Wearables

A spacious bag made of tearproof and waterproof ballistic nylon. Has room for 2 suits, 3 dress shirts, 2 pairs of shoes and more. It also has a concealed coat hook so you can hang the entire bag.

Gourmet teamed up with Garrett Leight California Optical to make one of the most beautiful pair of shades we’ve seen. They have a custom light honey acetate frame and blue fire VFX mirror lenses.

Look like a badass from a dystopian science fiction movie wearing this imposing helmet which combines a half-helmet for your skull with an adjustable and removable muzzle to protect others from your bite.

As part of their CES 2013 lineup, ScottEVest created this concept design for a futuristic upgrade to their Technology Enabled Clothing line, which envisions all kinds of wearable tech we wish we had today.

At just 10.6 ounces, this ultra-lightweight golf shoe feels like wearing nothing at all, despite its strength and stability. A waterproof membrane keeps your feet dry on even the dampest of courses. Out 1/24.

Aside from their own very cool and affordable selection, May28th offers the option of easily customizing the dial of your own unique timepiece with one of your cherished Instagrams.

If you liked Patrick Jouffret and Philippe Arrouart’s concept for a foldable bike helmet, now’s your chance to support it and be one of the first to own one by pledging on its fundraiser.

Made by Swiss company On, the Cloudracer is designed to be used by runners on competitions. It weighs as little as 8.5oz and is equipped with “Cloud elements” on the outsole for a bouncier step.

ISAORA makes variants of their hooded down jackets and down vests that are made with highly reflective Italian fabric, going from matte gray to shiny silver white when fully illuminated.

Featuring 12 fictional characters Supermanned by artist Mike Mitchell. Mitchell based his mashup on the cover art of Superman #6. Hopefully he’ll re-release prints of each illustration soon.

Limited-edition wooden sunglasses from Quiksilver UK and Vuerich B. Made from recycled skateboard decks with polarized Carl Zeiss lenses. All 50 pairs were hand made and have different colors.

Two Guys Bow Ties offers handcrafted bow ties made of wood and fabric. You don’t have to tie – or untie – them, they’re easy to clean and they’re available in a variety of quirky designs.

A reminder that the dead have been walking long before Robert Kirkman and his comics came along. Though we’re not sure if a mob of hipster mummies would be as scary as zombies.

One of the jackets made by Reigning Champ and motorcycle maker Deus Ex Machina, this hoodie has a sewn-in balaclava and a hidden pocket, perfect for bikers. Watch for it on their online stores.

More than a functional or fashionable product, part of the proceeds of a 1:Face Watch goes to a charity tied to the color of the watch you purchase, e.g. black for cancer research, yellow for water, etc.

ThreadLab aims to make kits of clothes that people can customize using iron-on adhesive, no sewing needed. Their first kits are men’s shirts that come with multiple collars, cuffs, pockets and dyes.

Patagonia is working on an inflatable vest designed for big wave surfers. The final product should be wearable under a wetsuit, have an air release valve and help the wearer maintain a face-up position.

Berlin-based Atheist Shoes makes Bauhaus-inspired leather and suede footwear that are quickly becoming known not just for their minimalist look but for their very comfortable calfskin lining as well.

The wearable version of Biegert & Funk’s verbal timepiece is finally for sale. It can display the time, date or seconds on its grid of 110 letters. Available in black, polished steel and brushed steel.