Winter warriors should check out this sleek model from Andrew Buckler. Aptly named the Gun Coat, it pairs a classic overcoat silhouette with fashion-forward metal detailing, playing up the military theme that flooded the runways last year. Made from a heavyweight wool and polyester blend, the coat promises to keep its wearer warm down to about minus 10 Celsius. Available in black at $149 (70 per cent off its original $745 price tag), with or without the accompanying scarf ($28), this jacket is the best winter friend man has had since St. Bernards stopped carrying casks on their collars.
Buckler, 700 Queen St. W., 416-551-8441.
The holiday party season may be over, but that’s no reason not to sparkle on an evening out. This scoop-neck cotton-spandex tee has a foil coating that has been melted onto the garment and vacuum-sealed to achieve the creases and folds. As it wears, the shirt will take on its own look, with the foil finish developing an aged patina—chipping, cracking and flaking—making each top completely individual. Buyers are even encouraged to distress the foil by hand for a rough-hewn look.
Reptiles have always creeped us out, but we’re reconsidering our aversion after finding this cobra ring ($565), part of the Myths and Fantasies collection from 
