Awesome Style

Converse and UNDFTD have teamed up with Poorman’s Weapon, military bomber jacket-inspired kicks with a black nylon outer; the removable Converse chevron lets you go brandless.

T-shirts have always been a vehicle for self-expression, but Demographic takes this premise one step further with infographic style graphics that are at once more explicit and abstract.

Nau continues its tradition of slim fitting, highly efficient apparel with its Down Shirt; it’s actually a jacket, but with tightly packed polyester fabric. 30% off with code: GIVE, good through 12/15.

Our caveman counterparts had it good: long before prepubescent cowboys were upsetting cows, pioneers like Ugg and Grog were engaging in Mammoth Tipping contests.

Oakley’s S.I. Computer Bag sports a plethora of straps, D-rings and removable pockets that are guaranteed to get looks; this durable nylon carrier is hard to find, so jump on it quickly.

Guys with a penchant for mechanicals will like EleeNoLITE’s Wheel Watch; it’s an unusual analog watch with notched cutouts that slowly fill depending on the hour and minutes.

Long known for their watches, Nixon’s first foray into headphones is satisfyingly trendy; choose from in-ear, open-air and closed versions, most of them sporting slick metal accents.

After the toxic waste spill, Cap’n Crunk was never quite the same: Cap’n Crunch’s far less popular twin brother, Crunk clearly prefers cannibalism to cereal on this six-color AA t-shirt.

This laptop sleeve by dripmaster Krink is the result of a collaboration with Arkitip and Apple-friendly Incase; his signature metallic paint looks extra sweet on this limited run piece.

With a reinforced toe and tumbled full-grain leather shell that resembles organic armor plating, Polo Ralph Lauren’s Holden Boots strike just the right balance between style and utility.

Despite an all-seeing eye with Illuminati overtones, Anthony Aguero’s Unity t-shirt has only good intentions: the sharp graphics perfectly match its “Unity Through Art” message.

Roger Dubuis’ Easy Diver SED watch bares it all with a gorgeous open skeleton set in a 48mm titanium case; the hand-wound movement is tied to a 60-hour flying tourbillon at 7.

Exploded diagrams are usually quite technical, but this Exploded Gameboy tee is less a schematic and more an homage to the hundreds of games from the iconic handheld’s history.

Mozilla’s Community Store is pure genius: it mixes Threadless’ crowdsourcing with design-centric users, resulting in community-created Firefox t-shirts that benefit the Mozilla Foundation.

Putting Halloween costumes everywhere to shame, Casey Pugh’s Daft Punk helmet is made with a cheap motorcycle helmet and an animated, Arduino-powered 16×5 LED matrix.

eBoy’s been doing well lately, with new posters, toys and even a book; their latest collaboration finds their signature pixel art on Gola shoes, due out early 2009 in Europe and Japan.

More a bandolier than a bag, Setgo’s Transport is ideal for those with a surplus of gadgets who need easy access without the bulk; it features two external and two internal pockets.

Refrigiwear’s Blinket jacket is made in America by the 50-year old industrial outerwear company, so you know it’ll last; it’s thickly padded with polyester and wrapped in a 100% nylon shell.

Rounded and retro, Ralph Lauren’s Purple Label glasses are the epitome of low-key cool; we dig their scratch-proof rims which also fold away. Choose from black, brown or havana.

Don’t let the scooter in this Slowing Down tee fool you; before you blink twice, The Flash will have run your ass over AND delivered righteous pwnage at Bingo and Shuffleboard.

Using a new shell-forming process, Shoei’s VFX-W motocross helmet delivers a one-two knockout: the fiberglass + organic fibers are not only more durable, but more aggressive.

This Child’s Play ’08 tee is simple, yet powerful: proceeds go to the Child’s Play charity, which buys toys, video games and books for children’s hospitals around the world. Thanks, Matt!

While cufflinks usually serve as finishing touches for a high-end suit, the architectural presence of these stainless steel Perpetual Series #10 Cufflinks easily take center stage.