You could probably stash a bagel or two in the kangaroo pocket in Bagelsaurus’ blue logo hoodie. This one’s a team Eater Boston favorite for its ultra softness and adorable dinosaur — er, bagelsaur. In-store pickup.

In the Saltie Girl shop, you can stock up on hoodies, t-shirts, and hats, as well as all kinds of tinned seafood. The zip-up hoodie comes in white or navy blue, with Saltie Girl written in cursive on the front and a full logo design on the back. Shipping available.

Night Shift Brewing has a number of attractive sweatshirts available, and most are currently on sale. Not a fan of hoods and zippers? Perhaps this crewneck is the sweatshirt for you, featuring the It’s Not a Phase New England IPA label design. But yes, there are also zip-up hoodies in several colors. Prefer flannel? Night Shift’s got that, too — see below. Shipping available.

All weather is ice cream weather, as far as Gracie’s Ice Cream is concerned. The Somerville ice cream shop — which has a brand new sibling in Cambridge, too — sells this navy zip-up hoodie, which features a design by artist Lauren May / Monster Tea Party on the back, a play on the band Jawbreaker’s version of the Morton Salt girl. In-store pickup.

Show your love of lobster with this logo hoodie from waterfront classic James Hook & Co.; it’s available in red, black, white, or gray, as either a lightweight zip-up ($30) or heavyweight pullover ($40). The logo is small on the front and giant on the back. Shipping available.

Shōjō is selling these logo hoodies in partnership with Merch4Relief, which passes along 95% of the profits to the restaurant. (A few other Boston restaurants are represented on the site as well, although many of the items — mostly t-shirts — are already sold out.) Shipping available.

Lobster roll favorite and Maine import Eventide has some merch available on its takeout and delivery menu, including an oyster knife, cookbook, onesies, baseball-style tees, and more. There are two logo hoodie options, a navy blue Carharrt zip-up (men’s sizing) for $75 and a turquoise zip-up (women’s sizing) for $65. Pickup and local delivery available.

There are hoodies, with and without zippers, in Flour Bakery & Cafe’s collection of branded apparel, but the best item is probably this navy crewneck for those who love to bake. Shipping available.

Ah, Kowloon. A Saugus landmark. The online gift shop is full of interesting items, from tiki bowls to “got pupu?” t-shirts to stuffed animals wearing their own Kowloon sweatshirts. This (human-sized) black hoodie features the logo in bright red. Kowloon’s winter hat is also a keeper; see below. Shipping available.

Somerville’s Remnant Brewing offers a variety of nice glassware and apparel. Lovers of zip-up hoodies may be particularly interested in the gray zip-up, which features a small Remnant logo on the front and a large rendition of the Exquisite Corpse label design on the back. (The beer was brewed in celebration of Remnant’s first anniversary and was a collaboration with Dancing Gnome.) In-store pickup.

Cambridge brewery Lamplighter Brewing Co. offers quite a bit of good-looking apparel; the “stupid seagulls” onesie is a must for any young ones in your life. The classic blue logo hoodie, screen-printed in Somerville, is a good pick for yourself for winter. In-store pickup and shipping available. As of publication time, it’s on sale, marked down to $30, so you might want to act fast before it runs out or goes back up in price.

Wear this gray Cutty’s logo hoodie while waiting in line for Super Cluckin’ Sunday. In-store pickup.

Minimalist lobster design on the front, giant Lobsta Land Restaurant logo on the back. This North Shore hoodie comes in black, dark gray, navy, or red. Shipping available.

If your North Shore seafood loyalties are more fried oyster than lobster, try the classic Woodman’s hoodie in heather gray with simple navy lettering across the front. Shipping available.

Trillium Brewing Company has quite a bit of merch, including several different styles of sweatshirts. This pale green option is perhaps the nicest — and something a little different among the local restaurant scene’s many navy blue sweatshirts. Those who feel claustrophobic in shirts with tight necklines will appreciate the open fit. In-store pickup.

Jack’s Abby and sibling brand Springdale each have a variety of clothing and other merch options on the Jack’s Abby online store — see the flannel shirt below, for one — but this particular hoodie celebrates the brewery’s popular house lager and features a Bavarian flag-inspired lining. Shipping available.

Harvard Square burger mainstay Mr. Bartley’s is for sale, although the plan is to find a buyer who will continue to run it as Bartley’s. Whatever happens, you’ll always have your Bartley’s merch (if you buy now), such as this navy hoodie featuring a green shamrock logo. Shipping available.

Right to the point: oysters. From Duxbury-based Island Creek Oysters, this simple crewneck comes in burgundy with blueish-gray text (pictured) or blue with white text. Shipping available.

Support Central Square’s vegetarian diner and vegan bakery: The colorful Veggie Galaxy logo is emblazoned on this black crewneck sweatshirt. (The online shop also has some t-shirts, mugs, and other merch.) In-store pickup.

Celebrate decades-old Cambridge pub Paddy’s Lunch with an oh-so-Bostonian white and green shamrock hoodie. Shipping available.

Maybe you weren’t able to make it to Cape Cod this summer, but you can still feel those Cape vibes all winter long with a quarter-zip hoodie from the Pheasant, available in pale red or blue. (There’s also a blue crewneck option.) Shipping available.

Night Shift Brewing has several colors, styles, and fits of flannel shirts available, and they’re all on final sale, so there’s no telling how long they’ll last. Check out the rest of the large online store, too; the drinkware, in particular, is excellent. Shipping available.

Framingham brewery Jack’s Abby and sibling brand Springdale both have flannel shirts available in Jack’s Abby’s online shop (along with tons of other apparel, drinkware, and accessories). The Springdale version is black and white, with an embossed faux-leather logo on the chest. Shipping available.

Duxbury-based Island Creek Oysters has quite the online store, with some cute graphic tees, toddler clothes, and more. (See the hoodie above.) The flannel shirt, designed by Levitate Surf Shop, comes in a color called “woodsman” — sea greens and sky blues — and is supposed to be “thick but not heavy, warm but not stifling.” There’s an Island Creek logo patch on the arm. Shipping available.

Somerville and Cambridge ice cream shop Gracie’s Ice Cream has lots of fun merch, including a hoodie (see above) and this patriotic and pompom-bedecked winter hat. Logo and lettering by Josh LaFayette. Shipping available. While perusing the merch store, you may also find the need to buy some lawn flamingos. Why not?

As mentioned in the sweatshirt section above, Saugus landmark Kowloon has an extensive and charmingly weird online gift shop. The red, black, and white Kowloon logo winter hat is a good way to keep warm — perhaps while taking in a movie in the Kowloon parking lot, which has been turned into a drive-in theater. Shipping available.

Continuing on the pompom theme, Eventide Fenway — home of the brown butter lobster roll — features this snazzy blue and turquoise option. Pickup and local delivery available.

Sick of pompoms? Here’s one more, courtesy of Paddy’s Lunch, a Cambridge mainstay since the 1930s. (Check out the hoodie above, too.) Shipping available.

Fort Point seafood restaurant Row 34 has an online shop full of cookbooks, “dad hats,” oyster shucking tools, and more. For the winter, how about a “pros only” beanie? In-store pickup.

For better or worse, sticky-sweet marshmallow Fluff was invented in Somerville, where it’s celebrated with an annual festival. Love the local brand? Nostalgic for the Fluffernutter sandwiches of your youth? Here’s a gray beanie that pays homage to Fluff and Somerville. Shipping available.

Speaking of local brands, how about Worcester-based Polar Seltzer? It seems like Polar is missing an opportunity to cover some merch with its artsy, colorful “Impossibly Good” branding from its collection of “mythical” flavors, but this simple navy-and-white winter hat with subdued white pompom will probably match winter outfits more easily. Shipping available.

Measuring 47” by 53”, the Trillium Brewing blanket includes its own carrying handle. Add it to your beer order; drink in your backyard all winter long. In-store pickup.