Just in time for office softball season, Rawlings has introduced the 1200 glove, the latest addition to their Primo (as in "primo expensive") line. At $399, it's the most expensive item the company makes. But with three layers of Tuscan calf leather, hand-sewn welting, and position-specific break points, it's as finely made as an Italian loafer. Of course, it takes more than a mitt to improve your game, but if showing up with a $400 glove doesn't give you Giambi-worthy swagger, nothing will. (Well, except maybe performance-enhancing drugs—but you're on your own there.)
Rawlings PRM1200, from $399, rawlings.com/primo