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England is the standard bearer for classic shoemaking, and Dunhill (for my money) is the current standard bearer for all things British menswear. The fact it put out these gorgeous British-made boots is in no way surprising. —L.G.

A man can dream… —L.G.

You need a good pair of western boots for the season, and the Anine Bing x Tecovas are the only ones the cool girls will be wearing. Crafted with the finest leather and personal details known from both brands, you’ll be lucky to get your hands on a pair before they sell out. —Krista Jones, senior director, commerce and partnerships

Inspired by Raffles Singapore’s original boutique, The Little Shop is now also an e-commerce destination. To celebrate its launch, the iconic property’s favorite picks come with an abundance of collaborations. Raffles has teamed up with brands Smythson, Globe-Trotter, and Christofle, to name a few. My favorite: A classic, chic set of Ginori saucers. Limited edition, of course. —K.J.

Speaking of limited edition collabs, one of our favorite furniture brands, Thuma just dropped the cabin-core collection we didn’t know we would fall in love with. The sofa is screaming for us to buy an upstate house just so we can own it. The sofa sold out in one day, but not to worry, you can still buy the bed and the pillow. —K.J.

Haitian visual artist Manuel Mathieu’s latest fragrance, O, is a blend of desert rose, pink pepper, and jasmine. The result is a tender scent that feels elegant and emotional. —Andrea Ríos, fashion assistant

I don’t often escape the puzzling city to explore the backcountry, but I am craving a little adventure these days. This full kit from Burton x FRAGMENT would be one way to bring my minimalist sensibilities to the mountains and confront the extreme weather in the days ahead. —Alfonso Fernández Navas, senior style and market editor

If you’re prone to dry hands in the winter, Soft Services has just the thing for you. Not only is the lotion lightweight and super hydrating—the applicator makes for a really cool desk accessory. You’ll be excited to moisturize your hands every day with one of these at your desk. And it’s refillable, so you can use it forever and ever. —Bellamy Richardson, associate commerce editor

Parfums de Marly has done it again. Crécy, the newest addition to its Les Extraits collection, features a seamless blend of woody and floral notes that we just can’t get enough of. —Emma Saxon, contributing fashion assistant

The most luxurious pair of noise-canceling headphones to exist just got better. The new Navy leather and matching carrying case are stunning, and everything else that makes these best-in-class has stayed the same. —Bryn Gelbart, associate commerce editor

Chrome Industries and Engineered Garments put a military-inspired spin on an everyday backpack with detachable shoulder and backpack straps. —A.R.

Around this time every year, Lucchese puts a few of its gorgeous coyote fur blankets on the racks. If you want to stop someone in their tracks with a gift this year, this is how you do it. —L.G.

My favorite Christmas scent from anywhere in the world. —L.G.

Japanese label A.Presse is so incredible because it will take a simple shape—a fleece pullover, here—and say fuck it, make it leather. —L.G.

You can buy them just to stomp out to the coffee shop, but I encourage you to try and get some real dirt on these. —L.G.

We’ll be wearing this Canada Goose jacket nonstop until spring. —K.J.

Japanese indie label Gorsch just dropped its new season with Standard & Strange. This flannel cape-coat thing is nuts. I can’t wear it, but someone can and will look very cool in it. —L.G.

The North Face’s latest U.S. Ski & Snowboard collection spans competition ready outerwear and everyday apparel. The North Face is a partner of the team through the 2034 Utah Olympics and Paralympics. —A.R.