The Incline 2021 Christmas Present Information (Quantity 1)
It’s the best time of the year … to shop locally!
We have divided our Incline Gift Guide 2021 (Volume 1) into different categories so that you can find the perfect gift for your loved ones. Are you a nature lover? How about a nostalgic Yinzer? Maybe you are a cookie lover or have a knack for entertainment? Scroll down for our favorite tips – and let the giving begin.
πΌ For the nostalgic Yinzer …
While we are obviously biased, Pittsburgh really wouldn’t be Pittsburgh without our leanings. this Mini print of the Duquesne Incline by local artist Shane Henderson guaranteed to conjure up magical memories for everyone in the 412. Is there a Pittsburgh landmark that means something to you or your loved one? Shane probably designed a stunning print for this too. Check out his orange, green, and purple prints for iconic landmarks like the Kaufmann’s Clock, the racer at Kennywood, Three Rivers Stadium, the Allegheny observatory, and more. Mini prints are $ 5 and large prints are $ 30.
π For the nature lover …
This bandana is part of the AAAnimals League: Allegheny Animals with Attitude All-Stars project in honor of the 25th anniversary of the Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy by celebrating native wildlife. The local artist Mary Tremonte has considered different animal species in the design: the “Home” team consists of regional animals, while the “Visitors” comprises species that have been introduced into the region. Check out the rest AAAnimals League line in Love, Pittsburgh, including t-shirts and bags representing the Mexican War Street Squirrels, Wild Turkeys of Mount Washington, Bloomfield Bats, Homewood Deers, and more. $ 20
π For the gourmet / entertainer …
Every cook has to take care of his dishes if they are to survive many meals. Lovett Sundries who recently opened a brick and mortar in Wilkinsburg, is a small family business that makes handcrafted soaps, care products and cleaning products, including conditioners for your cast iron pan or wooden cutting board.
πͺ For the cookie lover …
Pizza cells, ladylocks, peanut butter blossoms, oh my! We all think about cookies this time of year, but let’s face it, Pittsburghers study the art of the cookie table year round. Give those to the cookie lover in your life Belt Cookie Table Cookbook by Bonnie Tawse, a former Atlas Obscura field agent, with a Beth Kracklauer forward. (Psst – It’s currently available from Belt Publishing for just $ 8.)
π― For Yinz who need a little self-care …
Tonic & Sage is a vegan, sustainable personal care brand based in Wilkinsburg by Miko DeHonisto. She uses her knowledge of herbalism to make products like Body of buttah, Herbal balm, Bath bombs, and more. (Psst – me interviews Miko some time ago and decided to buy their Element Body Buttah. I use it every day and it always grounds me with its earthy aroma. You’re in luck because she currently has a BOGO listing on body buttahs.) Prices vary.
πΆ For your buddies with paw animals …
Pittsburgh is made for animal lovers, and so are these t-shirts. Give your dog or cat-loving buddy a “Pittspurrrgh” or “PupsburghShirt printed locally at Commonwealth Press. Both cost $ 15.
π For the curious children …
PACKPACK brings the belt pouch back. Pittsburgh Transplant Brooke LaGrand started this local business selling custom-printed, must-have waist bags in sizes for children (and adults) in hopes of inspiring little ones to become independent and carry their treasures. She quickly realized that even older children (um, we adults!) Want this fashionable, functional bag. All sizes are $ 45.
βοΈ For coffee or tea lovers …
Is someone on your gift list a “jack of all trades”? If you answered yes, you have to buy this mug of LuluZ design, a Yinzer gift and fashion store. In addition to the mugs, LuluZ Design offers shirts, sweatshirts, hats and more with funny motifs such as “Always Claudy in Pittsburgh”, “I would cross three rivers for you” and “Won’t yinz be my neighbor?” All cups cost β¬ 19.99.
𧩠For the couch potato …
It was difficult to put the challenging parts of life together during the pandemic and so many of us crouched in and dug up the puzzles to keep us entertained – including puzzle Owner Ali Pokorny. It’s a more modern version of classic puzzles with original art that depicts favorite scenes like “Plant lady“,”Christmas night“,”Taco Tuesday“And of course a love letter to her hometown,”Steel city. βAll puzzles are $ 28, but they’re currently on a 20% discount!
πΊ For the bud who loves beer …
When you’ve got a craft beer enthusiast on your list, First sip of the Brew Box got you covered. The Pittsburgh-based subscription service offers monthly presentations from various breweries in a box complete with beer accessories, branded glasses, stickers, other swag, a delicious treat that is handpicked to pair with, or a lifestyle item made with malt and hops. Prices start at $ 24.99 per month.
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