Fur lined gloves (or Isotoners if you need a lower price point).

They can be found by SOs and not arouse suspicion, while you can throw innuendoes about having something else that fits like a glove and makes your hands all warm and cozy.

Obviously free time comes to mind for your super regulars.Rather than just a free session, an extra long session for the same price with appetizers and eggnog or a split of champaigne so you can relax together and recap the old year or make plans for the new.

Having lived in the Rockies, I agree another pair of gloves never hurts to have in the car.

Season tickets to the Broncos or Avalanche are always a nice stocking stuffer for that lucky guy but tickets to the Nuggets would be more like a lump of coal LOL

I think anything you do to show your regulars you care will be most appreciated.  It really is the act of giving that matters more than the gift.

Happy shopping

Re:Christmas presents

Chloe...for the married guys...just a smile and a simple "thank you" would do just fine.

Rather than give you a specific gift suggestion, let me say than as you obviously know these gentlemen well, you should have a pretty good idea about their likes & tastes.  So make each gift one unique for that individual instead of simply selecting something generic simply because it's nice.  It's a tired old saying but nonetheless true that it's the thought that counts, so put your thoughts on that guy & on him only when making a gift decision.

Naturally for those guys who are married or have SOs the nature of the gift should be taken into consideration...can't be something too obviously personal.

Have fun with it!

"Gift Cards" from "Best Buys" are perfect for me to send out for the holidays. This gives then a variety of choices to choose from ie., dvds, cds, or electronic gagets

xoxo

I once received an discrete but attractive brass paperweight for my office desk.  It makes me think of her every time I look at it.  And, if asked, I can honestly say it was given by a vendor as a token of appreciation.  

d_d

how about...

digital diaries book by natacha merritt
one of my gal pals got it for me for xmas & I thought it was great.

or a gift cert to good vibrations

http://www.goodvibes.com/

found this place during a stay out in SFO..
bought a few ladies friends of mine some toys from there.
The cyber skin tallywhackers wentover big with the gals !!!!!

hope that helps

BTW just sent you an email :~)

I think many good ideas have already been said, but I wanted to re-enforce the personal touch factor. Nothing is worse that getting the "company" gift that you know was bought on mass. I know someone said it, but it is not how much you spend, but the thought that......

As far as extra or free time... I think that is too much of a gift for a holiday. I would not expect my lawyer or my accountant to give me an extra hour as a gift. (Though, it would be nice lol.) If you do that, let it be a gift from the civilian you, not the professional and do you really want to open that box? (OK, I know it sounds fun!)