Haven’t tried them but the prints that this Swedish brand has look amazing. Even my 7-year-old wants one of these robes: https://oascompany.com/ca/men/robes

We love the Made In pans. They have a great SS one and also carbon steel, non stick etc. This is my save and slowly change my kitchen collection gift to self.

This is what I would want as a gift:
https://barebonesliving.com/collections/cast-iron/products/all-in-one-cast-iron-skillet?variant=39435233755226

During the pandemic my husband took over 100% of the household laundry, and we solved the issue of him not knowing how to care for my clothes by having a separate laundry basket for anything that needs to be hung dry. For things like bras that I wanted washed, I would just put them in the delicates bag and then put them in the hang dry bag. A good system can really help set anyone up for laundry success!

Bellroy has always made amazing products. I personally own three. Two slings and a travel duffel. Fantastic materials, super fast turn around, and super durable products. I recommend them to anyone looking for great looking bags.

@ Dee does he like to eat? A gift from Gold Belly (which ships food from restaurants around the US) could be fun, especially if it’s commemorative of a trip you took together (ie: there’s a lobster roll one, momofuku, etc). I also second the comment on getting house things that are beneficial for both of you. After having kids and buying a house, the last couple years haven’t been as gifty, and if there’s not something totally top of mind that would be a great gift for the other person, we instead discuss together what we want and need, and Santa leaves that gift for the two of us. One year it was a cool smeg toaster. In general, when gift giving becomes stressful and no longer fun, it’s time rethink your strategy and approach.