Awesome Style

Specially created for the 25th anniversary of Casio’s venerable G-Shock brand, these three figures (limited to 100) aren’t for sale but are on display at various Casio stores in Japan.

A step above casual, we had a hard time choosing just one of D Collection’s stylish jackets; suit-like features, versatile pockets and an excellent fit make these real head turners.

Digital camo on the outside and solid inside, we like how Maharashi’s Reversible F67 jacket lets you choose between urban and preppy casual with slash pockets on both sides.

Nothing does it for us like clean design, so these Adidas BW Army Mids are a must-buy; casual yet upscale with white leather and a high tongue, these’ll make your denims pop.

This limited edition Dungeons belt buckle by Zach Johnsen will get plenty of stares towards the right areas; intense detail working here, with ornate 3D forms by caster Adam Grinovich.

Not to be upstaged by the LG GD910, the heretofore unknown hipsters at Phenom have dropped the SpecialOps; it sports a 1.3″ touchscreen, external keypad, and camera.

Silent Revolutions’ Hybrid Bag is the bag to rule them all with a triplet of uses: its plethora of pockets and compartments allow it to serve as a messenger, carry-on or weekender bag.

Made with a hand-crafted process that takes 45 days, Vaja’s ivolution Silver is lux all the way; this grainy cowhide MacBook Air case is offered in 15 outside and 37 inside colors.

BRM is well-known for its racer/industrial aesthetics, and their Perfed Watches are no different; both feature perforated hands and details, high contrast colors and sharp arabic numbers.

Diesel’s Parabarny sneakers sport a red, white and gunmetal colorway that recalls classic 80s retro cues; they’re ideal everyday shoes with a cushioned footbed and plush collars.

Essentially a wallet with a vertical form factor, this Tumi Passport Case is ideal for frequent flyers with a special passport slot; ballistic nylon and leather trim ups the style ante.

From the same guy who brought us those sweet Portal magnets, these sixteen Team Fortress 2 Achievement Buttons should be familiar to regular players you happen to meet IRL.

Packed with enough villains and monsters to end the world several times over, Travis Pitts’ This Is How The World Ends tee has you covered for nearly every apocalyptic scenario.

Case-mate’s BlackBerry Bold Smart Skin case features a laser-cut cover that lets backlighting through; we also dig the Carbon Fiber texture which is similar to their Vroom case.

Buried somewhere in the nonsensical word salad that is this Holy Hand Grenade tee is the meaning of life, but until we find it we’ll be content blowing our mortal enemies to bits.

This Incase x UNDFTD basketball bag is one of those rare collabs that makes it ultra-coppable: it’s both useful and good-looking, with ball storage, iPod pocket, shoe bag and more.

LG’s GD910 wristphone seems too good to be true; it’s a gadget lover’s dream, with a 1.43″ LCD touchscreen, 3G HSDPA, text to speech, and built-in camera for fielding video calls.

Eschewing the complexity of its more contemporary kicks, Saucony (teamed up with A.R.C.) has dropped three simple, retro and low-key colorways for its classic Shadow 6000s.

Looking like a bug-eyed freak is a small price to pay with these concept solar-powered sunglasses, which feature organic dye solar cells in the lens to recharge your gadgets.

The US elections may be over, but the party’s never over for die-hard Republicans and Democrats; these tees are made by Tom Burns, who also did the infamous Communist Party tee.

With ribbed details and pocket patches, Monarchy’s Hoody Sweater is reminiscent of those worn by British commandos; adjustable side straps let you size according to your waist.

If your liver hasn’t already been wiped out this holiday season, New Year’s is around the corner; My Liver Hates Me lets you drink in 2009 in style. Code: AWESOMER for 15% off.

The hinged watch face on Eterna’s KonTiki Diver watch isn’t just a gimmick; it allows divers to set the diving time and then lock it into the strap to avoid unintentional rotation.