You love them, but maxing out your credit card to fulfill their wildest dreams (cough, cough, Gucci) just isn't in the cards. Instead, go the practical route with these sneaky picks that look and feel high-end, but won't cause the dreaded buyers remorse. After all, love means never having to divulge how much you actually spent, right?

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Suede Chelsea Boots

A sleek, low-cut silhouette for when his sneakers just won’t cut it.

Kenneth Cole ($98)

Cashmere Tech Gloves

To make a frigid February slightly more bearable.

Johnstons of Elgin ($55)

Plaid Sport Shirt

Sure, it’s a great shirt, but the machine washable aspect is really what won us over.

Bonobos ($88)

Mini Bucket Bag

Designer on a budget? Say no more.

Rebecca Minkoff ($97)

Cashmere V-Neck Sweater

It doesn’t get much better ultra-cozy, budget-friendly cashmere.

Everlane ($100)

Cedar Wood Trees

You may not be able to afford to buy him a new pair of Allen Edmonds, but you can help him keep his current footwear in tip-top shape.

Woodlore ($25)

Blouson Sleeve Sweater

Ringing in under $100 means you can buy one for yourself, too. 

Leith ($69)

Chain Leather Crossbody

The adjustable chain is the real selling point here.

Madewell ($88)

Burgundy Tie Set

Not sure what to wear to the company holiday party? This should solve that.

The Tie Bar ($39)

Gold Hammered Hoops

To make anyone’s season bright.

Gorjana ($70)

Colorblock Fleece

If he’s gonna wear a sweatshirt anyway, might as well make it a cute one.

Patagonia ($99)

Oversize Scarf

New rules: Only accepting scarves that double as blankets.

Free People ($48)

Leather Cardholder

Never not appreciated.

Common Projects ($100)

Tortoise Cat-Eye Sunglasses

A price-friendly option for the one who's been known to “misplace” pairs in the past.

Le Specs ($60)

Old-School Kicks

That perfect blend of retro and modern.

Nike ($80)

Embroidered Beanie

Ready or not, winter is coming.

Kenzo ($70)

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