Awesome Style

We’re sure that Suitjamas are as comfy as they look, but Betabrand has something better. Dress Pant Sweatpants look and fit like formal trousers, but they’re actually made of soft Terry fabric.

Designed by Patrick Jouffret of French studio Agence 360, the Overade is a concept bike helmet that folds in half. Its portability is meant to encourage cyclists to carry (and wear) helmets.

The latest Spring shoes from one of our favorite designer lines have Native American print canvas linings and leather or washed canvas uppers. Watch out for these shoes in stores this February.

Elder Scrolls LARPers might want to think about recharging with these handmade brass rings which offer a fortify restoration effect. The LED rings are available in single color or a morphing pattern.

SweetBands sweatbands “make one’s forehead appear up to 37% sexier.” Available in many designs, including one for those whose main form of physical activity is lifting a bottle of booze.

The Rare Prints series are limited edition releases of Ray-Bans’ classic Wayfarers decked in colorful patterns. The latest Rare Prints feature 80s inspired grid-based graphics by La Boca Design.

Rememberings are wearable reminders. Made of stretchable silicon, the rings come in bright colors to call attention to their inscriptions. You still have to remember to put them on though.

Converse’ best-selling Chuck Taylor line gets a vintage military-inspired boot form. Has a powdered suede upper (non-waterproof) and heavy-duty laces. Available in brown and black.

From THE ONE, this cool modern timepiece tells time with rotating discs – the outer one with hours, the inner ones minutes and seconds. Case is stainless steel with colorful polyurethane accents.

Re-released for the first time in more than 30 years, the Tailwind was the first Nike shoe to have an Air-sole unit. Available at Nike outlets in limited quantities starting this month.

Oh Yeah! Designer Dan Smash knows that a pot of hot coffee is as revitalizing as a pitcher of Kool-Aid. We’re not sure if we have that same crazed expression before or after having a cup of joe.

Simple yet striking, the Gauge wristwatch by Helson has a titanium case, a bronze bezel and a domed sapphire crystal. Available in one- and three-hand versions, each limited to 25 units.

Tag Heuer used a new mechanical regulator to create a timepiece that beats 7.2 million times per hour – well above the average of 28,800 – making it accurate up to 1/2,000th of a second. More here.

These running shoes weigh just 6.7 oz., thanks to lightweight materials like an adiPrene+ midsole, nylon mesh upper and thin rubber outsole, but are still stable and comfortable. Commercial here.

Mission Workshop combines classic military styling with modern touches like inside media pockets and c_change fabric which keeps out rain, wind and snow and regulates your body temperature.

The Chinese New Year is upon us, so what better way to celebrate the Year of the Dragon than with these intricately handcrafted German watches, each created in a limited edition of just 8 pieces.

Like your baseball team’s logo but hate their colors, or vice versa? New Era by You lets you mix colors and logos to customize your own 59Fifty or 9Fifty snapback. Don’t be too adventurous though.

A curious mix of a boat shoe with skateboarding elements – nautical street? The Jonbee has a suede upper with leather accents and a vulcanized rubber sole. It’s also available in black.

Designed by Michael Young, the watch face of the O.D.M. Hacker has two distinct levels. It has a deep concave dial that contains the hour markers and a raised steel disc that holds the hands in place.

We’re not sure if we want to eat Pac-Man, but we sure would like to exact revenge on those pesky ghosts. Speaking of ghosts, where’s Clyde? The cherry on top is the cherry on top of this graphic.

Water-cooler talk? Please. This ain’t the Talk Room. Ain’t no place for ranting or gossip. Hang by the break room for some reckless breakin’. That’s how it’s done. Designed by Chris Koelsch.

Just like ScotteVest’s other products, these boxers have hidden pockets on the front and back, perfect for storing important items like passports or extra cash. Made of comfortable and quick drying fabric.

Another awesome design from Fangamer. Gaming Loop is a subtle nod to the face buttons of the Super Nintendo system. It has two variants – the North American and the Japanese color schemes.