Dh- one big present or small presents?

[Stepmumm]

Dh has everything. Struggling with what I can get for £100 budget. Hasn't any proper hobbies and he'd like something personal. What can I get thats different and just for him. Should I get a big present or lots of small presents?

If you get it wrong one big present would be very disappointing, so I would opt for little things and make him a stocking. Does he use hankies? I usually get DH some from thornback and peel £16 for 3 but they are really nice. Go onto not on the high street they usually have some good ideas.
This year DH has got hankies, a nice leather toiletry bag, a mans grooming set in a lovely wooden box, some Tabasco chocolate, some bamboo socks(lovely and soft), some expensive soap on a rope which smells divine. Ism taking him to New York in January for his 40th so that's all he's getting this year.

Sorry realised that they really aren't anything personal but just the usual mans presents!

When you say no proper hobbies, what does he do in his spare time? I would go for lots of little presents because my dh is a big kid and likes unwrapping things plus maybe one bigger one for 40-50 pounds. Dh is the hardest to buy for. He has some boring music present he wants from me, plus dc want to buy him some little bits in a hamper. So far have a glow in the dark glasses tray and waterproof smartphone case from them. Will add some consumables because the dc loved eating them last year. Probably some sort of puzzle. Liking the thread the other day of a mystery gift with no instructions for him to guess function.

I tend to get a few medium cost gifts plus stocking fillers plus stuff I'd have bought anyway such as foody stuff, alcohol, underwear etc.