If we had a dollar for every lawyer we know who bailed for creative climes, well, we'd have at least 10 dollars. As the odd woman out at a law firm where her male colleagues made excellent arguments for the bespoke suit, SF native Emily Meyer set out to tailor sharp suiting to the female form. She nailed it, case closed. Meyer typically fits clients during private appointments in SF and L.A., but she whipped up something ready to wear for us: The Forty-Nine blazer ($775) has a perfectly oversized fit and the cool flexibility of Italian cotton corduroy, equally at ease on an international flight or as a rugged layer in the Headlands. The Forty-Nine has a hint of natural stretch, a barchetta handkerchief pocket and flap patch pockets, leather buttons, and is lined in Bemberg cupro. Sizes small to XL available; only 11 made.

// Purchase online for pickup by appointment or shop IRL and meet Emily Meyer at 7x7's One-of-a-Kind Holiday Market, 11am to 3pm Saturday, November 30th, 524 Washington St. (Jackson Square); event details on Instagram.

You don't need us to tell you that San Francisco dining is hella expensive. Gift your foodie plus-one a membership to 7x7 Social Club ($7/mo.) and they’ll score VIP perks such as complimentary drinks, dishes, and even preferred reservations at some of the city's top restaurants (hi, Mister Jiu's, Quince, and Dalida!). Plus, we've got free concert tickets, special pricing on unique events, beauty treatments, and more. // Join now at 7x7.com/social-club.

Wrap her up in joie de vivre with a colorful bandana from SF designer Ayca Kilicoglu. Made of a cotton-silk blend, the Sahmaragon bandana ($55) is one of many playful styles starring the artist’s hand-drawn illustrations. Whether paired with a white tee or black turtleneck, this 21-inch square brings a twist of chic. P.S. Fans of “The Bear,” will be particularly excited to know the scarves have been featured on the FX show—worn by sous-chef Syd, obvi. // Shop online at murbyayca.com.

Waterfield has a solution to prevent them not only from having to constantly dig under the seat or in the overhead compartment for plane necessities, but from losing the items once they’ve been extracted. The Air Caddy ($59-$79) is a slim folio designed to fit in an airline seat pocket with enough room for a 13” tablet and pockets for organizing essentials like earbuds, smart phones, and snacks. It’s the easiest way to keep them organized on flights that feel like they’ll never end—and make sure they deplane with their passport in hand. // Shop online at sfbags.com.

Light up anyone’s holiday with Stockhome’s Essentials petite candle set ($65). Made of natural soy, coconut and beeswax, the trio features the brand’s most adored scents: Hinoki, Palo Santo and Santalum. Handcrafted in SF using custom fragrance (inspired by nature) and rich essential oils, each candle has a 24-hour burn time. Artfully packaged, this gift hits all the right holiday notes. // Shop online at studiostockhome.com.

It took 14 years for La Cocina, the nonprofit incubator for immigrant and women food entrepreneurs of color, to create a cookbook featuring the fearless chefs to whom they gave their start there. With 100 recipes from 40 talented women, We Are La Cocina: Recipes in Pursuit of the American Dream ($30) was worth the wait. Filled with beautiful color photos by award-winning photographer Eric Wolfinger and a foreword by author Isabel Allende, all proceeds from the book will be invested back into La Cocina. // Shop online at la-cocina-sf-store.myshopify.com.

Kids of all ages will look like delicious snacks thanks to this Pretzel hair clip ($12) from Jenny Lemons. No prob if salty snacks aren’t her jam, as there are tons of goodies to choose from like the Strawberry hair claw clip ($24) and the Crinkle-Cut Fries clip set ($18). They’re all scrumptious, and made with a chic, eco-friendly plastic alternative. Cheers to giving good-hair days! // Shop online at jennylemons.com.