Ksubi Book Club
Ksubi goes bookish (and naked) for their latest eyewear collection.
While 7-11 hasn't won any awards for cleanliness (at least not the one by us), they do get props for their new Domo-themed accoutrement. Mmmm, slurpees... (Via Lovely Package.)
These handcut stickers from Nowvember include four red hearts and 12 awesome dudes. Stick one over what's his face in your yearbook.
The perfect bag for sticking up your local health food store? (Via It's Nice That.)
The Umbrella Pot works when rainwater, dripping off your wet umbrella, trickles down and waters the plant. What a great way to be green and lazy at the same time.
The Significant Objects project enlists talented writers to pen stories and odes about everyday old stuff, then it auctions it on eBay, testing the theory that when something has a story, it's worth more. Even if you don't buy it (ha!), it still makes for fun reading.
These Rich Color Crayons are pretty to look at and inspired by ice cream flavors. What more could you ask for?
Hudson Paint offers chalk board paint in twenty-four different colors, and black isn't one of them. Hit the road, third grade chalkboard.
Crap Eyewear originated when a bunch of beach bums got together and decided to make sunglasses. It's "Wild Sunglasses for Wild People."
Okay, so maybe I like these these sandals just because they're purple which is my weakness. All I can picture is wearing them with jeans on the beach with some friends and a bonfire. The rope just looks so pretty all tied up like that. X - Jen
Amsterdam's Studio Raar makes some blinged out bikes. You'll have to have a real serious lock to keep this one around for long.
The Blog Paper enlightens us to Samuel Patience's Personal Irrigation Sanitation System, or P.I.S.S. for short, solves the problem of figuring out how to properly urinate outside—or, judging from the photo, inside. Those poor plants. And poor co-workers, roommates...actually, this is probably just bad news for everyone.

We're digging these sweatshirts, because they look like something the Griswolds would've picked up on their way to Walley World.
Graphic designer and illustrator Anthony Burrill gives us a funny, tongue-in-cheek sign that anyone who's ever worked in customer service would probably love to have at their disposal. The other side says 'Come in we're closed."
Now with this limited-edition T-shirt gun, you, too, can make like a collegiate cheerleader and shoot T-shirts out into your adoring crowd. For only $1,500.
Adam Harvey's anti-paparazzi clutch will soon be on the wish list of every celebrity. The device detects a camera flash and then responds with another flash to ruin the photo. Of course, it's of no use whatsoever to anyone who wants to get their picture taken.
Though its actual spelling is flexible, the necessity of a koozie
(kozy, coosie, cosy, cozy?) is not up for debate. In the summer, it's
as much a staple as sunscreen. Emilio Santoyo's tall boys
are keeping it cool in a cute way. After all, who doesn't want a cute beer?
Yoko Devereaux's Liquidation Celebration starts today online and continues until July 2nd. With tees and tanks marked as low as $5 it might be enough to help you forget that they're closing their doors. Sniffle, sniffle.
This 100% steel safety pin from BLESS manages to be both entirely necessary and entirely unnecessary at the same time.


