Nazis, religious cults and aliens couldn’t bring Indy down—in the end it was his hat that finally did him in.
This t-shirt is on sale for $14.95 this week only.
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Step one: Find a girl who loves Indiana Jones. Step two: design a striking engagement ring for this girl inspired by the films. I would never have thought a whip could work so well into a ring design, but this piece of jewelry is artifact quality.
See close-ups and a design sketch after the break.
Futurama puts in heads in jars – this Doctorama t-shirt puts the heads of doctors in jars. You just never know when the brains of Doogie Howser, the Eleventh Doctor, or House could be used in the future. Better to be safe than sorry.
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Looks like Harrison Ford went into his closet and just decided to wear everything.
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Arachnophobics will love this Indiana Jones-inspired t-shirt from Threadless—if it get’s voted into existence that is.
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Indiana Jones eventually succeeded in his quest to find a time machine from the future so that he could tell himself not to make Indiana Jones 4. Needless to say, Marty didn’t enjoy being referred to as Short Round II.
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As hinted in our Twitter and Facebook pages yesterday, we’ve partnered with Last Exit To Nowhere to give Fashionably Geek readers the chance to win a Bantu Wind shirt inspired by Raiders of the Lost Ark and a Nexus-6 hoodie inspired by Blade Runner!
If you are a movie fan, particularly of the Harrison Ford variety, you’ll definitely want to skip past the break to find out how to enter.
The Bantu Wind isn’t so great in the luxury department, but it’s the #1 choice for archaeologists transporting religious relics. Just watch our for German U-boats.
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I’ll say this, Vader would have had an easier time getting the fertility idol than Indiana Jones did. He wouldn’t have needed to enter the chamber at all.
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