Style and accessories gifts in Canada

#4

Round studs set with a brown crystal mix on sterling silver posts, from a Saskatchewan brand. For a woman who wears everyday studs and likes warm neutral tones; the stones are crystal, not gems.

#5

A fleece-lined lace-up moccasin boot with beading, from an Indigenous-owned Winnipeg brand. For a woman who wants something warm and soft for the house and dry days; it is not a waterproof winter boot.

#6

A suede moccasin slipper with fur trim and a fleece footbed, for a mom or dad who pads around the house in socks. The soft sole is for indoors only, and popular sizes sell out.

#7

A ribbed toque with flecks of colour, in several shades. An easy pick for a partner or friend who spends winter outside; the stretch knit is warm but not windproof.

#8

A knit toque with the Arc'teryx bird on the front, for someone who likes the brand but already owns the jacket. It is a lot to pay for a toque, and they will know it.

#9

Simple fleece mitts with knit cuffs from Montreal's Kanuk, in two sizes. For a city walker who wants warm hands on the way to work. Fleece soaks through in slush.

#10

A speckled cable-knit toque from Vancouver's Herschel, in black, grey or off-white. An easy stocking gift for someone who loses a toque every winter. One size, snug on bigger heads.

#11

A larger Herschel backpack with light quilting and no loud branding, for a high school or university student. Check the laptop size first, since the listing does not give sleeve dimensions.

#12

A slim vegan-leather cover for a passport, boarding pass and a few cards. A tidy upgrade for the partner who digs for documents at the gate; vegan leather can scuff at the edges.

#13

Wide polarized wayfarers in blue or nude, with a pouch and cloth. For someone who likes a bold frame without designer prices. The 55 mm lenses suit medium to larger faces.

#14

A chunky cotton crewneck from Montreal's Frank And Oak, for a husband who wears the same few sweaters all winter. The fit is relaxed, so consider a size down.

#15

An oversized cotton fleece hoodie made in Canada, the one they will wear every weekend. It runs big, so consider sizing down, and keep it out of a hot dryer.

#16

A six-panel cotton cap made in Vancouver, in forest green or gold, for someone who likes plain, well-made outdoor clothing. Pricey for a cap, and one adjustable size.