Great American Flask
“Built the old-fashioned way,” this all-copper flask from the nation’s oldest kitchenware manufacturer resurrects a design that dates back 200 years. Each one is handcrafted and includes a birch stopper.
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Hunter Original Tall Rain Boots
Comfortable and perpetually stylish, the Original Tall is “a rainy day classic.” Order a pair before the next gray day, and “just think of how fun it will be to splash around in these bad boys.”
$140, hunter-boot.com
Source: HuffingtonPost.com
Ilott Vintage Camera
Why take photos with your phone? A startup in Miami now collects vintage 35mm range-finder cameras, meticulously restores the innards, and wraps each case in a fine wood veneer.
From $1,875, ilottvintage.com
Source: Forbes.com
Purdey Fingerless Wrist Warmers
From a 200-year-old British gunsmith comes an accessory that’s as practical on a corporate shoot as on a blustery walk through midtown. They’re hand-knit with Scottish cashmere.
$218, purdey.com
Source: Financial Times
Beretta Waxed Jacket
Here’s a cotton field jacket that easily makes the transition from country to town. Lined with thermal padding, the water-resistant shell has enough pockets to accommodate even “the occasional pheasant.”
$745, berettausa.com
Source: Forbes.com
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