Brooklyn Xmas gift guide
The open source holiday gift guide
Brooklyn Xmas gift guide launched on December 8, 2014 with 4 votes. The site was still online in September 2026, 11 years on.
What it does
Support your local maker this holiday season.
A lifestyle brand that provides men and women with casual luxury goods. Ginger Liquer made in Industry City. Believe it when you taste it. Wines made in Brooklyn? Yes please. Tasting room in Williamsburg. Women’s knitwear produced by local artisans in America and Peru. Gift bags of small-batch sweets + savories made in Brooklyn. Brooklyn startup offering personalized prints and 3d printed jewelry. Whimsical and fun handmade jewelry made in Manhattan &from supportyourlocalmaker.com
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