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[Dappered | 10 Best Bets for $75 or Less – 100% Cashmere Beanies, Boiled Wool Jackets, & More]() --------------------------------------------------------------- - [10 Best Bets for $75 or Less – 100% Cashmere Beanies, Boiled Wool Jackets, & More](#1) - [The Podcast Playlist – November 2019](#2) - [Style Scenario: Thanksgiving Dressed Up](#3) [10 Best Bets for $75 or Less – 100% Cashmere Beanies, Boiled Wool Jackets, & More](r/Dappered/~3/CI51Yzet2LI/?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=email) Posted: 20 Nov 2019 03:00 AM PST Heads up: Buying via our links may result in us getting a commission. [Here’s why.]( Seventy Five bucks. That’s a lot of money. It’ll get you [a couple pairs of Levi’s](, a [decent casual dinner out](, or a couple months at your local gym. Ten picks follow, all for $75 or under, with some of them much, much less. Expect these round-ups on a monthly basis. Got a tip on something for under $75? Send those in to joe@dappered.com. [J. Crew Wallace & Barnes Boiled Merino Wool Deck Jacket – $67.99]( w/ EXTRA and THESKIMM ($178) [J. Crew Wallace & Barnes Boiled Merino Wool Deck Jacket]( Old school outerwear. Old school heavy sweater. Or more accurately, it’s both. I have basically the same thing, only in a dark red, from last year’s Wallace & Barnes line. And I wear it all the time. It’s comfortable, the boiled wool is soft and lacks the normal “itch” that regular ol’ lambswool can sometimes come with, and it feels built to last. I wear it on its own when it’s cool-to-cold, and I’ve used it as an extra layer when it gets bitter. [Bespoke Post: Shetland Wool Cable Crew – $45]( [Bespoke Post: Shetland Wool Cable Crew]( The [Shetland cardigans]( might be sold out, but Bespoke Post is back with another Shetland Wool classic for a surprising price. Still made in China, but the wool is Scottish stuff, and that cable pattern is perfect. I actually really dig how it DOESN’T extend to the arms. Makes it look more sporty. Three colors to choose from, including the “fern” color shown above, which would go great with jeans, and a perfect for the cooler months “rust” shade that’s all kinds of right. [Allen Edmonds Made in the USA Strand Ave. Belt – $55.97]( ($98) [Allen Edmonds Made in the USA Strand Ave. Belt]( I know some of you finer-things types weren’t thrilled when we recommended that you “skimp” on your belts in yesterday’s big Skim or Spend guide. So consider this an apology. A disingenuous apology, because I stand by the advice, but… isn’t life about making disingenuous apologies seem authentic? No? That’s not what life is about? Dang. Thought I was onto something there. Nice belt though. A little visual interest without getting too matchy matchy with your brogues. Extra 20% off at checkout. [Allen Edmonds Made in Scotland 100% Cashmere Beanies – $31.97]( ($125) [Allen Edmonds Made in Scotland 100% Cashmere Beanies]( More Allen Edmonds Sale section goodness. Also an extra 20% off at checkout (price above reflects that discount). 100% cashmere. Made in Scotland. You could do a heck of a lot worse for $30. [Amazon Peak Velocity Trackster Athletic-Fit Pant – $27]( [Peak Velocity on Dappered.com]( Because we’ve reached the point of the year where heading to the gym in just shorts is a bad idea. I’m still shocked at how nice these things are. 100% tech/track-pant fabric. They do NOT have elastic cuffs around the ankles. (Zippers instead for easy on/off over shoes! Yay!) The material (smooth, breathable, flexible) is so good that I’m now fully committed to these things. Zippered pockets on the side keep keys/wallet/phone secure. These are my chosen “I need to get sh*t done” pants. If I have a day where I have to get a workout in, then get some yardwork done, then have a dental appointment, then walk the dog, and in between run a men’s style website that’s deadline heavy? It’s usually what I’ll lean on. Five colors to pick from. [More Peak Velocity reviews can be found here](. [Made in the USA Grifter Deerskin / Bison Gloves – $59.98]( ($86) [Made in the USA Grifter Deerskin / Bison Gloves]( Deerskin (or in this case, deerskin + bison) gloves almost always hit a sweet spot for protecting and keeping your hands warm. Not insulated and squishy like a ski glove, not paper thin like drivers or cheaper dress gloves. They’ll keep your hands warm while protecting them, but you can also do, y’know, things while wearing them. Doing things! Doing things is a nice option to have. On sale via Huckberry. [Nordstrom 1901 Crest Sneaker – $39.96]( ($79.95) [Nordstrom 1901 Crest Sneaker]( What we have here, appears to be a perforated, simple sneaker, from one of Nordstrom’s in-house brand, now under $40, and ships and returns for free. So that’s nice. [The Standard Memorandum 2020 Journal + Leather Cover – $39]( An annual favorite. The Standard Memorandum is a daily, year-long journal that makes the author get down to the brass tacks of the day. There’s limited space for each day, yet there’s a space for… each and every day. Just a sentence or two. Write down what happened. Or your thoughts about what didn’t happen. Or how you’re working towards what you wish would happen. Leather cover comes with free monogramming. [Any good habit can lead to better habits](. So start with this. [TheTieBar Wool Dogs & Ducks / Houndstooth Pocket Square – $14](//www.thetiebar.com/product/PW217) [TheTieBar Wool Dogs & Ducks / Houndstooth Pocket Square](//www.thetiebar.com/product/PW217) Dogs + Ducks on one side, houndstooth on the other. 100% wool. Deep blues and greens. Perfect for fall and winter. Want something similar without the fauna? [Try this “black” floral and plaid double sided option](//www.thetiebar.com/product/PW196). [GAP Cold Control City Parka – $88.80]( ($148) [GAP Cold Control City Parka]( Currently 40% off and thus, not under $75, but… Black Friday is coming. Lots of potential here. Somewhere between refined/simple Mac, and Top of Mt. Everest Parka. Splits the difference seemingly perfect. Insulated, but not super puffy. Stand collar. removable hood. Available in black or forest green. Simple. Affordable. Functional. For other Best Bets under $75 from previous months, [click here](. ff/Dappered?a=CI51Yzet2LI:4hWqA1lJU28:yIl2AUoC8zA ff/Dappered?a=CI51Yzet2LI:4hWqA1lJU28:qj6IDK7rITs ff/Dappered?a=CI51Yzet2LI:4hWqA1lJU28:gIN9vFwOqvQ [The Podcast Playlist – November 2019](r/Dappered/~3/W0OHD2QDkTY/?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=email) Posted: 19 Nov 2019 02:00 PM PST Heads up: Buying via our links may result in us getting a commission. [Here’s why.]( As much as this website [encourages]( people to [disconnect](, podcasts are one of those things that are an exception to that rule. They’re incredible. And they can make the mundane ([doing laundry](, riding the bus, [ironing]( or [shining shoes]() nothing short of extraordinary. Each month our resident podcast connoisseur, [Dave I.](, finds three podcasts worth your time and ears. [The Tim Ferriss Show]( The Tim Ferriss Show is one of those podcasts that covers a wide range of topics. Looking to develop a better morning routine? Check out episode #253 “Morning Routines and Strategies” from July 19, 2017. Or maybe you’re looking to have more confidence in your investment skills, in which case episode #338 “Howard Marks – How to Invest with Clear Thinking” from September 25, 2019 is more to your linking. Concerned about your personal privacy and security? Episode #387 “Tristan Harris – Fighting Skynet and Firewalling Attention” from September 19, 2019 is for you. What sets The Tim Ferriss Show apart from other business podcasts is the diversity of the guests. LeBron James, Edward Norton, Jon Favreau, and Marc Andreesen have all had a guest spot on the show. The challenge? Finding the time to listen to the episode. Clocking in anywhere from one hour to two and a half hours, with most episodes averaging 2 hours in length, The Tim Ferriss Show is not for the faint of heart. [Gravy]( [Gravy Podcast]( The trouble with listening to the Gravy podcast is that whenever the episode comes to an end, I am always looking to get something to eat. This podcast alone could be responsible for any weight gain I may have experienced recently. Gravy is more than a straight up food podcast. The stories are told from a distinctly American South point of view, highlighting how Southern culinary choices have influenced a whole region of the country. “Biscuit Blues” from August 15, 2019 is one my favourites as the show mixes the history of blues music with the selling of commonplace grocery items such as cornmeal and flour. The episode “Bottled Myth” from February 21, 2019 explores the history of moonshine and how hillbilly culture, once an offensive stereotype, has come to the fore of Southern marketing. Finally from January 25, 2018 “Home with the Armadillo: The Austin Sound, with a Side of Nachos” showcased how country music when combined with rock-and-roll creates a distinctive Austin sound. Throw in some beer, nachos and a mixing of cultures, and you’re left with some great story telling. While Gravy might not be a foodie podcast per se, the storytelling and the production values make it topnotch listening. [Guardian Football Weekly]( A twice-a-week podcast (despite the “weekly” name) that excels at all things Football. Not too serious but still well informed. The rotating panel is always excellent, varied, can get into the weeds/tactics if necessary, and often irreverent. The format and pacing of the show is fantastic. It is the same show that can discuss the statistics around Manchester City’s tendency to utilize “professional” fouls as a means to disrupt opponent rhythm, while later on in the program it will inform you that the Chinese Tapei National Team recently called up… [Emilio Estevez](. If you want a podcast about soccer that isn’t overly serious about soccer, yet still very much “knows its onions,” then here’s your podcast. About the author: [Dave I.]( has been a Dappered reader for several years. His interest in fashion started with shoes and expanded to encompass watches, suits, and general men’s style. When not thinking about his next purchase he can be found enjoying a pint of locally brewed craft beer. ff/Dappered?a=W0OHD2QDkTY:JwCZ0A_fpSY:yIl2AUoC8zA ff/Dappered?a=W0OHD2QDkTY:JwCZ0A_fpSY:qj6IDK7rITs ff/Dappered?a=W0OHD2QDkTY:JwCZ0A_fpSY:gIN9vFwOqvQ [Style Scenario: Thanksgiving Dressed Up](r/Dappered/~3/YRXD4pZcKbU/?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=email) Posted: 19 Nov 2019 11:00 AM PST Heads up: Buying via our links may result in us getting a commission. [Here’s why.]( What are you going to wear? Sometimes it’s good to look at a few suggestions then add your own tweaks and ideas. That’s what these are for. Thanksgiving is quickly approaching. Some of you can’t wait, while some of you are filled with dread. One thing both sides can agree upon? Dressing well, yet also comfortably, can make the day even better (or, perhaps, tolerable). We’re tackling 3 different scenarios for Thanksgiving this year. One dressed up, one smart but not too casual, and one dressed down. This clean, classic but modern, “dressed up” look is appropriate for a white linen napkin affair, but it’s still Thanksgiving, and not some stuffy suit & tie interview over martinis. Enjoy the day, and good luck with those “difficult” relatives you may be stuck attempting to interact graciously with. ([Top Photo Credit]() [Style Scenario: Thanksgiving Dressed Up | Dappered.com] The Sweater: [Banana Republic Italian Merino Crew-Neck Sweater in Blue Heather – $53.70]( w/ BRSURPRISE ($89.50). Yes, a sweater at the holidays is pretty predictable. BUT. This one in a cool blue, all Italian Merino wool, solid collar cuffs and hem is much more modern than your standard, frumpy holiday [jumper]( number. Clean and cool next to the light gray pants. Looks a little like a super refined sweatshirt, with the collar, cuffs, and hem. Still plenty dressy for a more formal dinner though. The Shirt: [Nordstrom Tech-Smart Trim Fit Stretch Button Down Collar Dress Shirt in White – $34.75]( ($59.50). One of your most comfortable options here, dressy but not stiff. Collar looks great popping out under the sweater, and button down points will keep it from drifting out over the edge of the sweater. The Watch: [Orient Bambino V2 – $122](. An all-time favorite. Affordable and stunning, the blue hands and smooth dial give this outfit an uber-classy vibe. The Belt: [GAP Cognac Leather Belt – $39.95](. Slightly lighter in color as to not blend right into the bottom of your sweater. Dresses up or down and could be used in any of the three Thanksgiving style scenarios. The Coat: [Spier and Mackay Camel Wool/Cashmere Overcoat – $398.90](. Spendy, yes, but whoa mama. That’s a gorgeous coat. Camel seems to make every outfit just a little bit more dressed-up. The Boots: [J. Crew Goodyear Welted Ludlow Chukkas – $94.47]( w/ EXTRA and THESKIMM ($318). That price. On sale, half off with EXTRA, and an additional 15% off with THESKIMM. Seriously? From their higher end “Ludlow” line of shoes. Italian leather & Goodyear welted. Made in China, but, so are Meermins. The Socks: [Nordstrom Over-The-Calf Merino Blend Socks in Navy – $14.50]( The usual, but as you know, there’s a good reason these get so much play. Knee-high coverage also has the added plus of keeping you toasty when it gets chilly. Adds some nice color blocking between the trousers and the boots. The Pants: [Nordstrom Donegal Slim-Fit Wool Blend Trousers in Grey – $77.40]( ($129). Wool blended with silk and linen, these should feel amazing and keep you cool to boot. The Host/Hostess Gift: [La Marco Prosecco – $13.99](. One of my favorite gifts to bring. Drinks smooth and crisp, with a hint of sweetness and fruitiness. About the Author: Ryan N. is a professional web developer for (and alum from) the University of Delaware, who keeps a close shave as to not be confused with his strongly-bearded twin brother. He plays guitar and drums, loves going to concerts with his wife, and loves being a dad. ff/Dappered?a=YRXD4pZcKbU:68NIxG1-xiQ:yIl2AUoC8zA ff/Dappered?a=YRXD4pZcKbU:68NIxG1-xiQ:qj6IDK7rITs ff/Dappered?a=YRXD4pZcKbU:68NIxG1-xiQ:gIN9vFwOqvQ You are subscribed to email updates from [Dappered Style Mail](). To stop receiving these emails, you may [unsubscribe now](. Email delivery powered by Google Google, 1600 Amphitheatre Parkway, Mountain View, CA 94043, United States

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