Barbour

You no longer have to cross the pond to snag rugged basics from this U.K. company, which has been dressing dandies since 1894. The walls of the large hardwood-floored space are littered with huge vintage photographs that pay homage to the brand’s classic sensibility (one wall features a a WWII-era sewing factory). Men can peruse a plethora of rolling racks for plaid flannel work shirts ($99), wool turtlenecks ($169) and heavy cardigans ($199). Those in need of warm winter jackets can invest in herringbone tweed coats ($499) that will stay in vogue in the seasons to come. Though the majority of merch is for men, ladies need not feel completely left out. Women can grab puffy vests with faux-fur–trimmed hoods ($349), quilted capes ($449) and velvet blazers ($449), or choose from a small collection of accessories that includes leather gloves ($64) and thick wool socks ($23).