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Before Hibernation Season Ends: A Round-Up of the Coziest Shopping Picks
Hit the Granville strip, then pop over to Yaletown and get your list checked off in an afternoon.
The Painted Lady wide-brimmed fedora ($180) is a vintage-inspired piece that’s a true fashionista’s of-the-moment essential. Goorin Bros. Hat Shop, goorin.com
These C4 x Susie Wall Grace sunglasses ($145) have us yearning for spring. Nordstrom, nordstrom.ca
Customize a candy jar (from $10) with a mix-and-match assortment from 100-plus Swedish treats: think strawberry vanilla drops, fizzy rolls and citrus gummies. Karameller, karameller.com
The classic charm necklace embraces an edgier side with Pyrrha’s hand-crafted collection of mix-and-match talisman layering pieces like golden acorns and rough-hewn letters (charms from $44). Blue Ruby, blueruby.com
Spice up any outfit by slipping into these bold Forest and Wave socks ($12), designed by Vancouver illustrator Edward Juan. Vancouver Special, forestandwaves.comFor the SplurgeThe chunky Cabochon ring (from $1,100) showcases pearlescent moonstone or dreamy amethyst in silver or yellow gold with bold ’80s-inspired cool. Stittgen, stittgen.com
The Noè wine rack ($105), designed by Giulio Iacchetti, is a sleek spot to store those bottles from Okanagan trips past and future. Designhouse, designhouse.ca
Speak your piece with the vintage-cool My Cinema lightbox ($60), a three-line backlit box with 100 interchangeable letters and numbers. Indigo, indigo.ca
A ceramic pineapple ($65) brings a splash of summer fun to the dead of winter. The Cross Decor and Design, thecrossdesign.com