Ok, this lovely piece of work really makes me ashamed to have ever held a plastic or cardboard bottle carrier. I can imagine seagulls FIGHTING over the right to caught in one of these.
Walk into your favorite bottle market or brewery with a lifetime leather six-pack. Featured in Real Simple Magazine Father’s Day Gift Guide, Wired.com, and Beer West Magazine 2012 Gift Guide, selected by Core77 as of 77 Must-Haves for Hard Times for 2011, and chosen by Chilango Magazine as one of 5 Objetos de Deseo. This stripped-down, minimalist beer box has been unofficially named “The Spartan Carton”.…
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January 16, 2013
Who says you have to be a scruffy vagabond in boxers and t-shirts when you can sleep in true style.
Introducing Barney Stinson’s legendary, awe-inspiring Suitjamas, the finest sleepwear a man can buy. Manufactured from 80% pure Silk with a 20% Cotton blend for improved comfort & breathability. Seriously folks, this is premium stuff. We provide the highest quality Suitjamas in the world. You will not find better, Guaranteed. Package Includes:1 x Jacket (Dark Grey)1 x Trousers (Dark Grey)1 x Shirt (Light Grey/White)1 x Sleeping Cravat (Black)* Warning- May cause extreme sexiness
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August 14, 2012
I’m not much for jewelry, but I do appreciate the geeky chic of the Nut Die ring from Individual Icons.
This ring is a perfect piece of jewelry for people who say that they don’t wear jewelry. It really does help with decisions (odds I stay home, evens I go out). As proper dice should, each pair of opposing sides adds up to seven. Comfort fit inside, available in standard sizes 6 through 10. Sterling silver. 1/4″ (6mm) wide.
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June 21, 2012
Sure, you can weave out of just about any flexible material, and many traditional hair braiding techniques actually share a lot in common with the craft of weaving in general, but this is the first time I’ve seen a basket weaving pattern so literally translated to hair.
“There were many permutations,” Palau said to Style.com of the technique, “but in the end it was highly technical yet very simple.” Palau divided models’ hair into three sections before adding extensions over and under natural strands for a woven effect, ending each panel in a skinny braid. Back panels were folded flat …
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June 13, 2012
