WAS 449.95 NOW 224.95 Made from 100% worsted cashmere that is meticulously hand-combed from Kashmir goats each spring to extract the softest hairs, this men's robe insulates like wool but has a luxuriously supple hand. The charcoal robe is knitted with 16-gauge 3-ply yarn, producing a tight weave that is soft against the skin yet resists wrinkles and pilling. Cashmere's natural insulating properties ensure you will be cool during warm weather and warm during cool weather when wearing this robe. It has two front pockets and tie belt, and its generous cut allows freedom of movement. Dry clean. Imported. Men's sizes M (42-44), L (46-48), and XL (50). (1 1/4 lbs.).

WAS 79.95 NOW 59.95 Combining the award-winning Bionic wrench with a magnetic bit driver, this is the handheld utensil that performs the work of 34 full-sized tools, yet is compact enough to slip in a pocket or stow in a glove box. The patented 6 bionic wrench securely surrounds nuts so it won't slip or round-off edges like lesser open-end wrenches and covers 14 standard and metric sizes (1/4, 5/16, 3/8, 7/16, 1/2, 9/16, and 7mm-14mm). The wrench's handles lock to create a powerful 1/4 hex driver on the tool's opposite end, with the head serving as a torque-enhancing pistol grip. Twenty bits are included to handle most screw types (four slotted, four Philips, seven hex, Torx #10, #15, #20, and #25, Robertson square #1 and #2); the bit holders store inside the tool's handles and double as cushioned handgrips. Made from hardened, cold-rolled steel with a rust- and chip-resistant black oxide finish. Made in the U.S. 6 L x 2 W x 1/2 D. (1/2 lb.).

This is the authentic toy replica of a Baldwin 4-6-0 steam locomotive, one of mid-19th Century America's most popular models that operated on the Pennsylvania Railroad. Identifiable by its two-axle (four wheels) leading truck and its three driving axles (six wheels), the first Baldwin 4-6-0 appeared in 1852 and eventually supplanted general-purpose locomotives for hauling fast freight and heavy passenger trains. Painted in Brunswick Green like its full-sized predecessor, this G-gauge locomotive and its accompanying coal tender pull both an interior-illuminated coach and observation car painted in Tuscan Red with gold paint replicating the distinctive gold-leaf lettering of earlier trains. The locomotive has a working headlight, generates smoke (includes smoke fluid), and makes the chuffing sound of a steam locomotive that increases or decreases proportional to its speed. The 20-piece track creates a 8'2 x 4'3 oval that surrounds even the fullest of Christmas trees, and it includes a speed controller and a power pack that plugs into AC. Passenger car lights and locomotive sound system require one 9-volt battery each. (10 lbs.).

WAS 195.00 NOW 125.00 The only resource of its kind, this oversized book presents 1,037 of the world's most outstanding 21st century architectural designs with 2,500 color photographs, 2,100 schematic drawings, and essays written by experts in the field of architecture. Each building was selected by a panel of designers, architecture curators, and historians, resulting in an unprecedented collection that includes the Beijing National Aquatics Center (the Water Cube from the 2008 Summer Olympics) and lesser-known masterpieces like Too Tall Teahouse, a 67' sq. tea hut built around three massive logs and suspended 20' above the ground in Chino, Japan. The essays detail the design and construction methods used to build each edifice and explore the structures' geographical contexts. Fifty specially commissioned maps and data researched by the London School of Economics allow you to compare the cost, size, and geographical coordinates of each structure. Published by Phaidon Press, renowned publishers of visual art books for 75 years, the book organizes the buildings into six world regions and has extensive indexes that enable easy cross-referencing. Hardcover; 800 pages. 17 3/4 H x 12 1/4 W. (18 lbs.).

After rigorous testing by the Hammacher Schlemmer Institute, this queen-sized inflatable bed proved to be the best because it provided an unrivaled combination of comfort and support and inflates in only 3 1/2 minutes. Panelists lauded the best inflatable bed for its supple yet supportive surface, while competing models were described as either too soft or too firm. Unlike lesser beds with deep, uncomfortable crevices, the best inflatable bed's surface has subtle seams, a flocked, soft top, and an integrated pillow that panelists preferred to all other models. The best inflatable bed was the only model tested that did not lose any air after 24 hours, while one competing bed deflated by 13%. The best inflatable bed has a built-in, hidden pump that inflates and deflates the bed with the turn of a knob. Once deflated, the bed stores in an included duffel bag for ease of portability and storage. Scoring highest for features, the bed rests 17 1/2 above the ground to allow easy entry and has 16-gauge vinyl sides for optimal stability. Pump plugs into AC. Supports up to 600 lbs. 18 1/2 H x 64 W x 82 L. (21 lbs.).

WAS 299.95 NOW 179.95 This is the watch worn by pilots of the U.S. Army's Blackhawk helicopter, selected for its many tactical applications during operations day or night. The watch uses a precise analog quartz chronograph and has three sub-faces: a 1/20th-of-a-second face, 60-minute face, and a 12-hour accumulated and elapsed time face. A tachymeter inscribed into the outer rim of the watch's face enables precise calculation of speed or distance. The illuminated hands and numbers clearly show the time even in blackout conditions. It has an arrow to clearly indicate if the alarm is set. The bezel ratchets into position, depicting 0-60 seconds. The stainless-steel band secures to the wrist without slipping thanks to the rubber inserts between each link; the band attaches and detaches easily with a button. Sturdy spring pushers on the crown are precisely calibrated to yield to the touch of a finger for exacting military standards, so there is no flubbing when needing to synchronize watches, set a countdown timer, or start or stop the stopwatch. Watertight to a depth of 328'. Stainless steel case and hardened mineral crystal face. 1 1/2 Diam. x 1/2 H. (3 1/2 oz.).

This is the pet bowl that automatically plays your recorded message, helping to comfort a dog or cat when it is left alone for extended periods (and easing its owner's mind). The bowl's digital recording unit has an integrated photosensor that detects when your pet approaches, triggering playback of your message (up to 10 seconds in length). Some animal behaviorists suggest that hearing a recording of your voice may help ease separation anxiety. Three AAA batteries (not included) power the unit for four months. The durable ABS bowl has a non-slip base and five-cup capacity. The recording unit can be switched off and removed, allowing the bowl to be run through a dishwasher. 5 H x 10 W x 10 D. (2 lbs.).

This is the blanket supplied to Her Majesty the Queen's household by Early's of Witney, a Royal Warrant holder for almost 300 years. Established in 1669 in the city of Witney, Oxfordshire, Early's received its first Royal Warrant during the reign of Queen Anne in 1711. Since then, the company has been awarded the Royal Warrant by 13 successive British Monarchs, including the present Queen, Elizabeth II. This blanket is still woven in England today, using 73 ounces of 100% New Zealand Merino wool, regarded as the finest and softest fleece available. The fine wool fibers are densely woven to create a blanket with superior insulating and moisture-wicking properties that keeps you comfortably warm through the changing seasons. The blanket is bound all around with satin ribbon. Champagne. Imported. Dry clean only. King. 90 L x 108 W. (5 lbs.).

This is the 1:10 scale remote-controlled hydroplane boat modeled after the Ferrari Arno XI that raced to a world 800kg-class speed record of 150.49 mph in 1953. Replicating the same distinctive feature of the full-throated speed boats that became popular worldwide in the 1930s and 1940s--the all-wood deck and hull-this model's hull is hand-assembled using the plank-on-frame method from strips of cedar and mahogany. Over 200 hours of painstaking effort is involved in its construction, including sanding, staining, and finishing. Its watercooled, brushless electric motor drives the polished beryllium/copper alloy propeller for speeds up to 20 mph--making it even faster than 1:10 scale speed. The boat can be controlled up to 500' away; a skag mounted to the right sponson provides precise turning assistance during racing. Other authentic period details include the handstitched, plush leather driver's seat, large brass steering wheel, brass-trimmed instrument gauges, stainless-steel clasps that keep the engine cowling secured to the hull, and the back-swept exhaust manifold. The on-board battery provides 30 minutes of operation from a two-hour charge using the included adapter. Remote requires eight AA batteries. 35 1/2 L x 16 W x 8 H. (16 lbs.).

This is the encyclopedia of the 999 most influential industrially manufactured objects, valued for their timelessness, aesthetic appeal, or innovative technology. Published by Phaidon Press, renowned publishers of visual art books for 75 years, the three-volume collection includes classic design pieces selected by leading designers, architects, curators, and academics. Presented chronologically, the collection begins with a pair of Chinese bonsai scissors from the early 1600s that are still in production today, and ends with Barber and Osgerby's minimal Lunar bath accessories. Previously unpublished sketches, 4,000 color images, and historical and cultural critiques written by professional designers highlight the genius of the designs--from the safety pin to the iconic Citron 2CV economy car. The encyclopedia has 3,300 pages of objects created by renowned designers, such as Breuer and Castiglioni, and anonymously designed pieces like the clothespin and chopstick. Hardcover. Each volume: 9 5/8 H x 8 1/4 W. (7 lbs.).