holiday gift guide 2024

J.McLaughlin

J.McLaughlin
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3282 Franklin Ave., Millbrook, NY | (845) 677-6197 | www.jmclaughlin.com | Social: @Jmclaughlin

Appropriate attire for every country casual holiday invitation. Your holiday gift selections from our collections are sure to be happily received. J.McLaughlin stands ready to welcome shoppers at our convenient corner location in Millbrook. Come in and experience our tradition of “timeless style and a spirit of connection.”

Collis Shirt in Plaid ($148)

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“While our classic Collis Shirt comes in many different colors and patterns, the red plaid version is the perfect holiday statement!”

Sarita Scarf in Fairfax Crest Corner ($228)

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“A luxurious piece to give or get: the Sarita Scarf, crafted in cashmere and silk in a classic heraldic print can be worn with everything from jeans to a fancy dress.”

Dina Cashmere Sweater ($398)

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“Gift Colorfully this holiday season! Our favorite Dina Cashmere Turtleneck comes in every color! Not interested in cashmere? We carry the Dina Cotton Turtleneck as well!”

The Stanley Weekender Bag ($348)

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“Suave yet functional, the Stanley Weekender Bag takes you from city to country. It comes in both olive and navy. Looking for a smaller gift? Check out our matching Butler Dopp Kits priced at $98.”

Pernille Woven Leather Clutch ($268)

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“Designed in rich woven leather, the Pernille puts a unique spin on the evening-ready clutch with an asymmetric, bamboo-style closure.”

holiday gift guide 2024

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