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Constructed from beefy 23 oz fleece from South Carolina, heavy-duty zippers from Georgia and twill tape from Philadelphia, this American-made layer lives up to its name.

It may look like your run-of-the-mill toaster oven, but what sets this Japanese appliance apart is the steam. Before starting, you must pour a small amount of water into a funnel in the top, which will be turned into steam to facilitate a toasting process that provides a crisp exterior without burning and while retaining the interior fluffiness. Toast, pizza, pastries, it’s all fair game. Oh, and it can act as a regular oven as well with temperature settings from 350 to 450 degrees.

The Runwell is one of Shinola’s flagship watches. It has military-inspired bonafides with its bold dial, thick numerals and indices, plus a four-layer lume so this baby will still be legible even when you’re camping late at night or watching a movie in a theater. The durable anti-reflective double-domed sapphire also means it can withstand a beating. And if it helps, Emmy award-winning actor Sterling K. Brown is also a fan.

You could choose a number of maple syrups aged in ex-bourbon barrels here — Runamok and Wood’s are two we frequently utilize (occasionally for pancakes, admittedly mainly for fall cocktails) — but this special release puts the rarefied bourbon front and center, at least in name. Here, sap harvested in spring 2015 from Bissell Maple Farm in Ohio is aged six months in Pappy Van Winkle 15-year barrels. And then use it to make the best Old Fashioned ever.

There’s nothing worse than picking up a cup of coffee and having a lukewarm drop of coffee hits your lip. Spare yourself and pick up the Ember Mug 2, which allows you to preset temperatures for your morning coffee between 120°F and 145°F and, more importantly, keep them there.

Does anyone really need a poster telling them how to make a simple Old Fashioned or an even simpler Negroni? Hopefully not. But that’s not the reason we want these posters from Sandgrain Studio. We want them because they’ll look fantastic hanging over our bar cart in the basement. (OK, and because it doesn’t hurt to have a reminder when you’re a couple drinks in.)

A reliable beanie in a fisherman style is a classic fall/winter must-have. This one is affordable, soft and made from a blend of wool, nylon and spandex. So you have the necessary warmth and added a bit of stretch to keep things comfortable.

It’ll feel like you stole the robe from your favorite hotel. Onsen’s Hooded Waffle Robe is exceptionally absorbent and superiorly soft, thanks to some California-grown long-staple Supima cotton.

The Rumpl NanoLoft blanket is soft, durable, lightweight and feels like a pillow. It’s made of a recycled 30D ripstop polyester fabric and it’s easy to store away.