Friends are important.
You have them. Taylor has them. Brad and George... have each other.
What’s also important: getting them a great gift so they know how much you appreciate them. So what follows is just a few things we think say “I appreciate you.”
Without being so weird about it...
Your friends aren’t the type who clutter their lives with boring black rectangles. Help them
embrace the beauty that is these wireless speakers, which are in fact walnut and mahogany triangles. $350,
Site:1 Wireless
Speaker
That one friend with a canoe is about to get a new lucky paddle... presumably replacing their old
lucky paddle. $180, Artisan Painted Paddles
This beard oil is a blend of essential oils that’ll make your friend’s beard look conditioned
and clean. Which should matter to you since you’re the one who has to look at it. $15-$80, Beard Oil
So maybe you have a friend who’s into sports memorabilia. And maybe their name would look great
embossed into a Horween leather baseball. And that’s exactly what this is. $40, Lemon Ball Baseballs
If you don’t have a friend who was saddened by his death, then maybe you need new friends. $10,
Bowie Pin
A pocketknife is a smart thing to carry. But it can’t just be any old pocketknife. It should be
something like this one made from stainless steel and white oak. Hopefully your friend’s into white oak.
$150, The
County Pocketknife
For your outdoorsy friend: a water bottle that converts from water bottle to pint glass. So they
can climb a mountain and promptly crack open a cold one at the summit. $32, The Pint Canteen
This is a coffee-table book full of motorcycles built around World War I. So either you have a
friend who likes motorcycles or you have a friend with... a coffee table. $125, Timeless American
You’ve got your artsy friends. You’ve got your friends who’d rather just hang out at the
beach all day. And now you have a beach towel from contemporary art superstar Ryan McGinley to bring them
together. $95, Ryan McGinley
Beach Towel, 2014
Because friends don’t let friends have coolers that don’t hold 72 beer cans and blast insanely
high-quality sound. $1,400, Alpine ICE Cooler
You have them. Taylor has them. Brad and George... have each other.
What’s also important: getting them a great gift so they know how much you appreciate them. So what follows is just a few things we think say “I appreciate you.”
Without being so weird about it...
Your friends aren’t the type who clutter their lives with boring black rectangles. Help them
embrace the beauty that is these wireless speakers, which are in fact walnut and mahogany triangles. $350,
Site:1 Wireless
Speaker That one friend with a canoe is about to get a new lucky paddle... presumably replacing their old
lucky paddle. $180, Artisan Painted Paddles This beard oil is a blend of essential oils that’ll make your friend’s beard look conditioned
and clean. Which should matter to you since you’re the one who has to look at it. $15-$80, Beard Oil So maybe you have a friend who’s into sports memorabilia. And maybe their name would look great
embossed into a Horween leather baseball. And that’s exactly what this is. $40, Lemon Ball Baseballs If you don’t have a friend who was saddened by his death, then maybe you need new friends. $10,
Bowie Pin A pocketknife is a smart thing to carry. But it can’t just be any old pocketknife. It should be
something like this one made from stainless steel and white oak. Hopefully your friend’s into white oak.
$150, The
County Pocketknife For your outdoorsy friend: a water bottle that converts from water bottle to pint glass. So they
can climb a mountain and promptly crack open a cold one at the summit. $32, The Pint Canteen This is a coffee-table book full of motorcycles built around World War I. So either you have a
friend who likes motorcycles or you have a friend with... a coffee table. $125, Timeless American You’ve got your artsy friends. You’ve got your friends who’d rather just hang out at the
beach all day. And now you have a beach towel from contemporary art superstar Ryan McGinley to bring them
together. $95, Ryan McGinley
Beach Towel, 2014 Because friends don’t let friends have coolers that don’t hold 72 beer cans and blast insanely
high-quality sound. $1,400, Alpine ICE Cooler
