Six Gifts That Will Make Him Smile BIG!
We know it can seem close to impossible to find great gifts for that special guy in your life whether it be your friend, boyfriend, dad, brother, husband, or son. Every birthday, Christmas, and Valentine's Day you wonder what in the world would make him smile?? Well here are a few ideas from your friends at Beastly Threads. Enjoy!
Cheap and stylish, these sunglasses are fun, colorful, and comfortable. Trust us, he will love these and want more!
Who doesn't love a great new book to sink their teeth into?? Even better, order one from your favorite local bookstore. We love The Ivy Bookstore in Baltimore.
He loves you, his family, and his favorite team more than he can say. If he can't go to every game, wearing his jersey and cheering the team on in your living room is a good second option.
The days of boring brown and black belts are over. These belts are a little stretchy so super comfortable and add great color to any outfit.
We looked long and hard for a good accessory for the fireplace or firepit. This contraption is nothing less than awesome and worth shipping across the pond.
With adjustable neck and waist ties and big pockets, this chef-designed, organic cotton apron is sure to be a hit.
Happy Giving!!
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Simply put, Beastly Threads exists thanks to the extraordinary talent and effort of many people, several of whom live in Jaipur, India. A few years ago, I started working with Sonia Jain who helps brands like Beastly get their products developed by the amazing artisans in India. Along with being a wonderful person, Sonia's help in coordinating the block-printing and sewing of the latest Beastly sarongs was invaluable. And wow are those sarongs beautiful! I recently asked Sonia to give us a better sense of the block-printing community in India. Enjoy!