Awesome Style

Jeff Sheldon’s Ugmonk celebrates one revolution around the sun with this sweet tone-on-tone 1st Anniversary t-shirt; it’s limited to 100 pieces. Code: THEAWESOMER for 10% off.

Turn yourself into a human thermometer with Stone Island’s Ice Jacket: thermo-sensitive liquid crystals in the fabric change colors from light blue to dark blue between 10°-15° C.

Made with 1000 denier nylon, Crackshot’s Snakeguardz boots not only protect you from serpents but shotgun blasts: we’ll take their word that it’ll stop a 12-gauge shot at 20 yards.

And we have lick off: it’d be a sham to send a tasty Firecracker Popsicle to the moon, but Glennz’ Rocket Science t-shirt makes one giant cherry-flavored leap for mankind.

Also known as Katahama, Speedo’s BioFUSE is a high tech flip-flop with rubber grip pods and drainage holes that maximize cushioning, flexibility, durability and slip resistance.

The bicycle helmet goes modular with this NYC Helmet concept; it’s composed of a polystyrene inner shell and an array of customizable outer covers that vary in style and color.

Incase’s Paul Rodriguez Skate Pack kills two birds with one stone: it’s both skate- and laptop-friendly with a reinforced notebook compartment, multiple gadget pockets and padded back.

Granted, you’ll look like a time traveler or mad-scientist wearing one, but these Max Event Spectacles can magnify objects up to 2.1X times and are also anti-reflective to block glare.

After a day spent serving their human overlords, even the best programmed robots need a little prime time down time; My Favorite Program is dedicated to robots that serve robots.

Announced last year but now in full swing, Goorin’s 1333 Minna Collection is ideal for cap connoisseurs, as each utilizes innovative fabrics, embroidery and screen printing. Thanks, Ron!

Dunhill’s Heist Traveller collection is finally available: a modern take on the classic Traveller line, it features rubberized black leather with black cotton drill and gunmetal hardware.

Oakley and DQM bring together two of our loves (pork fat and polarized eyewear) and ham it up with Bacon Frogskins; we admit it’s hit or miss, but we’d pig out in these any day.

They’re uber-lux at $4,000, but Oakley’s C SIX sunglasses are worth it: each is crafted from a 40-layer thick block of carbon fiber with a titanium spine and rotary cams for flexibility.

Saddleback Leather Company’s products will last longer than you: each bag, briefcase and wallet comes with a 100 year warranty and is made from full grain leather. Thanks, Ron!

Momma always said to cover up your naughty bits, but this Ingredients tee strips away the prudishness and does an elemental breakdown, from 65% oxygen down to trace Radium.

Popularized in Star Wars: Retold, Han comes clean about his Oktoberfest-attending, lederhosen-wearing brother, Hans Solo; choose from one of eight Brew Haus-friendly tee colors.

Decked out with epaulettes, OBEY’s Garcia Jacket mixes the utility of a military jacket with cold weather-friendly elements; it sports a fleece sweatshirt lining and sherpa-lined hood.

Nau’s Fluent Stash is a modern version of the toiletry bag, updated to carry not only grooming essentials but gadgets and gizmos; it sports three stash pockets and a zip mesh pocket.

Designed to last for life, Ernest Alexander’s utility bags have an honest style that befits their origins: they’re made in New York’s garment district with local materials. Thanks, Jason!

Had James Cameron created the original Terminator in 2004 instead of 1984, it likely would be like this Textinator t-shirt; then again, Hasta La Vista, Baby might simply be TTYL kthxbye.

For designers who can motion blur in their sleep: Chop Shop’s Filter Heroes t-shirt gives Photoshop tools a spandex makeover, though Lens Flare is more n00b villain than hero.

adidas’ SLVR 103s epitomize their fashion-oriented SLVR line; the high-tops sport a streamlined profile, aniline/full-grain leather upper, padded collar and simplified triple stripes.

Sennheiser’s HD 4×8 headphones are a triple threat; the entry-level HD 428 uses neodymium, while the HD 448 tops out with gold plated plugs and a 16-24,000 Hz frequency response.