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Published: 2012/12/25

The Relix Hipster-Hippie Gift Guide

Books

Every holiday season portends a crop of autobiographies, tell-alls and deep histories from a variety of celebrities and authors. When we’re lucky, they’re about our favorite musicians. This year, we have not one but two extraordinary autobiographies from rock’s biggest living legends—Pete Townshend and Neil Young. We also recommend the stellar writer Michael Chabon’s latest novel, Telegraph Avenue —set partially in a Bay Area record shop and delivering a bundle of interrelated, middle-class tales of struggle and existence. Telegraph Avenue, $27.99; Who I Am, $32.50; Waging Heavy Peace, $30.

Men’s Tech 4-20

A heavy winter coat by the Amsterdam-based eco-fashion label HoodLamb, the shell is a water- and wind-resistant blend of hemp and organic, cotton twill, treated with organic hemp cellulose. The inside features secret pockets, a sunglasses pocket, a quick-draw phone pocket and patented rolling paper dispenser, among other features. $285. www.hemphoodlambusa.com

Women’s Maura Jacket

This sweater-knit, fleece jacket by the yoga- and climbing-based prAna is a made from a cozy, wool blend that naturally manages moisture while keeping you warm and dry through a variety of climates. It’s ideal for traveling in comfort and sports jersey lining at the collar, cuffs and waistband. $145. www.prana.com

Crepe Pirate Shirt

Whether you’re attending Coachella or Bonnaroo, this crinkle-rayon crepe shirt by Gypsy Rose is the perfect choice of attire. Handmade in India, it’s extremely soft and features a front tie with small grommets and a collar. $24.95. www.hippieshop.com

Iggy Pop – I Wiped Out The 60’s T-shirt

Worn Free reproduces T-shirts originally worn by music legends, ranging from John Lennon and Frank Zappa to Gram Parsons and Bob Marley. Iggy Pop sported this particular shirt—as its attached photo sticker attests—in 1978. Made on soft, prewashed shrunk cotton jersey. $45. www.wornfree.com

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