Gucci’s bag is a dream item, and sure to top a list or two– even if that list happens to be your Wish List. Constructed from glossy “dialux” fabric with leather trim, it’s the epitome of refined style. While it’s recommended that this bag be used as a gym tote (!), it’s much better suited to slick weekends out of town and long holidays. [$1,916 at bluefly]

Forget tugging on a tight pair of Italian boots– these puppies have a stylish on-off zip that goes right up the back. With a toned-down Mod shape, these boots can make friends with black slim trousers and dark denim. Daring guys might top this with a motorcycle jacket, while the rest of us can go for a tailored blazer and shades. Rubber heel with leather sole, sizes 8-13. Ben Sherman drives another ht home, I see. [$160 at urban outfitters]

Another soft cotton t-shirt to add to your collection, but with a twist this time around. The “Eye of the Tiger” shirt from Paul Frank is based on the song of the same name, illustrated for those who put way too much thought into lyrics. If you get the white version, it’s 100% cotton, while the blue (pictured) is 50/50 cotton-poly. Take your pick, or get both, because the price is oh-so-right. [$22 at paul frank]

There are a few pieces that I want to pretend to buy for a guy, and then steal for myself. This Joyrich Reversible Hoodie is one of them, with a cool print on one side and a shiny, modern fabric on the other. If you live in a warmer climate, this can get your through the chilly spells of winter without looking like you’ve got on too much. 100% nylon. [$95 @ revolve]

The Simmons Jewelry Co. GREEN Bracelet was created to support the education and empowerment of African people and communities in areas where diamonds are a natural resource. This unisex Malachite bracelet comes with a real rough diamond.  $20 from each bracelet sold will go to the Diamond Empowerment Fund (DEF), a non-profit international organization that contributes all resources to educational programs in Africa. What better way to make a fashion statement that by helping a person in need?  [$125 at zales]

Dying for a pair of man-boots but your stylish sensibilities are screaming “no!” to anything lumberjack-ish? It’s time to find something that hits a point between shoe and boot, so you can wear it anywhere and not feel guilty. In a deep dark brown, these John Varvatos boots feature oiled suede uppers and lace-up vamps. Currently available in sizes 8, 10.5, 12, and 13. [$238 at bluefly]

These polos are not quite the basic version we’ve spied in Cape Cod, and that’s more than welcome now that we’ve all gotten over the summering slump. This Artful Dodger is new and funky, combining embroidery and print, and definitely gives your Lacoste a run for its money. Soft cotton with designs that don’t just jet across the front, but add interest from the back as well. White or light grey in S-M-L. [$190 at john-anthony]

For the guy who’s rocking a plain white v-neck, here’s your “night version” to stop your girlfriend/ wife/ significant other from chucking out all your plain tees. One t-shirt has just a little detail, with stylish rosary and dog tag designs along the banded neckline, and other goes all out with a neutral-on-white design explosion. Take your pick or buy both: they are available up to size XX-Large (a rarity for shirts this good). [$65 at nordstrom]

Rugged guys, take note: you can buy a pair of premium chinos and won’t need to waste any time making them look old. Hand-distressed, hand-mended, and limited-edition, these are a collector’s item for anyone looking for a new one-off. They even have a history: these chinos are based on the original chino fabric from the 1930s and come with virtually unbreakable, military-grade buttons. These are washed for 5 hours and hand-finished for the perfect look. Straight leg. [$175 at J. Crew]