
To celebrate the upcoming 2010 World Cup in South Africa, Happy Socks has developed a collection of tubing based on the national colors of a selection of the world’s leading footballing nations. The usual perennial’s are represented from Brazil, to the 2006 World Cup Champion, Italy. The threads will be available on May 21st - just in time for the much awaited month long event.

posted by Oberholtzer Creative Staff at 12:03 am

We’re all for self-expression, but these font inspired tees appear a tad passé. The battle rages on right here…
posted by Oberholtzer Creative Staff at 4:07 pm


The ‘Man Bag’ is getting conceptual in a collaborated effort between London-based bag and accessories brand chris & tibor and designer Walter Van Beirendonck.
posted by Oberholtzer Creative Staff at 12:20 pm

The Louis Vuitton shoulder bag that is being described as utilitarian has an obscene price tag of $1960.00 a piece. The only place these bags belong is the garbage.
posted by Oberholtzer Creative Staff at 1:24 am


Hmmm… We’re not so sure about these peculiar mitts…
posted by Oberholtzer Creative Staff at 3:04 am

We felt these rings were appropriate given the current weather patterns in the Bay Area. Just when you think the sun is going to come out the clouds come rolling in.
Thanks Karen for the tip.
posted by Oberholtzer Creative Staff at 11:23 pm

Come on now. A mustache for your bike. Enough of it already! Are we the only ones tired of this sh*t
posted by Oberholtzer Creative Staff at 3:47 am

Hmm… This innovative concept design by designer Erik De Nijs functions as luggage, but can be converted into a comfy set of stylish furniture for those extended layovers.
De Nijs explains his thinking behind the project:
The ‘suited case’ is a project which is inspired on the idea of people waiting during their trip. People often go and rest sitting on their suitcases, that is the starting point of this design.


posted by Oberholtzer Creative Staff at 7:37 am

Japan’s Umbrella Shoulder Holder enables you to keep both hands free and stay dry at the same time.
Via:
posted by Oberholtzer Creative Staff at 7:35 am

Following a collaboration with typographer Emil Ruder, the Japanese Design T-shirt Store Graniph once again draws on the work of a Swiss graphic design master—Josef Muller-Brockmann—to produce a series of six distinctive T-shirts.
posted by Oberholtzer Creative Staff at 10:35 am