Do you long for a remote, snowbound cabin with a real wood-burning stove and flannel on the bed? So do we. This is the gear you need to look the part when the dream becomes a reality.
Toad & Co Klamath Quilted Shirtjac
A step above your traditional flannel, the diamond-patterned cotton exterior of dresses up well for a casual winter date, while the 30-gram polyester insulation gives it the warmth and feel of a light jacket.
Price $129
Tudor North Flag Watch
A matte black dial, lighted hands, and a satin finish make the face of the easy to read in the worst conditions. And this adventure piece is designed to survive them, with a scratch-resistant sapphire crystal and waterproofing to 330 feet.
Price $3,675
Below the Boat Maps
The folks at Below the Boat turn underwater into art. The gorgeous wooden charts are laser-cut from Baltic birch in the shape of various islands and bodies of water around North America, like the Lake Tahoe map shown here.
Price $228
Farm to Feet Cokeville Socks
Unlike the standard cotton kind, Farm to Feet鈥檚 are made to be worn every day. The funk-fighting merino wool (sourced from American sheep) keeps them from taking on that gym-bag odor.
Price $20
Keen The 59 Boots
boast a tough rubber outsole to shrug off light rain and a breathable mesh liner for airy comfort. The suede upper is stylish enough for a dinner date.
Price $150
Filson Dry Day Backpack
Pared-down styling and muted colors make the the only fully waterproof pack we鈥檇 proudly wear into a four-star hotel, but the bombproof polyester exterior and roll-top closure give this 29-liter sack enough sturdiness for a weeks-long rafting trip.
Price $125