Mr. Bijoy's 2018 Gift Guide Pt. 2 (for the lady in your life)

Since it went over rather well last year, I've compiled a little gift guide for the guys shopping for that special lady. So here are a few nifty things that the lady in your life may appreciate. I don't claim that any of these are really great gifts for the woman for whom you're shopping, but they're nifty.

Ok, so:
  • This little tech kit is great for the woman on the go. Cables and more in a cute little pouch that doesn't suck.  
  • Bling for the lady that likes chunky bling. 
  • Have a fashionista on your hands? Try this elegant coffee table book that elevates a space with beauty and class. 
  • Give her something sweet because you aren't always sweet. 
  • Oh, she's a badass? I got you.
  • I'm not one to tell you to buy your lady lingerie. But pajamas, pajamas are great. 
  • Coziness is everything. This classic throw comes in 11 colors and comes with the promise of warmth and style. 
  • An inexpensive watch that makes a bold fashion statement is a risky gift, but you'll know if you can get away with this. 
  • Speaking of coziness, how about a nice robe to curl up in on a Saturday morning? 
  • Another robe, but one that's a little more snuggly.  
  • A necklace that will help her look more like a million bucks and it will cost you so much less.
  • She likes Harry Potter? If she doesn't have these and you get them, you'll win Christmas. 
  • If she appreciates fashion and utility, and also works with her hands, check this thing out. 
  • The most expensive fucking candle that she may or may not appreciate (read: if she's a little bougie and you know it, raise your hand... with this candle in it).
  • A wine club that doesn't suck for the wine drinker that doesn't suck. 

Go forth and gift well, my friends! 

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