15 Best Gifts For Scotsmen: Your Ultimate List

These notebook are a great way to show family pride. And with over 175 pages, you’ll have ample space to write down all of your most important thoughts. Each notebook also comes with a clan map of Scotland, as well as a bookmark with more info about the tartan. 

The tartan cloth is supplied by and produced with the authority of Kinloch Anderson Scotland, holders of Royal Warrants of Appointment as Tailors and Kiltmakers to the royal family. 

The version pictured above is the Macdonald tartan (what can I say, I’m a Macdonald through my mother’s side, I have to show my colors). If you would prefer Black Watch or a different family tartan, there are other styles available, though not all are eligible for rush shipping. 

You can browse all available styles of Scottish tartan notebooks here. 

Love it or hate it, Haggis is definitely the most iconic Scottish culinary creation. This version has lamb, for added flavor. If you’re gifting haggis, don’t forget the haggis sauce! 

Made from a cozy blend of chenille and worsted wool, this attractive scarf is a fashionable gift idea that’s perfect for the coldest months of the year. 

The perfect gift for your Scottish friends who were born without an “inside voice”. Available in unisex sizes from small to 2XL.

This epic recipe book features Scottish classics inspired by the Outlander TV series. In addition to Scottish Highlands fare, there are also recipes inspired by the French Revolution and Postwar Britain, as well as other locales Jamie and Claire visited throughout the series. 

This Blu-ray features the epic 10-part history of Scotland, as presented by archaeologist Neil Oliver. This is a perfect gift for anyone who loves Scottish history, Scottish independence, or those of Scottish descent. 

This tea gift set is perfect for anyone who loves caffeine, or any ex-pat missing a taste of home. In addition to their classic Scottish Breakfast tea blend, you’ll also find traditional tea blends made from heather and thistle. There’s even a “whisky” tea, made from tea leaves treated with a malty whisky flavor. 

Fruitcakes are a traditional holiday gift, but this one is extra Scottish thanks to the addition of Glenfiddich whisky. 

If you’re shopping for a fan of Scottish Highland games, this caber toss shirt is a great gift idea. Caber toss is a competition that is always great fun to watch, and it’s even more fun when you’re a spectator wearing this shirt.

Available in three colors, in men’s sizes from small to 3XL.

The thistle is one of the emblems of Scotland, making this “glow light” the perfect gift for someone who appreciates all things Scottish. Use it to add a gentle glow to a bedroom, den, or bathroom. 

How the Scots Invented the Modern World: The True Story of How Western Europe’s Poorest Nation Created Our World & Everything in It is a wonderful book for anyone who loves Scotland, or has Scottish blood. 

Scottish inventors are behind some of the biggest scientific advancements in history, as well as the brains behind some interesting modern innovations. The book focuses on well-loved Scottish luminaries: James Watt, Adam Smith Andrew Carnegie and Arthur Conan Doyle, to name a few. Spanning centuries of global historuy, this book proves that some of the biggest social and technological innovations have their roots in Scottish heroes. 

Shopping for someone who likes to have a cigar while they sip their scotch? This cool glass has a built-in slot for resting a cigar. Pair this gift with a bottle of whisky or their favorite cigar, and you’ll have made them very happy indeed. 

Looking for a creative gift for a Harry Potter fan? This Scots language translation is a fun gift idea, and you don’t need to be fluent in Scots to get the gist of the story. Hogwarts is, after all, located somewhere in Scotland, so a Scots language edition of this book is a realyl clever idea. This is a great gift for kids, or for adults who are learning Scots.