Dan Tague’s folded money “Hope in the White House” t-shirts (also available in “Yes We Can”).

(via Notcot)

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Bacon-themed clothing is nothing new, but BaconShirts.com has upped the ante, with Bacon Underpants!  Blogadillettes, choose from two themes so far (also available are t-shirts, aprons, and onesies for the tiniest of bacon fans out there):

(via Bumby & friends)

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The Über-ürban Apartment Building T-Shirt from SQY-T.
Realistic smell sold separately.

(via Notcot)

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(photos: stolen from Sabbah.biz)

The “vintage” look has been around long enough to make nearly every college student look like a garage sale.

But there’s “vintage” and then there’s “VINTAGE.”
On July 30th, a pair of Levi’s 201 jeans dating from ~1890 sold for $36,099 on eBay to a guy named “vintboy1″ (pet hypothesis: it was Vin Diesel or Vincent Price). The jeans were found in a mine in California’s Mojave Desert, near the town of Randsburg.

These jeans may bear the world’s oldest skidmarks, and in the back pocket: perhaps the world’s oldest pocket lint and the world’s oldest receipt from a 7-Eleven. Goldminers were fond of Slurpees and not wearing underwear.

WWDMarkets link

And other old jeans

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Buy the t-shirt for $20 here. A tad pricey, but damn cool:

(Good lookin out, Ben!)

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Many of us had those cool Hypercolor color-changing T-shirts and shorts in the early 90’s. Apparently Hypercolor is making a comeback.

Time for a whole new generation to learn why we all stopped wearing Hypercolor in the first place.

• Thermochromatic T-Shirts

• Hypercolor toilet seat (because Hypercolor is so very good at revealing ass).

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The only detail about the 2007 Wes Anderson film “The Darjeeling Limited” that I didn’t like: the absence of products and movie-related schwag.

I still want a Hotel Chevalier bathrobe, dammit.

Finally – Threadpit has released this cool Darjeeling Limited t-shirt.

I already bought one. I love the design and bright colors.

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