Glenn Kitson, stylist and member of Team Rig Out, introduces us to his holiday picks. In between preparing for the next issue (it’s gonna be a good ‘un) and making fellas look smart, he’s taken the time to put together a selection of stinky cheeses, good reads and America via Japan socks. Take a look at  Glenn’s wishlist after the click.

Mister Mort’s Mordechai Rubenstein chimes in today with his eight picks for the holidays. Expect the unexpected with Mort – every time. From LEGO watches, Champion Big C sweats…. Rubenstein lives well in his own world with almost no influence from the fashion world that he walks in. Respect on that.

Read and see more of Mister Mort’s eight picks for the holidays after the click.

Michael Williams shares his personal favorites for the holidays. A nice run through the high and low here: from AP Royal Oaks, and ultra priced bottles of wine, Williams’ taste come through with his selections. Worth a look.

See more of Michael William’s eight holiday picks for 2011 after the click.

Andy Ray of One Man’s Style shares with us his eight holiday choices. The Boston Brahmin does his best at choosing some of the most unique picks of the bunch. From Trussardi duffles, to impossible to find bourbons, Mr. Ray digs deeps into a list that could double as a “holy grail” list of gifting.

Read and see more of Andy’s eight pick for the holidays after the click.

Today, we head over to Europe for a taste of Italy through the eyes of Marco Ravanetti, the editor of one of our favorite sites, Men’s Reveire. We asked him to pick eight of his favorite items for the holidays; goods that could serve as gifts for just about anyone. We of course get a very discreet list what can only be seen as a very considered offering.

As Mr. Ravanetti tell us, “Yes, I do love gifts. A lot, although I don’t receive them very often. Due to this, eight, is a very tight number, therefore, I hope Jeff will allow me to cheat just a tiny bit.” Yes, sir, you can cheat.

Click for more looks at the eight gift selections from Italy’s Marco Ravanetti.

Atif Kazmi from Por Homme brings us his “Eight for the Holidays” with a selection of goods that confirm that this editor has his eye on the ball when it comes to being classy. A good variety in here: Rolexes, flannels, umbrellas, and more…Respect on the gym membership, by the way.

Read and see more of Atif Kazmi’s “Eight for the Holidays” after the click.

How we miss Nick… our old pal may have moved onto bigger and “better” things over at Complex, but we still keep in touch. An “Eight for the Holidays” allows us the opportunity to pick his brains about the very best in his world today – rather,  goods and items that he would love in his world. Like Mr. Yang’s eight items, Mr. Schonberger’s range give us a nice mix. Expect vinyl records, live mammals and more.

Read and see more of Nick Schonberger’s “Eight for the Holidays” after the click.

Here is a running list of some of the more distinct or unique iPad sleeves on the market today. With the iPad outselling most laptop computers at the moment, you may as well do your best to distinguish yours from the crowd; your budget may be the deciding factor at the end of the day. Look for iPad sleeves by Hernik Vibskov, Incase and many others in our latest collection of “Gift Ideas.”

View a collection of unique iPad sleeves after the click.

While we can recommend and select great gifts this holiday season, we figured it was time to invite some other experts to give their ideas.

Eric Yang over at Gear Patrol kindly agreed to share eight holiday gift ideas for 2011. As expected, Mr. Yang’s gift ideas run the full gamut of men’s goods  - from camera bags, jackets, to power drills, and $50 mechanical pencils  - all catering to the more discreet shopper who expects a premium return for their money. Everything on his list is accessible to most without breaking the bank, sans that killer camera.

On the topic of Gear Patrol: if you have not taken a moment to download Gear Patrol’s iPad app, you are missing out on one of the best tablet magazine experiences out there.

Read and see 8 holiday gift ideas from Gear Patrol’s Eric Yang after the click.