For all of you last-minute holiday shoppers, here is a list of 20 gift ideas that could make you the talk of the Christmas party.
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Old Gringo Boots, founded in 2000 by Ernie Tarut and Yan Ferry, specializes in handcrafted leather boots with bold designs.
The Cowtown Boot from Old Gringo
Discovering the same pair of comfy boots under the Christmas tree that graced the July cover of our magazine might illicit a double take for the ages. Perfect for fans of the magazine, Fort Worth, boots, and those who hate blisters.
$399
If you’re interested in purchasing jewelry from the dude whose turquoise-studded accessories can be seen on the wrists, ears, necks, and fingers of Carrie Underwood and Miranda Lambert, you’ll have to check his website on a near daily basis. His stuff sells quick.
Prices vary
Day & Night Mug by Sarah Levings
It’s easy to compare Sarah Levings’ work to Henri Matisse — that is if Matisse were raised in West Texas and stripped of his pretentions. Any gift from the local artist and ceramist’s collection is sure to become someone’s favorite vase or item of dishware.
$120
House Blend from Enduro Coffee Roasters
The local coffee roaster that recently opened a brick-and-mortar shop in the Oakhurst area offers some of the city’s best beans. A bag of these beans for Christmas? You won’t make it past your turkey dinner without fixing a cup.
$14
Silverado Paisley Shirt from Schaefer
Like blue jeans and plaid, paisley never goes out of style. That means this durable, high-quality button-up from local outfitter Schaefer is sure to stand the test of time.
$115
Dontrius Williams
Product of the Block
Product of the Block by Dontrius Williams
A keen observer who snaps black-and-white film photos that ultimately reveal an honest and human portrait of the city we call home.
$100
The Fort Worth Coloring Book by Becca Waugh
Put your own spin (or hues, rather) on some of Fort Worth’s most iconic landmarks — Pioneer Tower, Dickies Arena, Stockyards, etc. Makes a great gift for kids of any size and age.
$12
Miles and Miles of You by Pat Green on Vinyl
The local Texas country icon released this brilliant collection of 10 songs that pays tribute to the state he calls home. Just place the needle on the groove and enjoy.
$25
Image courtesy of Martin House Brewery
Six-Pack of Martin House Toadies Bock
Pro tip: Place these bad boys under the tree in a cooler packed with ice. Put a red bow on top of the cooler and call it a day.
$12.99
Whether your loved one was an extra while shooting took place in the Stockyards or they’re just a big Taylor Sheridan fan — not that we can blame you — nothing will keep your jeans above the waist with as much swank as this buckle.
$145
Panther City Lacrosse Club Jersey
The best way to show your support for Fort Worth’s only professional sports team? Spend a day perusing Sundance Square in this jersey.
$115
By Christmas time, TCU should be getting ready for a big bowl game (fingers crossed), so it’ll be high time to show your school pride with this purple poster.
$20 (not framed or matted)
Panther City Tee from Morgan Mercantile
Not just the coolest Fort Worth tee — this is the coolest tee, period. If your loved one doesn’t already own it, it’s a must.
$28
Fir + Balsam Diffuser from Worthy Co
Gifting something that will improve the aroma of a space is always a safe bet. One of our favorites is the fir and balsam diffuser from Worthy Co, a nonprofit that reinvests 100% of every purchase into its mission of employing and empowering survivors of trafficking.
$28
An exclusive at Fort Worth’s finest jeweler, this round amethyst pendant is sure to melt hearts without breaking the bank — you’re welcome.
$110
Fix Me a Plate Recipe Book by Scotty Scott
Recipes from the heart and soul of Fort Worthian and food influencer Scotty Scott. But we must warn you, this book might make you want to exchange your upcoming turkey dinner for catfish and grits.
$20
Juneteenth: A Children’s Story by Opal Lee
One of Fort Worth’s greatest icons and the Grandmother of Juneteenth tells the story of why Juneteenth became a national holiday. Pick it up for the kids.
$18
A fringe vest is a must-have item for every Fort Worth gal. As one colleague of ours put it: It’s dime store cowgirl, but it’s cool.
$78
Yep, the pickle maker brings whatever secret sauce makes their pickles irresistible and applies it to bloody mary mix.
$6
Western Notebook by Wilkinson’s Fine Goods
A perfect gift for the cowboy creative, this handsome notebook comes customized — down to the color of the thread.
$400
