
Atari flashback game system, $40, so he can play his childhood favorites.
A T-shirt celebrating his favorite meal. $25.
Chocolate salami, $24.50, because chocolate salami. (It’s dates, figs, marzipan and dark chocolate dusted with confectioner’s sugar.)
A geometric standing pen, $15, so he’ll never lose it on his desk.
Khaki beanie by the ultra-cool Japanese surfer brand Banks. Bonus: it’s made with fabric that’ll keep his head warm but prevent sweating. $20.
Sage and mint grooming oil, $22, to comb through his hair after a shower. Just a few drops will do the trick.
Prank candles, that go from yummy scents (apple pie, roses, vanilla) to terrible (bad breath, fart, vomit). $15. Because he is a little brother, after all.
One of the year’s great books, such as Shark Drunk, Exit West, Awkward Thoughts and the Talented-Mr.-Ripley-esque Destroyers. From $15.
Sheepskin cushion cover to cozy up his apartment. $29. (Here’s the insert.)
Liquid smoke, $9, which will add a hickory flavor to his homemade soups and steaks.
Hidden pencil notebook, $10, to make him smile.
P.S. Last year’s gift guide for brothers, and the 2017 gift guide so far.
(Top photo by Paul Burnett.)