Santa might do red, but the best present he can bring is luxury with a Western twist. Leatherandvodka brings grit and glam to your Christmas shopping list with every bag custom made for you, so come find them in their new showroom in the front of the house.

Karen’s style is unmistakable. Her boutique clothing has a soft Western edge, with effortless staples and lived-in textures that bring style and personality into everyday life, and every closet on your Christmas list could use a piece from this house.

Founded by Kate Mefford, Sunday Supper makes one-of-a-kind pieces by hand from vintage quilts, denim, and fur, finished with storied equestrian and Texana jewelry. Some of the brass dates back to the Civil War, and every piece is named after a real woman of the West, so whoever unwraps one gets her story too.

6Whiskey takes its name from a grandfather’s glider call sign out of Marfa, and Bailey stocks it for the Lone Star lifestyle, dressing men and women alike. Wild rags make easy stocking stuffers, and the Old Gringo boots are there for whoever was very good this year.

Vintage furs from a top New York furrier, each one professionally cleaned and repaired, with turquoise jewelry to wear alongside them. Tasha shopped Zapp Hall for almost twenty years before setting up her own booth. Somebody on your list has been waiting all year for a reason to wear fur, and December is it.

Alissa is bringing what she calls Salty Christmas Magic, a vintage holiday gift guide heavy on bar cart pieces, with fish and shell ornaments for the tree. When that one aunt shows up, you’ll be ready to pour her a stiff cocktail and hand her a fancy ashtray, with one for you too.

This sister-owned boutique is named it for their leopard-loving grandmother, Ruby and for "Yaya" April's grandma name. The perfect pieces for women of every age and every stage. Holiday party season is here, and as they’ll tell you, one holiday outfit is simply not going to cut it.

A fisherman with a woodshop twist. Laguna Boss turns raw wood into beautiful, functional pieces, from rods and pens to holiday décor — all made with precision and heart.

Sisters Stacy and Laurie make their handbags and luggage by hand in Texas, with fringe and hand-painted leather straight out of their Hill Country ranching roots. Kate Hudson has been spotted carrying one of their totes, so the cowgirl on your list will be in very good company.

The same face you know and love, now with a new name! Tricia ran Vintage Bliss, for two decades before it became Trixie Trading Co., and she still travels cross-country for vintage jewelry and apparel with a feminine, slightly Western edge. Bring your Secret Santa list!