Shopping for Christmas gifts for men in Singapore? We know how stressful that can be. Cop some inspo from our guide – you’re welcome.
Let’s be honest: getting Christmas gifts for men in Singapore (or any other occasion, really) can be tricky. What can you get them without coming off as unimaginative and predictable? It’s truly a head-scratching conundrum! But don’t worry, our Christmas gift ideas list can ease you into shopping for the men in your life. Bookmark this guide and thank us later.
Best Christmas gifts for men in Singapore: 2025 edition
1. Thirsty ‘Jingle Beers’ 12-Day Advent Calendar
You can always trust the good folks at Thirsty to come up with a gift idea that’ll satisfy most men. Well, it’s a bestseller for a reason! Its vinyl player-themed advent calendar returns this festive season, featuring 12 handpicked craft beers from breweries across Singapore, Australia, and America. Here’s the best part: you can personalise one of the cans by putting the giftee’s name and photo on it. Fyi, pre-order closes on 30 November 2025 at 11.59pm, so get on this fast.
Best for: Men who think craft beer is a personality
How much: From $109
Where to buy: Thirsty, shop online
2. Rockwell Razors shaving kit
Say goodbye to plastic razors and skin irritation, all thanks to Rockwell Razors’ incredible shaving kit. The Rockwell 65 is designed from pure stainless steel for an optimum shaving experience. Adjust the blade gap to the comfort and closeness of your shave, and get on with your routine. No more razor burns, ingrown hairs, and overpriced refills.
Best for: Anyone who’s been personally victimised by disposable razors
How much: From $251
Where to buy: Rockwell Razors, shop online
3. Shelter by ReFormd
If the men in your life are in their cold plunge era, we know the perfect gift to get them this Christmas. Shelter by the ReFormd group is a new wellness centre comprising a hot sauna, three (!!) ice baths of varying temperatures, and a lush warm pool. Bonus points for the moody aesthetics. Dark tiles and gorgeous wood accents? A stellar combination, if you ask us.
Best for: Wellness bros in their healing era
How much: From $130
Where to buy: Shelter by ReFormd, #01-01, 1 Raffles Link, Singapore 039393 or purchase online
4. Katamco’s Toilet Timer
We’re all for a gag gift, and if your guy has a sense of humour, Katamco’s Toilet Timer fits the bill… or seat. Between numbers one and two (or just the latter, really), what’s keeping them glued to the porcelain throne? This uniquely nifty device runs for five minutes and serves as a reminder that you shouldn’t be on the toilet for too long. No more poo-crastinating!
Best for: Dudes who mysteriously “disappear” for 45 minutes right when chores need doing
How much: $23 (excluding shipping)
Where to buy: Katamco Toilet Timer, shop online
5. Converse Chuck 70 Formal Leather
Those who don’t believe in superstitions can consider this a Christmas gift for the lovely men in your life. Converse’s Chuck series is a timeless classic, but this formal leather pair looks great for both work and play moments. The shoes will dress up all casual fits while not looking out of place if you’re in a full suit moment. Guys will definitely like the slight lift after they’ve put these bad boys on.
Best for: The man who wants to look sharp without trying
How much: $169
Where to buy: Converse, multiple locations including Jewel Changi Airport and Ion Orchard or shop online
6. Undergarments from Kowloon City Boy
Did you know you should replace your undergarments every six to 12 months? That’s not friendly on the wallet, but if your man’s underwear drawer needs an overhaul, HK brand Kowloon City Boy’s got you covered. We spy briefs, boxers, and even jockstraps in pleasing colours. Throw in a couple of tanks and socks, and watch your man unleash the sexy beast within.
Best for: Style-conscious himbos who love a snug fit
How much: From HKD 238 (around $40 at press time)
Where to buy: Kowloon City Boy, shop online
7. Fat Cow’s wagyu omakase experience
Real men consume protein… or so they say. If your gentleman is into meat, they’ll have no qualms sinking their teeth into Fat Cow’s wagyu omakase. Picture beef innovatively presented in various forms, from sashimi-style and miso stew to steak served with donabe rice. Is there such a thing as too much beef? The only correct answer is no. You’ll walk out with a food coma, but super satiated.
Best for: Anyone whose love language is premium Japanese beef served 12 different ways
How much: From $178++ per person (reservations highly recommended)
Where to buy: Fat Cow, #01-01/02, Camden Medical Centre, 1 Orchard Boulevard, Singapore 248649
8. Blue Bottle Coffee’s Fellow Carter 3-in-1 Sip System
This isn’t any ol’ tumbler – Blue Bottle Coffee’s 3-in-1 sip system is thoughtfully designed for the modern coffee drinker. The sleek set comes in a gorgeous sand dune colourway and three interchangeable lids, allowing users to swap from hot to cold beverages with ease. It’s a great companion for your morning coffee runs, afternoon office breaks, and even nighttime sips.
Best for: The “don’t talk to me before my coffee” brigade
How much: $99
Where to buy: Blue Bottle Coffee, multiple locations including Paragon and Raffles City
9. Johnnie Walker Vault x Olivier Rousteing The Couture Blend
Here’s a neat present if you know someone who takes their spirits very seriously. Johnnie Walker and Olivier Rousteing are banding together for The Couture Blend, a limited edition Scotch whisky. It comes in a luxurious crystal decanter, a nod to square bottles with contemporary aesthetics. This masterpiece is a true collector’s item (only 39 bottles available exclusively here!), so be prepared to shell out a shiny penny for this gift.
Best for: Anyone you want to absolutely flex on this Christmas
How much: $3,988
Where to buy: Johnnie Walker, multiple locations including Marina Bay Sands and The Whisky Distillery
10. Loop Switch 2
Health is wealth, and this is your sign to take your hearing seriously. Our team reviewed the Loop Earplugs when they started gaining traction, and we firmly believe these would make great Christmas gifts. They’re lightweight, come in various colours, and can be used for various settings. The Loop Switch 2 lets you adjust the volume from rowdy festive dinners to moments of quiet contemplation. Throw in the Loop Link so your giftee won’t lose these tiny baddies.
Best for: Concert-goers and noise-sensitive sweethearts
How much: $89.95
Where to buy: Loop, shop online
11. The Axe Factor
Sometimes, the best gifts aren’t things you can wrap – they’re moments that make you feel alive (and slightly terrifying). The Axe Factor is the perfect outlet for your giftee to channel their inner Viking, release some stress, and see just how satisfying hitting a bullseye can be.
Each lane comes with a coach to teach proper throwing technique, so even the most “I’ve never held an axe” newbie can feel like a champion. Bonus: you get bragging rights for at least a week… maybe more if you post it on socials.
Best for: The thrill-seeker or the guy who says “challenge accepted”
How much: From $41 per person (book online)
Where to buy: The Axe Factor, #02-04/05, Mess Hall Sentosa Blk 17, 2 Gunner Lane, Singapore 099567
12. Tumi’s 19 Degree Aluminum International Carry-On
Know anyone who’s constantly in and out of the country? We found the ideal gift that’ll fit right in with their wanderlust lifestyle. Say hello to Tumi’s four-wheeler, a limited edition piece that can take you anywhere from Fukuoka to Frankfurt. It comes in the brand’s signature colours, and you can even go one step further by customising it with your giftee’s initials.
Best for: Frequent flyers and corporate gents living out of airports
How much: $1,880
Where to buy: Tumi, multiple locations including Mandarin Gallery and Ion Orchard or shop online
We hope this guide will make shopping for Christmas gifts for men in Singapore a lot easier!
Frequently Asked Questions
What makes finding a gift for men in Singapore challenging?
The challenge often lies in the local context: space is limited (so gifts should be practical or consumable), the climate is hot (so materials must be breathable), and many men are digitally savvy (meaning gadgets are often well-researched). The best approach is to prioritise experiences, high-quality consumables, or compact, premium items.
What is a good general budget range for a quality Christmas gift?
A good budget depends on your relationship, but generally:
- Small/token gifts (colleagues/acquaintances): $30 to $60
- Mid-range gifts (friends/family): $80 to $150
- High-end/significant gifts (partners/spouses): $200 and above
Focus on value over volume; a single, high-quality item is usually better received than multiple cheap items.
Should I buy practical gifts or novelty gifts?
In Singapore, practical gifts usually win. Due to limited storage space, highly practical items (like premium charging gear, good coffee beans, or quality apparel) that are used daily are appreciated more than novelty items that quickly become clutter.
