That’s right—this charm bracelet is so advanced that it features a Halo game that doesn’t even exist.
Product Page ($10 via HawtyMcBloggy)
From the category archives:
Handmade
100% hand-knitted wool Mario and Lugi sweaters from Nintendo icon Shigesato Itoi. It’s even officially licensed.
Little pricey though—I think I would rather try my hand at knitting this despite the fact that it goes far beyond even my nerdiness threshold.
Product Page (¥36,000 or $425 via Kotaku)
A hamburger on another planet must cost a fortune given the logistical challenges involved in acquiring cows. Fortunately, these earrings will only cost you $14.
Product Page ($14)
Hey, you want to look like this? Be my guest. Mr Squishy (who kinda looks like he has an anus for a mouth) will ride your head, sucking on your brain juices whenever the weather turns cold or rainy. But if you would rather be the one doing the sucking (ha), there is a B-Movie tentacle hoodie after the break you might be interested in.
Attention hipsters, you’ve got a new pair of glasses to lust after. Created by designer Andreas Licht, Herrlicht glasses are hand-crafted from maple, pear and walnut in a way that doesn’t interfere with the natural beauty of the grain.
No word on price, but looking like retro Laker’s star Kurt Rambis probably won’t come cheap.
It’s payday and you have a bulging case of wood wallet. You know how it is—uncomfortable to sit down and embarrassing to stand up? Kind of looks like an iPhone doesn’t it?
Any guy would be happy to receive this special delivery. According to the comments on liliatodd’s Flickr page, she takes custom orders if you are interested in owning the Par Avion dress.
(liliatodd’s Flickr via Craftzine)
As far as cement companies go, South Africa’s Pretoria Portland Cement (PPC) is a fashion trailblazer. Their stylish sacks are being repurposed by Wren Design into durable laptop bags.
It makes perfect sense—a foot cozy that harnesses the heat from your Apple power adapter to keep toes warm. Of course, these adapters do have a history of overheating, as the designer, Rachel Burns, notes:
According to the seller’s description, this custom-made steampunk creation can be used for just about anything, be it a purse, trunk, lunchbox—whatever. So long as it is used to carry “nefarious tools and insidious instruments”.
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