First Annual Last Minute Gift Guide
It's down to the expedited shipping wire, but that didn't stop us from putting together yet another online gift guide.
We were much too busy launching a lil something called NothingMajor.com to put together a proper gift guide for the 2012 holidays, but here we are with a few days before the holiday break with some time on our hands, so why not?
It's nearly too late to buy anything that might arrive by Christmas Eve, if that's what you're shooting for, but these gift ideas (guaranteed to please any staff member at Nothing Major HQ) are likely to score even if they arrive somewhere closer to New Year's Eve. Good people of the internet, I bring you Nothing Major's first annual, last minute gift guide.

Donegal Wool 5-Panel Cap, $36 at Only. NY
Irish wool meets an American classic in a lid suited to the man about town.
The Napsack, $130 at PolerStuff.com
Call it a snuggy for outdoorsy bohos if you will, the Napsack's time has come.
Fuck It print, $15 at steadyprintshop.com
When we say Snoop, this is who we're talking about.
Cube Laser Virtual Keyboard, $117 at ThinkGeek.com
Remember that guy with the homemade TRON get-up? He's all over this.
Kimers Full Necklace by Moratorium, $1200 at occulter.org
Consider that this made-to-order necklace is hammered in Brooklyn from precious metals and the price makes a lot more sense.
Imperial Matte Pomade Paste, $24 at imperialbarberproducts.com
You can't go wrong with this all-natural, made in America pomade. This editor swears by it.
Taktik iPhone 4 case, $125 at Lunatik
The brainiacs at Lunatik don't skimp on their iPhone cases, this one features Gorilla glass protection. iPhone 5 version drops soon.
Alder Dry Shampoo, $30 at FScbarber.com
Dry shampoo is like dry cleaning in that nobody really knows how it works, and in the end it probably works better. We love this version sold at one of our new favorite spots in Brooklyn, Barber & Supply.
Nothing Major LMNOP Tote, $38 at NothingMajor.com
It's the Nothing Major tote—and it is made in San Francisco, California.
Kaossilator 2 Touch Pad, $130 at Musiciansfriend.com
It's like having Daft Punk's studio in one hand—-well, pretty close.
Buckler's Chapped Skin Remedy, $22 at theMotley.com
Guys, this just in, you are allowed to use handcream in winter, as long as it looks free of nonsense and doesn't smell like pretty flowers and vanilla.
Yellow Desk Drawers, £45 at presentandcorrect.com
Isn't it time to tidy up that desk in your pop art pad?
Swiss+Tech XT Utili-Key 8-in-1 Keychain Multi-Tool, $8 at swisstechtools.com
Designer multi-tools are all the rage these days, but Swiss+Tech are worth a look before you drop some cash on some branded bad boy.
Winnifred Beach Sport Uitlity Bathrode, $300 at winnifred-beach.com
Don't smirk, or even smile, at this one. We're wearing utility bathrobes right now.
U.S. Navy blanket, $184 at schoolhouseelectric.com
Timeless toughness and chill fighting are what we want in a blanket. Officer, commence cuddling.
Herzog T-shirt, $20 at cinefilevideo.com
Werner Herzog + Glenn Danzig = expressing your hyperconsciousness of life's ancient brutal beauty.

Sessun Desserter Twill Parka, $300 at asos.com
Winter in the city doesn't give one permission to dress for the lift lines—help her find a better way.
Digits texting gloves, $12 at quirky.com
Do we ever hate taking our gloves off to text in the Midwestern Winter. Buy. These. Now.
Dalaga Fragrance 40ml parfum, $110 at dalagnany.com
This small batch, handmade perfume from Brooklyn is inspired by the Phillipines. Honestly, it's the romance of that spray bottle that gets our mojo working.
















