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Holiday Gift Ideas: 100 perfect presents for everybody on your list

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Holiday Gift Guide

One hundred of the things we want most this year—starting with a puppy

Holiday shopping is equal parts excitement and stress. The thrill of the finding the perfect gift is all-too-often mitigated by the chaos of frenzied shoppers, crowded malls and long lines at the counter. That’s why we’re here. We’ve made our list (checked it twice!), so that you can shop with the utmost efficiency. We have holiday gift ideas for everybody—kids, cooking lovers, gadget enthusiasts, fashionistas and more. Plus, an assortment of fun, wonderfully frivolous stocking stuffers to keep the season bright.

Ganaraskan puppy
Vlieger and Vandam Guardian Angel purse
Pocketknife
Pal Zileri leather gloves
Fable-Fox throw pillow
North Pole dog parka
Master pogo stick
Imperia pasta machine
Bradley Wiggins for Fred Perry cycling shirt
North Star Sportswear famous Canadians scarf
Fidoodle DIY car kit
Bento lunch box
Izola Three Soaps
Wind-up music boxes
iPhone alarm clock
Bespoke Uprising tea towels
Barrel wine rack
Eames elephant kid’s chair
Bellwoods and Christie Pits handmade bats
Rag and Bone Harrow boot
Locally handmade brass necklace
Kate Spade watch
Faviken by Magnus Nilsson
Falconwright clutches
Patouche Red Riding Hood wool cape
Jonathan Adler salt and pepper shakers,
Uncle Goose Japanese alphabet blocks
Corkers build-your-own animal kits
Vinyl coasters
Mr. Bumble bath soaps
Raymond Biesinger Toronto print
Wooden tops
Kusmi teas
Skip Hop zoo luggage
Porsche Design shisha pipe
Holiday Gift Ideas: 100 perfect presents for everybody on your list
Vintage type signage
Skyway bicycle
Hario Nouveau vacuum coffee brewer
Lambswool Fair Isle sweater
Daniel Wellington watch
Kobo Mini
Mugaritz: A Natural Science of Cooking
Izola flask
Cuppow Mason jar lid coffee cup
Sewn by Blythe closet monster
Kikkerland bike horn
New Leaf teapot
Zassenhaus retro magnetic steel timer
Sea to Sky salts from B.C
Memo Mountain bulletin board
Go-cart console table
Cricket loom
Outsider Denim jeans
Herschel backpacks
Marimekko teapot
Armstrong and Wilson pocket squares
Billykirk stitched card case
Über pro bar roll
Deep Into the Forest diorama
Vintage shirt wallets
Kikkerland Electro-Man multi outlet
Preserves
Ontario trillium poster
Gold clutch
Snowman kit
Sesame Street cookie cutters
Kate Beaton calendars
Magic Cube iPad keyboard
Pro-Ject Expression III turntable
Mjölk + Hoi Bo toiletry case
Ilesteva Leonard sunglasses
Acne Kids MiniStrindberg sweater
Tanner Goods belt
Marseille knot door stopper
Bruno task lamp
Modernist Cuisine at Home by Nathan Myhrvvold
Marvis Italian toothpaste, $12, and Botot mouthwash concentrate
Straight Outta Parkdale onesie
Shannon Gerard Plant You Can’t Kill
Bike chain bottle opener
Izola candles
Wildwood by Colin Meloy and Carson Ellis
Royall bay rhum lotion
Holiday Gift Guide
Cowhide Louis XV chair
BeoPlay A8 iPhone dock
Lizzie Fortunato cuff
Leather-bound grooming kit
Kiev 4 Camera
Harrow Vapor squash racquet
Verso vintage Hungarian medical boxes
Skull candle
Terrarium
Stolen Riches shoelaces
Bittermens and Bittered Sling bitters
Art of the Restaurateur by Nicholas Lander
Fidoodle flip doll
Contacts case
Daneson toothpicks
Nanoblock animals

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