’s cup of tea!!
