Find the perfect gift for everyone on your list this holiday season. From local businesses, to your favorite national brands, holiday shopping is made easy at Harbor East. For more, visit HarborEast.com.
The best-selling Transport Shoulder Bag can also be worn as a crossbody, thanks to the two adjustable (and removable) leather and webbed straps. Sized to hold a tablet, keys, wallet, headphones, and water bottle, it has a secure front flap with a magnetic tab closure to keep your belongings safe when you’re on the go! $168 at Madewell.
Find the best value with this perfume sampler set from Sephora. Perfectly giftable, this set comes with 13 sample-size fragrances ranging from fruity florals to warm & sweet gourmands. Find a new favorite? Bring the included scent certificate back to a Sephora store for a full-sized fragrance at no additional cost! $72 at Sephora.
A good Tuscan wine embodies what all oenophiles are searching for: a traditional wine crafted and aged with love; one that gets better the more time you spend with it. Whether you are looking for that special gift, need a wine pairing for your holiday meals or want to try something new for yourself, we have that gift-worthy wine with the Collosorbo Brunello. $64.99 at Bin 604 Wine + Spirits.
Lounge in style this holiday season with this matching pajama set from Anthropologie. With original artwork by Raphael Balme, the cotton set is a statement piece while also being cozy and comfortable. Top $58 and Bottoms $50 at Anthropologie.
Capture the scent of South Moon Under with their Summer of ’68 Candle. With scents of salted air, soft cashmere, and weathered driftwood, this candle embodies feelings of gratitude for the here and now. $48 at South Moon Under.
This crewneck vintage wash sweatshirt is a novelty piece that you MUST have! Support your local team with our Baltimore Maryland Ribbed Crewneck. $68 at Brightside Boutique.
Stuck on what to get the fitness enthusiast in your life? The Garmin 255 Music allows them to track their workouts and look at a detailed analysis afterwards. Plus, it does all day-to-day tracking of steps, heart rate, sleep, stress levels and so much more. You can download music right to the watch to connect with Bluetooth headphones and then there are no worries about streaming music from your phone while working out. $399.99 at Charm City Run.
Keep your hands warm in style throughout the winter months with a pair of Lucia Gloves from Pia Rossini. Available in multiple colors, these gloves are perfect for commuting to work, a night out on the town, or a quick holiday getaway! $32 at Sassanova.
Packed inside this reusable festive hatbox from Lush is 11 limited-edition holiday treats and one year-round surprise! Pick one out per day to draw out the enjoyment, or dive right in! All products included are handmade, vegan, self-preserving and made using only the freshest, ethically sourced ingredients. $115 at Lush.
In honor of Allen Edmonds 100th anniversary they teamed up with storied British outdoors brand, Barbour, to update their iconic Higgins Mill boot with extra durable material to last through the winter weather. Dress these boots up or down for all your holiday events this season! $475 at Allen Edmonds.
Be ready for the next holiday sweater party with the Limited-Edition Holiday Sweater from Bonobos. With multiple designs available, like the Color Block Charcuterie shown, the whole family can pick their favorite! All sweaters are made from extra fine merino wool, alpaca and feature original artwork by Bonobos! $129 at Bonobos.
These best-selling and crazy soft cashmere hoodies are the result of over 30 years of expertise. They’re soft and warm, while still being lightweight, which means they’re the perfect layer to wear on crisp autumn days, under a jacket in colder months or even with a tee on chilly summer nights. $178 at J.Crew.
(Photos by David Stuck)
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