The equestrian-themed throw from James Paul Cheung is lightweight enough to be used as a shawl. $68, Keeping Up With The Joneses

This Smaller Things Goodnight, Texas zip-front onesie features a thoroughly Texas-themed print: guitars, footballs, cactus, NASA, cattle, Big Tex and more, printed on organic cotton. $38, Winton + Waits

A case of Topo Chico is a welcome gift for any true Texan.

​​Vintage barware, including a pitcher with a curvaceous handle and four highball glasses, pays homage to the days of oil derricks and black gold. $450, Park + Eighth

Katie Kime’s signature city-themed toile prints are a popular item at her holiday pop-up shop in Fort Worth, especially the Cowtown design. Here, the Marfa motif is used in a Lucite tray; multiple colors are available. $88, Katie Kime

Fort Worth artist Jackdaw Russell specializes in 8-by-10 linocut prints on paper. His subjects are far-ranging, but we especially like his take on Willie Nelson. Framed, $100; unframed, $50, Love Texas Art

Ranger Station’s Cowboy Christmas Candle offers notes of amber, juniper, frankincense and whiskey. Each one comes nicely boxed with wood matches. When they’re finished as candles, remove the wax residue and reuse the glass container for cocktails. $45, Chieffalo Americana

Uncle Bobby is a real person, although that’s not his real name. His eponymous company in Fort Worth designs vintage-style T-shirts, hoodies and hats, working with Morgan Mercantile, another local business, on the screen printing of said goods. We like that. We also like the Uncle Bobby shirt that extols the greatness of the ’78 Dodge Ramcharger. $28, Winton + Waits or unclebobbywashere.com