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Unique Valentine’s Day presents for him that aren’t totally cliché

Cool and practical gifts (that aren't socks!) to treat the lucky man in your life.

Struggling to find a unique Valentines Day gift for your man that isn’t cliche? A gift that could convert even the staunchest cynic? We’re here to help.

Let’s face it, a pair of socks and a Bunnings voucher doesn’t really scream romance, or ‘I love you’. And like us, you’ve probably exhausted all your best gift ideas (most of which still remain in their boxes) at Christmas…So what do you buy a man for Valentine’s Day?

We’ve done all the hard work for you to track down the most unique Valentine’s Day gifts for men. And while these presents aren’t your usual V-day offering, they’re something he can use time-and-time again, meaning he will feel the love long after Valentine’s Day.

You’re not a coffee connoisseur without a keep cup. Good for the environment and good for your brew, this tempered glass reusable cup will have your partner toasting his morning roast! $24, from Keep Cup.

For the man who likes a fine drop and a trendy tote. This wine holder looks great en route or just in the home. $42.12, 1 Day 1 Bag, from Etsy.

Treat your very own salt bae to the Tasteology favoured salt trio. You may benefit from this gift too! $29, from Father Rabbit.

This steel flask by Awreaware, holds the perfect amount of his favourite sipper. $85, from Design Stuff.

If your husband looses or misplaces everything, including where he parked the car, then he needs this little gadget ASAP! The Nonda IHere Gen 3 finds your keys, phone and car for you. Simply click to save your parking location and then open the app to navigate your way back to your car. $49.95, from David Jones.

For the man who loves a beer bucket. Yes, it’s chocolate and a little bit cheesy, but for those who want to surprise their partner with a fun delivery, the Summer Feels Corona Bucket is just the thing. $48, from Tastebuds.

This Native Union night cable is an impressive 3 metres long making it easier for your man to keep his phone close by even when charging. $64.95, from David Jones.

For the man who like nifty design, Normann Copenhagen’s One Piece Desk Organiser is just the thing for a tidy desk. $125, from Design Stuff.

For the boyfriend who loves his liquor, White Possum’s Flight of the Possum Australian Whisky tasting set provides 12 Aussie whiskies for him to sample. $138.95, from Dan Murphy’s.

The Catchall valet is a holdall for his wallet, phone, keys, sunglasses and watch – all the things he wastes his time (and yours!) looking for. $38.28, from Jigsaw Furnishings on Etsy.

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