Entries tagged with 'apparel'
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Pie-rets combine two things that don't usually get paired: pies and berets. Thanks to Monster Crochet, you can now wear a fuzzy, inedible dessert on your head. The pumpkin pie-ret is appropriately garnished with "whipped creme," or a pointy white fuzz in the center of the hat. If you're a lattice crust person, go for the cranberry orange pie-ret (which could easily pass for cherry too). As far as the pecan pie-ret goes, the above model on the right makes a great case for it. All three were croched with an F hook. Sadly, no patterns were provided. Related Joy Kampia's Crocheted Hamburger Dress Crocheted Edibles Crochet Pizza Scarf...
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Yo. Don't mess with me and my rolling pin shirt. As if you haven't done enough rolling this weekend. But it might make a good holiday gift. It's $14.95 from buyolympia.com. [via The Kitchn]...
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As Ed pointed out in his report on Top Chef's premiere last night, a bond formed among three gay cheftestants: Patrick, Jaime, and Richard. "Team Rainbow" was born over a glass of wine and testaments to being "sooooo gay." Jaime was in the second she said, "I have a T-shirt that has a rainbow on it. I'll totally wear it." To celebrate, the Bravo network made its own "Team Rainbow" T-shirt for all viewers supporting the multicolored pride. Watch a clip of the bond forming after the jump....
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We now present you with our fourth t-shirt in the Neighborhoodies "Think Ups" t-shirt series. Our task was to think up five phrases for food-related t-shirts and hoodies. Earlier this week we gave you the first three: Praise the Lard, Hasta la Pizza, I Eat Food. The fourth involves a theme not new to Serious Eats: Paula Deen and her butter fetish. Make that deep-fried butter fetish. Sometimes I look at one of her recipes and wonder, "Could I survive that?" Similar to riding a scary roller coaster or attending a themed bar mitzvah, survival is questionable. And if you do, well, show it off. All T-shirts and hoodies are American Apparel 100 percent cotton and are available in...
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Today is the release of our third T-shirt through Neighborhoodies as part of our participation in their Think Up partnership with bloggers. This week, one shirt featuring a Serious Eats-approved phrase is being released each weekday. Today's is one I so cleverly thought up: I Eat Food. OK, maybe not so clever. Maybe the opposite. But I wasn't aiming for clever; I was going for obvious, something that a 3-year-old could understand and that people of all restrictive diets could relate to. Because everyone eats food, at least if they're alive. This is a clever interpretation of my not so clever idea—it could also be, "I Chomp Food." Or, "I Monch Food." Or, "I Food." All proceeds from our...
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If you read Serious Eats yesterday, you know that we're cooperating with custom-apparel-maker Neighborhoodies on a series of shirts called "Think Ups." Our task was to think up five phrases for food-related T-shirts and hoodies, which Neighborhoodies would run with and create designs around. Neighborhoodies is releasing one SE Think Up a day this week. Anyway, our second shirt has just appeared on the Neighborhoodies site: Hasta la Pizza. This one was my idea. It's the catchphrase I use to sign Slice-related emails. Groan all you want, I think it's delish. All T-shirts and hoodies are American Apparel 100 percent cotton, available in any garment color and any print color (1,200 color combos). All proceeds go to charity. We...
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I'd like to see someone wear this to a job interview. Or a first date. Or anywhere, really. Think of all the things your hands can do while this bottle sits in its cozy, pouchy home. When I showed this to a guy friend, an email chain sparked among his friends: "We should all get matching ones! Nothing un-manly about that!" The Miller High Life Beer Pouch hoodie is $38.99 for sizes S-XL, and $40.99 for XXL. [via Al Dente]...
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A few weeks ago, I was flying home from a food work-cation in New Orleans and Joan Jett was on my plane. I have to admit it was kind of exciting. I remember seeing Jett open for Aerosmith when I was in junior high—a pretty awesome concert from what I remember—and naturally I bought an Aerosmith shirt and wore it proudly to school the next day. It cost somewhere between $15 and $20 but was a required souvenir, mostly to ensure that everyone at Southwood Middle School knew I had seen Aerosmith and Joan Jett the night before. Walking through the halls, others were sporting the same shirt and we all felt a kinship, sometimes solidified with a nod...
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Although Dennis Culver's Vegan Zombie t-shirt didn't make it onto Threadless, it's now available at RedBubble....
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You may remember the infamous bacon bra. Well, now there's a vegetarian version (possibly NSFW), which appeared as a wonderfully sleazy bit of marketing at a tofu festival in Shenkeng, Taiwan. I predict a steep decline in the number of men who complain that tofu is "too bland." After the jump, tofu like you've never seen it before (again, possibly NSFW)....
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