Bespoke Post has subscription boxes for practically every hobby and interest, such as DIY alcohol distilling, outdoor gear, paella-making and grooming. Once you sign up, you’ll get an email with a full look inside the monthly box, which is chosen based on your preferences. From there, you’re free to tweak colors and sizes, add on extra goods or skip the box altogether at no cost (there’s also no-hassle returns). Even better, Bespoke Post curates lesser-known brands, meaning you’ll get to discover fun finds while supporting small businesses.

Cratejoy has a little something for any recipient, and with boxes costing as little as $4 each, there’s also something for any giver’s budget. From monthly escape room challenges to outdoor gadgets, cocktail sets to curated snacks, you’ll find hundreds of ail options in one- to 12-month subscriptions. If you’re truly stumped, check out the site’s guide to Gifts For The Guy Who Has Everything, where you’ll discover unique gifts like a Cold Brew Club Monthly Subscription (starting at $53 per box ), membership to the Hop-Head Beer Club (starting at $48 per box) and the Gourmet Box (pictured, $24 a month) that’s filled with perfectly paired coffee and freshly baked cookies.

Known for being extremely user-friendly, Stitch Fix’s subscription model is simple and streamlined. You pay a $20 styling fee upfront (which gets credited toward pieces you keep) and pick how much you want to spend going forward. Then, select your style and size, and a curated box will be delivered to your place, filled with clothes (sleek suits, casual jeans, on-trend jackets) and shoes for you to try. Keep the items you want and send back the stuff you don’t in the included prepaid return envelope. Stitch Fix also offers free shipping, returns and exchanges for customers to make everything easy.

If you’re gifting Stitch Fix, a gift card can get them started with the service and a few pieces, too. And if you’re really in a time crunch, you can send it digitally for instant arrival.

If you’re one of those people who think you can never have too many watches, Watch Gang gives you a regular fix. The process is pretty simple: Choose the style you prefer (like elegant, adventurous, expressive) and then Watch Gang will send a new watch to you each month. The whole concept is built on being surprised, but if you’re not into that, you can check out the company’s Wheel of Watches and Member Store to pick out a watch you’d like.

Subscriptions come in three tiers: Original starts at $38 per shipment (depending on subscription length) for watches worth up to $150; Black starts at $75 per shipment for watches worth up to $500; and Platinum starts at $200 for watches worth up to $1,500. You can gift a one-time box or treat the recipient to a three-, six- or 12-month subscription or send them a gift card instead.

Winc uses a profile quiz to get a sense of your tastebuds and the type of wine you might like. It asks questions like how you like your coffee (if you like coffee at all), how adventurous an eater you are and whether you prefer citrusy or earthy flavors in your food. From there, you’ll get a monthly delivery of four bottles of handcrafted wines for $39, plus $9 shipping. Then refine your taste preferences by rating what you receive. Currently, you can score the first box for just $29.

Flaviar focuses on giving members access to rare and expensive spirits, such as Few rye whiskey and Jean Marc XO vodka. You can gift one of three memberships, then they choose the products and delivery date: The Thoughtful package is $120 for two products, the Generous is $290 for eight products and the Grand Gesture is $500 for 16 products. All options come with free shipping over $60 and members can also attend live and virtual tastings, plus enjoy educational content.

Every two or four weeks, Atlas Coffee Club sends you a bag—or up to four—of single-origin coffee from a different country. To ensure maximum freshness, beans aren’t roasted until they’re ordered and can be sent by your preferred options of light, medium or dark roasts. Sustainably sourced and ethically produced, each bag comes with brewing information and tasting notes about the coffee and the region from which it hails. Its sister company Atlas Tea Club offers the same experience for tea lovers.

Looking to share the joy of caffeine? Atlas Coffee Club offers three-, six- and 12-month gift subscriptions, with your choice of one, two or a half bag (6 ounces), starting at $39.

Trade is a high-end coffee subscription service that highlights multiple boutique brands like Equator, Quills and Huck. When you sign up, you’ll be asked to take a quiz about your preferences. Then, pick how often you want a delivery, and it’ll show up at your door just when you need it so you never run out of beans. Once you get your coffee, you can rate it so Trade can get a better idea of ​​your tastes going forward.

As far as easy gifting, you can order a gift subscription from two to 24 bags—“delivered on their schedule”—starting at $40.

Nashville-based Porter Road offers sustainably and humanely raised beef, lamb, pork and chicken sourced from Kentucky and Tennessee farms. Subscription options range from the $120 Beef And Pork Basics Box, which includes dry aged sirloin filets, pork and pork and ground beef , to the expansive Butcher’s Choice Box, which pairs a roster of classics with rotating seasonal favorites. Boxes ship (with free shipping) every two, four or eight weeks and can be customized to add your favorite cuts.

Any of the boxes can be gifted in three-, six- or nine-month subscriptions for the lucky carnivore in your life.

If you’re into checking out new and delicious products from local and regional artisans, Mouth is the best place to start. Choose from a wide selection of cocktails, cookies, jerky, pickles and other snacks foods for a monthly box of fun and interesting treats. Subscriptions start at $54 per box.

You can also browse Mouth’s giftable boxes, starting at $38—or curate your own—for a tasty bespoke surprise.

Daily Harvest is big in the delicious, healthy food delivery game. The company specializes in things like soups, smoothies, chia parfaits, oats, harvest bowls and lattes. Some dishes are gluten-free, vegan or keto-friendly, and Daily Harvest lets you pick and choose online what will be shipped your way. There are several different plans, from weekly to monthly, which can include up to 24 items sent at a time.

You can send a one-time gift, too: A nine-item gift box costs $85 (the recipient can pick and choose their items), and there’s a gift card option, too.

Dollar Shave Club has built up a reputation for making it cheap and easy to get a perfect shave. The company’s monthly subscription service provides a starter kit featuring your choice of blade, and then sends replacement cartridges in the subsequent months. Just choose your preferred blade (twin, four-blade, or six-blade option) or a starter set (which includes the razor and some of the club’s most popular grooming products). Plans start at $10 for a starter kit, and monthly refills cost as little as $3 .

The brand also offers gift sets that’ll get your soon-to-be-smooth friend or family member started.

Lumin offers upscale skincare products for men at affordable prices and the company’s subscription service is no exception. Once you get started with a bundle or a single product, you can sign up for a subscription to replenish your supply every two months (and save 10% every time). You can also take a quiz to find out which specific products are best for your skin so you can build a solid routine.

For gifting, consider opting for an e-gift card—that way, you won’t have to deal with canceling the subscription.

There are a lot of colognes out there to choose from, and trying to sample them all can be tricky. Scentbird does the work for you. It’s a monthly subscription service that allows you to test out brand name colognes with a smaller size of a fragrance for $17 without committing to a full bottle. Once you join, you can pick from more than 150 different fragrances each month. Your scent will arrive in a travel-friendly spray bottle, and you’ll also get a reusable bottle with your first order.

Want to gift a subscription? You can give three to 12 months’ worth of scents, starting at $48.

If you’re like most people, you probably swap out your toothbrush way less often then you should. But Boka takes care of it for you. The company kicks things off with a $29 oral care starter kit that includes a brush with Binchotan activated charcoal  , which naturally reduces odor-causing bacteria, along with toothpaste and accessories. Every three months after that, they’ll ship replacement products with a free travel brush. Boka offers subscriptions for sonic electric brushes with replacement heads, too.