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Whoever buys this thing to fit in at school is about to get a reputation as the ultimate poser.

(via The Daily What)

…If it actually existed that is. But there’s no denying that this Steven Slater costume concept from the guys at Dial House would make for an awesome real world product. And the price of $51.50 is reasonable in more ways than one.

(SF Weekly via Boing Boing)

From CubicleBot… It’s definitely a pain in the ass to store a bike in an apartment that’s severely lacking in space to begin with, but how much would you be willing to pay to fix that? Apparently Wallpaper magazine, Japanese company Kinfolk and Portland-based painters Coat are testing the waters by producing a bike that looks good and can be broken down to fit in its own satchel, but has price tag that will make you cry.

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From That’s Nerdalicious!: The manufacturer of the Cornucopia Bag claims that it is the “world’s first farmer’s market backpack.” I have no reason to refute that claim, but at the very least I am sure that it is the first farmer’s market backpack with a sleeve for your laptop. You know, for those times when you need to knock out a bit of work while picking up peaches.

At any rate, the Cornucopia Bag has two modes— “apple picking” with the full, cylindrical bag slung over your shoulder or as a basic backpack with several compartments.

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Minako Tsuda‘s Graduate Collection was first featured at the London College of Fashion’s pop up gallery space in London, and is inspired by British menswear from the 1930s through the 1950s. The design gives the conventional backpack a more nostalgic edge that, as we see, will perfectly compliment your multi-colored suspenders, bow tie, sunglasses, and of course, your equestrian helmet.

(via Hypebeast)

If you’ve been keeping up with Fashionably Geek you know we love Timbuk2 bags. And now even grease monkeys can get a piece of the action with this grease-resistant Tool Shed tool bag.

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If you weep every time you see a cardboard box, you aren’t in a hurry to get your items and you live in the Seattle area—good news! Amazon is beginning to offer the option of having your items shipped once per week in a reusable tote bag (2 day shipping).

The tote is free, and users can either keep it or get it picked back up for another round of orders on their next ToteDay. It can also be used in combination with Amazon prime which gets you two tote days per week instead of one.

(Amazon via Gizmodo)

From CubicleBot: These suitcase stickers are bound to get you some laughs, second looks and a few possible thefts, but they sure as hell aren’t going to get you rushed through a security checkpoint. When you show up and the guards whisper to each other, here’s what they’re saying: “go through that one THOROUGHLY.” Check out some additional designs after the break.

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If you want a vintage look without a vintage price, Fossil’s new iPad case might be just what you are looking for. However, if you like a worn look, but want something more Indiana Jones-y, you will have to dig a little deeper.

Product Page ($40 via Notcot via Gizmodo)

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You can finally add the Stormtrooper to the Star Wars line of Back Buddy Backpacks alongside the likes of Yoda, R2-D2, Darth Vader, Chewbacca and Rota. Pre-ordering is available now with shipment slated for October.

Product Page ($37)