We love when fashion meets Old School video games. These New Era Pac-Man caps let us relive our childhood when video games were so simple anyone could get the hang of it in under a minute. You can grab these New Era x Namco caps, but knowing Japanese might help the ordering process. ¥6,090.
Take innuendo back to the old school with the Nintendo “I’d Hit That!” T-Shirt. You don’t necessarily have to go head first into things like Mario did, but let the ladies know that you’re money and that you wanna party. $22.
Here is the Split Thump sunglasses from Oakley that provides detachable earpieces that enables you to look cool while you’re not listening to your favorite tunes. The gadget features buttons which are integrated into the Oakley “O” logo. Available in black or white, the Split Thump plays MP3/WMA/AAC file formats and offers 8 hours of battery life. $399.
Think of this as a steel vault in your pocket. The Stainless Steel Wallet is made from steel microfibers woven into a comfortable, yet manly, billfold for your money. If anyone tries to get cute with you, you can whip it out and backhand them with some cold steel. $80.
Here’s a stylish and fun accessory that will bring you back to the days of NES button mashing; a wallet depicting the old school Nintendo control pad. There’s nothing like the original Nintendo controller from the 80′s, since present day controllers would yield funny shaped wallets.
It’ll run you about $30, the price of a Nintendo game back then.
The Evil Eye Climacool sunglasses from Adidas feature the climacool ventilation to prevent sweat build up and a 10 base lens to protect your eyes at all angles of vision. The sunglasses are now available at Adidas with the price tag of $150.
ClimaCool is a system combining moisture-managing materials and ventilation in key areas for efficient evaporation of sweat that helps regulate body temperature for improved efficiency and comfort.
The Nike Air Zoom Moire are designed to talk to your Apple iPod nano to give you workout info while you run. Check the Apple/Nike website.
