Got a mountain of a man in your life and need a gift? Wondering what to choose so it brings joy, gets real use, and feels thoughtful? Whether it’s your partner, friend, dad or brother, here are a few gift ideas a tall guy will genuinely appreciate.
1. Massage voucher
Ducking under low door frames or bus rails, hunching at a computer to see the screen — that’s everyday life for many tall people. No surprise the back can complain. A massage voucher is a brilliant gift that helps release tension and recharge. A massage chair or a home massage kit is also a solid investment.
2. Clothing
Tall men often struggle to find the right sizes and cuts in mainstream stores. Make it easy with a quality piece that actually fits. With a TallGuys elongated T-shirt you can’t go wrong — it covers what it should, looks sharp, and is sewn from the softest organic cotton. You can also reach for our elongated hoodies or another wardrobe staple. Not sure about size or style? Choose a gift card and let him pick his favourite.
3. Extra-long duvet
Practical gifts for the win. Most standard duvets are too short for above-average height, and sleeping with your feet out isn’t exactly cosy. Upgrade his sleep with an extra-long duvet he can wrap up in. Want to go big? Consider a longer bed, too.
4. Extended towels
Just like with duvets, standard towels can be too small — not great for drying off properly. Extra-long bath sheets (ideally terry — super absorbent and soft) are a great fix. Add a personalised name embroidery for a custom touch.
5. Monitor stand
If he spends hours at a computer, he may be constantly craning his neck to see the screen — hello, stiff neck and back. A monitor stand lifts the screen to eye level, promotes an upright posture, and helps banish back pain. An ergonomic office chair also makes a big difference.
Height isn’t a limit to personal style — it’s a signature. Own it and be proud of your unique build. There’s no better accessory than quiet confidence.
This article was created with the support of the National Recovery Plan — Recovery and Resilience Facility.
