Anyone know of cigars from a new trendy company a millennial connoisseur would like? Not looking for fuddy-duddy old school, thinking of paying 50-100 for a a set, or whatever they are called. Package? I'm an idiot, fine.
Anyone know of cigars from a new trendy company a millennial connoisseur would like? Not looking for fuddy-duddy old school, thinking of paying 50-100 for a a set, or whatever they are called. Package? I'm an idiot, fine.
is there anyplace decent to buy not-super-fancy jewelry online? need to get something for a niece, $25-75 range I guess, pendants or earrings or whatnot? I am clueless here
Yes, etsy!
Ohhh this is pretty:
Aquamarine Raw Crystal Necklace
This company, Uncommon Goods, has some pretty items in that price range. I really like the sea glass pendents at the top of this page:
https://www.uncommongoods.com/jewelr...ry=US&n=60&p=2
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https://www.alexandani.com/?gclid=Cj...saAq2xEALw_wcB
My wife likes it, the daughter likes it b/c she can pick out charms (is that what they are) on it, and I like it b/c I can please two ladies and not go broke.
It makes perfect sense...until you think about it.
I suspect there's logic behind the madness, but I'm too dumb to see it.
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How about stocking stuffers for men you are not intimate with besides candy.
One non drinker. Coffee is a good idea
Lol.
Heh.
I could see you going nuts here: https://www.bobsredmill.com/
dear kq claus,
in all seriousness, what would it take for you to make an appearance at alpental?
milk and cookies will be by the chimney on xmas and i will be watching.
i've been a mostly better, almost good boy if you don't count all that stuff i know you know about.
love,
lil spooky
Grill Scraper Stainless Stain BBQ Scraper Long Handle with Bottle Opener, 6mm/7mm Wrench Function Free S-hook, Durable Easy Cleaning Non-sticking Multifunctional,Safe for All Griddle Cleaner
Garrett Wade has a lot of great stuff.
Nothing like a good back scratcher
Home Depot has a lot of neat little flashlights that make nice stocking stuffers. Some that are compact, some that telescope for tight places etc. etc.
AmazonBasics Emergency Seat Belt Cutter and Window Hammer
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That pocket monkey is a great idea!
Here's a site for all of you globally minded consumers to consider - I have purchased several items from this site.
Novica
Love the puzzle boxes:
https://www.novica.com/puzzle-box/s/
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I have gotten some awesome presents for my wife as a result of this thread. And she is amazed and like "how did you think of this???" which might be the best part, because I just smile and say something about how sensitive I am, or how much I pay attention to her
KQ, the PJ pants that you suggested from Eddie Bauer were an absolute home run, maybe her favorite pants. She LIVES in those pants sometimes, I swear. I got her some Uggs that were a big hit, I got her a blanket that you suggested that lives on our couch, I got her a leather passport cover she loves, and I bought her a Kate Spade bag that is one of her go-to bags. There have been other suggestions I followed but maybe the biggest piece of helpful advice I've gleaned from your expertise is this place: https://www.origins.com/?gclid=CPjhm...wG2A&gclsrc=ds. You can literally buy ANYTHING from this store and she will love it. When it comes to lotions and moisturizers and whatnot, women just can not get enough..
Also, I realized last year that you can enlist the sales people at some stores to help with purchase advice. For example, my wife loves makeup. She LOVES Ulta beauty. Well guess what, the sales girls can LOOK UP HER PURCHASE HISTORY (at least for places like this that have "loyalty" cards, or store-specific credit cards) and then tell you exactly what products she likes, and recommend others based on what she buys. It absolutely blew her mind when she got a present with a bunch of Ulta crap in it last year...
anyhow, thank you KQ Claus. I don't know where I'd be without your present advice![]()
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That's great DJ! Keep up the good work and thanks for the heads-up about loyalty card benefits.
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KQ, I have been getting hints that the lady in my life would like a new winter coat. She's in her mid-twenties and has a job where what she wears will be seen as part of her professional image. Her only specifications were that the coat be at least mid-thigh length, black, and keep her warm through the east coast winter.
I'm a bit torn on style. I know that she would like a down parka but I'm sick of seeing everyone walking down the street looking like they took their styling cues from an expedition to the Himalayas. I was hoping to get her something with wool or another natural fiber.
Sorry for the novel and thanks for any advice. I am mostly interested in styles and brands to be looking at. I can follow with more info if needed.
Burberry makes a love black cashmere coat for just under 4K
Honestly you've pulled a tough one. Coats can be soooooooo personal. Some prefer snug and only wear lightweight tops underneath while others like me are always cold and need room for bulkier sweaters. Most of the wool you will find out there will be a blend which keeps them from becoming too heavy and pricey.
You will need to consider the type of closure – another very personal thing. I prefer straight buttons. Dbl breasted can be a hassle and IMO don’t hang nicely when not done up. Ties can be nice but can also be a hassle when the dangle as they can get caught in things still, some like the snug feeling they get from belted clothing. I would not recommend a coat that only closes with a belt. Toggle buttons add a different kind of flair but are not always user friendly. Zip is less stylish but is more wind proof than buttons. A zipper that zips both ways is a def. plus.
Pockets are yet something else to think about. Side slash pockets are nice for putting your hands in to get warm but if they are too shallow they will be useless for putting things in that you don’t want to lose. Top pockets will hold things best but can be awkward for putting your hands into. An inside stash pocket is always a bonus. Placement of decorative pockets should be considered too. I loath when designers put small useless breast pockets on clothing buy YMMV. For me I like a cleaner look.
All that said, here are some retailers for your consideration:
Ann Taylor has a several that come in black that are 53% wool. When I worked in an office Ann Taylor was my go-to (helped that there was a store in the lobby of my building - HA!). If you are interested in one be sure and read the reviews re: fit.
Black Outerwear - Ann Taylor
Macy's has a rather large selection that I looked at online but the reviews came me pause on more than a few for buying sight-unseen. If you can I would suggest popping into Macy's so you can confirm the quality/weight of the jacket and to get some help from a sales gal who can try them on for you and let you know if they run big or small.
https://www.macys.com/shop/womens-cl...d,Black?id=269
Here is Nordstrom’s selection of black wool/wool blend trench/pea coats in black. Quite a number of good looking coats here:
https://shop.nordstrom.com/c/womens-...Jackets%20%26%
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I’m getting a fashionable vibe here? Think this might work? Stio also has some other longer town-type jackets:
https://www.stio.com/products/womens-shot-7-down-parka
Or this?:
https://www.patagonia.com/product/wo...rka/28408.html
My wife got one of ^these and loved it.
Also:
https://www.patagonia.com/product/wo...rka/28005.html
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