besides the simple, gloves, hat, and jacket, please include any layers or product info. Name brands are great too.
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Layering is the most important so u can adapt to the changing temperatures of the day.  \n\nUnderlayer: long underwear.  Can also be "work out" style clothes that wick away sweat.\n\nFleece/ Sweatshirt:  Top or top and bottom, depending on how cold.  In the spring, I often wear just a t-shirt and long under pants under my ski suit\n\nSuit:  Winter jacket and snowpants.\n\nHat:  I'd recomend a helmet.  They keep you nice and warm, and it will save your life.\n\nSocks: Ski socks are nice, but not nessicary.  Wear something that will strech out of your ski boots (almost to your knees).  I dont recomend woll socks, they can get very itchy in ski boots.\n\nBrands:  Just go to any ski store and they'll show you good stuff.  If you're on a budget, department store winter clothes will work just as well, but won't looks as cool and won't have the specific toys (ie. goggle wipper, mp3 pocket, powder skirt (keeps the snow out the bottom of the jacket), wrist snow gaurds, etc).\n\nAdjust layers to temperature.  If its really warm, some people ski in a t-shirt and swim trunks.\n\nHave a great time on the slopes.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_hats_and_headgear#Religious or Shtreimel  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shtreimel or Spodik http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spodik Thnks for asking :-)
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the most basic is a glove and cleats, but alot of people like sliders, which come in two forms, padded shorts and things that look like soccer shin gaurds, and some people can't hit without their own batting gloves and thier own bat. Usually a coach will provide balls, extra bats, tees, batting helmets, pitching machines, bases, pitching and catching equipment (but people who are serious catchers have their own gear, which is a helmet, chest plate, leg gaurds, and a catcher's glove) \n\ni think that's about it....
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make up, clothes at abercrombie,if they have an i pod a gif card for music,any gift cards from the mall,a purse,pjs,wallet,money,clothes, stuff from icing or claries,nail polish,shoes
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Mittens are the warmest, but hardly the right gloves for working hands.  You should log on to outdoor apparel websites where gloves are weather/temperature rated.  The best gloves would probably be the ones that crosscountry skiers would use, since we need flexibility in gripping the poles.  Downhill gloves are probably thicker.  With modern fabrics, gloves don't have to be heavy to be effective.  Also, buy the ferrous chip packets.  You shake it to activate the heat and stick it into your gloves or boots.  They last for an hour or more.\n\nwww.REI.com\nwww.LLBean.com\nwww.Campmor.com
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under armor\nadidas\nnike\nreebok\nspalding (mainly baseball)\nrussel\npenn (tennis)\nk swiss\n  hopefully that is a help to you
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A Schick Quattro Razor and blades\nNivea men's line lotions, after shave, etc. \nA money clip\nGloves
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don't buy anything with goose down, if it gets wet, you get cold and miserable. go with a good synthetic, like thinsulate, goretex, or even a light weight wool.
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There is no best. It's an individual thing. You need to see what appeals to you, and then READ THE LABEL! \n    I worked in one of the country's biggest ski clothing retailers for many years and spent many years skiing Europe's Alps, I guess I know hats as well as anyone, lol.\n    Basically, not itchy for "natural," means you need "Merino" wool products. This wool is the finest because the fibers are long, absolutely not itchy, and wool is a natural insulator and keeps you warm even if it gets wet. "Smart Wool" is the leading brand name, but others will do too, as long as it specifically says "Merino" wool, or at least a large percentage of it.\n    The second option is "polar fleece" which is basically polyester. Synthetic. very lightweight and warm, won't shrink. And, if you want real warmth, get something that covers your ears too....Have fun!
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Sportcoat w/ t-shirt or skinny tie \n           -sleeves pulled up\n\nwing-tips with no socks\nslighty spiked hair (like ryan seacrest but less gay)\nsuglasses
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Dont forget eyeliner. Oh, and a maid's costume. Cleaning is womans work? Dress him like a female maid!\nGet some payback ladies!! :)
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Jeans, t-shirts or sweatshirts, boots or sneakers.
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I would say jeans & a cute top or something like that.  I would also recommend comfy walking shoes...there could be a lot of walking involved.
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A balaclava is a one-size fits all head and face warmer (kinda like a ski mask but with only one bigger opening for eyes, nose, mouth) that is most welcome on cold days. You don't need a Polartec fleece balaclava, just a thinner one would do in the DC area. Usually less than $25 at bike shops or sporting goods stores. Or you can also get a skullcap if you want.\nhttp://www.nashbar.com/profile.cfm?category=137&subcategory=1219&brand=&sku=17483&storetype=&estoreid=&pagename=Shop%20by%20Subcat%3A%20Accessories%20%2D%20Cool%20Weather\nhttp://www.coloradocyclist.com/common/products/displayproductlist_v2.cfm?&CGRFNBR=421&CRPCGNBR=421&TextMode=0&CI=1,259\nAnother cheap gift is a roll of handlebar tape. The tricky part is that color and taste have to be taken into consideration. This is the easiest and cheapest way to give a bike some pizzazz.\nhttp://www.cbike.com/bartape.htm\nAnother cheap gift is a pair of water bottles. You have to determine if dad is a gadget type or wants to look like a racer. \nGadget type: Sigg water bottles (aluminum insulated and fancy looking)\nhttp://stores.ebay.com/Edward-James-Stores_Sigg_W0QQcolZ2QQdirZQ2d1QQfsubZ14QQftidZ2QQtZkm\nRacer-type bottle\nhttp://www.ital-tecno.com/shopexd.asp?id=452\nHappy holidays!
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Armani (Suits, sports coats, t-shirts...classic style and great fit), Brioni (Suits, shirts- great quality and materials), Hermes (Leather goods- amazing detail and construction), Ferragamo (shoes, outerwear)
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A shirt,jacket,cologne,dadadadadadadada.Mix it up(a couple of little things,perhaps).I prefer something he would wear often or at least more than twice(that way he can wear it when you're not around so he can think of you).
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make sure he has the proper accessories