“Now that I’ve experienced these socks, it’s hard to go back to anything else” |
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Well, readers, we’ve made it to the end of our annual gift of the day countdown. And what, may you ask, is our final can’t-go-wrong offering of this holiday season? These incredibly luxe, made-in-Italy socks.
They’re knit from exceptionally soft, warm, and pill-resistant cashmere. They’re subtly distinctive, too, thanks to a branded tab that makes them instantly recognizable to other sock snobs.
Swoon-worthy socks, plus 29 more of this year’s best gifts→
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Your daily deal: The very best puffy blanket |
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This cheerful, well-balanced puffy blanket is breathable and soft enough to sleep under without overheating. Yet, it doesn’t feel overly delicate: Our expert used hers for everything from snuggling with her dogs to collecting coconuts.
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Plus: The best gifts for Hanukkah |
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We’ve handpicked two dozen goodies, including a darling black-and-white cookie charm and some cheeky scalloped napkins.
Gifts to make your loved ones kvell→
One last (cozy) thing: “Bury me in this Spanx sweatsuit” |
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“Don’t let the Spanx DNA scare you,” says editor Ingela Ratledge Amundson. “There’s no shapewear sorcery lurking in these sweats.” Instead, the sweatsuit has a delightfully comfortable squish and feels buttery soft against the skin.
And it’s — dare we say it — even a bit dressy. Ingela calls her sweats “dignified, fully realized lady outfits that demand to be paraded from sofa to supermarket to soccer game.” Nice.
The softest suit of armor imaginable→
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