Gift Guide for Him on this Valentine's Day

Are you a bit like us - unsure what to get for the man of your dreams? Valentine’s day is a lovely day to mark the calendar and say, ‘let’s celebrate something lovely’, but this year, we’re determined to really make it a proper holiday! Roll out the rose petals and red carpet, because we are in the mood to treat.

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Are you a bit like us - unsure what to get for the man of your dreams? Valentine’s day is a lovely day to mark the calendar and say, ‘let’s celebrate something lovely’, but this year, we’re determined to really make it a proper holiday! Roll out the rose petals and red carpet, because we are in the mood to treat.

Valentine’s gifts for the fellas can be a little hit or miss at times, but we think that really and truly, every single one of us deserves some lovely treats this year. We’ve concocted a fabulous guide of some of our top picks for Valentine’s gifts that we think he’ll love and use for many years to come!

Brent Pope Men's Drury French Blue - €99

These gorgeous shoes are a great way to remind him to put his best foot forward every day of the year. Made by an Irish brand, these stylish blue shoes are a fantastic piece to have in the wardrobe and are ideal for busting out for all occasions.

Schoffel Men's Belgrave Tweed Sports Jacket Navy Herringbone Tweed - €299.95

This stunning jacket is a piece that will be a treasured part of your special someone’s wardrobe for years to come. A timeless, classic design, this tweed jacket is made from 100% pure lambswool. With a handy set of interior pockets and a pen pocket too, this two-button jacket is the sort of piece that looks correct at nearly every occasion.

Schoffel Men's Greenwich Tailored Shirt Pale Pink Diagonal - €79.95

A clean and stylish look, in a perfectly Valentine-appropriate shade for the dapper man in your life. Made from 100% cotton, this shirt gives a tailored fit, with a classic cutaway collar with removable bones, this shirt looks excellent with jeans for a smart casual look. Perfect for completing a look!

Dubarry Lacken Silk Tie in Gold - €35.00

We love the whimsical hare print on this 100% silk tie from Dubarry, perfect for a little bit of levity and a year-round reminder of spring days. It’s an excellent choice for special occasions or for jazzing up a work-wardrobe! It comes in a perfect gift box, making it a lovely choice for showing your special someone that you care.

Need a little inspiration? Connolly’s Red Mills is here to help with our free, virtual personal shopper appointments! Follow the link to book in for a personal appointment with our expert, in-store team – all from the comfort of your sofa!

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