Naturally, I’d like to see what this tee looks like on an actaul person, or even just the printed tee, especially since they do have
the real thing on hand, but the concept is funny enough for me to not let that stand in the way of sharing it with you, because really, who doesn’t love Mario?
The tee comes from Gamerprint who are a new British company who’re making gamer tees that do that thing I like, staying in the in-game universe and presenting it as real, which goes beyond the usual offerings of “game logo on a t-shirt” or “lame slogan about l33t speak on a t-shirt” and gives you something far more wearable. Also, the tees aren’t too expensive for Americans, which is a definite plus for the majority of HYA readers.
Costiness=£10 Available from GamerPrint
I don’t know if this is new in the
Split Reason store or not, but I do know that it is very, very cool. As you’ve probably guess from the title and this picture, this is a hoodie with gaming controllers printed all over it, and as if that weren’t good enough, the zipper is in the shape of a NES controller! I feel as if every sentence I write about this hoodie could easily be completed with an exclamation mark, which makes me realise just how much of a geek I am!
If for some reason you aren’t into this hoodie but want some gamer gear, use the coupon code ANTIGRINCH before the end of the year to get 15% off your order.
Costiness=$69.95 Buy the Controllers Zip Hoody at SplitReason.com
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Good news! This cute graphic is available as a hoodie as well as a t-shirt (and apparently in 1,200 colour combos!). Did anyone in HYAland have a Tamagotchi? I did, I got it on holiday in Lazarote, I thought they were really cool until I had one, at which point I realised they were actually pretty stupid.
Costiness=$19.99 for the tee, $39.99 for the hoodie Available from Neighborhoodies [via Rumplo]
I have an original Game Boy, and it STILL works, take that Xbox 360 750% fail rate!*
Costiness=$22 Available from Aeres Clothing Co. [via Grafitee's Twitter]
*Percentage may be exaggerated.
