1. Creed Green Irish Tweed: From one of the premier fragrance houses, this scent was custom developed for Cary Grant. Enough said. ($260.00-$315.00)

2. Jawbone Jambox: We love music and hate clutter. Stream(line) your tunes over this iconic designed system, wirelessly. ($299.99)

3. Urbanears + Harris Tweed: We don’t go anywhere on foot these days without our favorite playlist accompanying our journey. Waiting for the train with a cup of joe on the morning commute? These may be the only set of phones that up your style game. Made of that same tweed that your overcoat is made of. Or at least the tweed you want your overcoat to be made of. ($95.00)

4. Whiskey Stones:  Not one for room temperature scotch served neat? Add these chilled Scotch Rocks to your fine single malt, releasing the true complexity and allowing for that incredibly dry, long and peaty finish to intensify your senses. (also recommended to be paired with: Black Bowmore, 1970; Glenfiddich, 1937; or a more affordable Johnnie Walker Blue Label) ($19.95-$58.00)

5. Monocle Subscription: The smartest, most worldly and best designed magazine on the planet. Hands down. This is a magazine that you will want to save and showcase on your bookshelves. We need our subscription renewed! (~$145.00 for full package)

6. Coach Bleeker Debossed Striped Duffel: Not as large as your traditional duffel, this bag is perfect for the office, gym, an overnight get-away, or just schlepping your stuff about town. This is the type of piece that only gets better with age. ($698.00)

7. Billy Reid Bowery Coat: We are Mid-West born and raised. That means we truly experience all four seasons. And when winter hits, winter hits hard. Stylishly stand up to the cold this winter. ($975.00)

8. Gräf & Lantz Felt Travel Duffel: We’ll admit, we have a pension for bags. Duffles. Weekenders. Garments. All of them. We’ve seen a lot of canvas and leather lately. This is a fresh take on a classic look. Wool felt and leather accents? The perfect Fall and Winter traveler. ($485.00)

9. Metal Skull:  Tired of your wife’s Crate and Barrel, West Elm, or Pottery Barn fascination? If you can’t procure a real human skull (or convince your wife of it’s aesthetic and artistic value) opt for a less “real” version and put a personal touch to your home decor or office. ($125.00)