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Epic fail with wtfBox

Sanja — Wed, 21 Apr 2010 19:35:04 +0000

Everyone makes mistakes. But when a mistake is a misspelled word in one short sentence which is printed on a label … well, that is simply stupid. And I feel dumb… What can I say except : BETA buyers, I’m sorry you’ll receive your wtfJeans with a misspelled word. :(

Earlier shipping of BETA

Sanja — Mon, 19 Apr 2010 15:34:07 +0000

This morning we’ve received some great news: a truck with wtfJeans has arrived from Serbia to France. :) And since all those boring things about administration papers are sorted out, we’re happy to tell you that we’ll ship BETA (first 100 pairs) 10 days earlier! :) If you’re from Europe you can check your mail-boxes within a next few days, and if you’re from America or Asia, it will arrive during next week.

LED Galaxy Dress by CuteCircuit

Sanja — Mon, 11 Jan 2010 16:37:06 +0000

Thanks to @wtfJeans twitter friend @Vedran Gulin I’ve discovered a dress which I’d like to wear for a New Year’s party 2011. More likely 2015 or 2020, but hey, who knows… How the things are going within 2 years I’ll might be wearing a skirt which will provide free and ultra-fast WiFi to everyone around me. :)

CuteCircuit GalaxyDress is the center piece of the “Fast Forward: Inventing the Future” exhibit at the Museum of Science and Industry in Chicago. It has 24,000 full-color LEDs that are flat like paper and measuring only 2 by 2 mm. A few iPhone batteries are needed to illuminate it for 30 minutes to an hour.
Let the future begins!

Belt buckles are IN again

Sanja — Sat, 09 Jan 2010 17:25:14 +0000

You can wear your old T-shirt, or your newest Mr.Spock sweater. You can wear your baggy jeans or that gray pants from your sister’s wedding. But, you simply need to add the must-have detail to your outfit. And, yes, believe it or not: it’s the belt buckle.

Whether you’re a girl or a guy, I’m sure you’ll find something that you like at Hotbuckles. Maybe a Red Eye Robot or a Betty Boop , or if you’re a fan of TBBT than something from Star Trek or a Nintendo controller belt buckle. If Howard can wear them – so can we! :)

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Sanja — Fri, 08 Jan 2010 19:45:56 +0000

How do your walls look like? Your real walls – not your screen ones! ;) Are they painted? Do you have posters on them? Or maybe some paintings? Or you simply don’t care about it?

Well, I do care about it. Sometimes I ~~want~~ need to rest my eyes, after hours and hours spent in front of my computer… When those moments happen I like to have something nice behind my PS screen, and in front of my eyes. So, a friend of mine from Slovenia has brought me a great gift: vinyl stickers for my wall from Kitsch-Nitsch

The set which I have is sold out, but those vinyl-loving guys from Kitsch-Nitsch have plenty of other ones which you can put on your walls separately or you can combine them with some other sets. Buy a vinyl statue of transformer or a Batman, or simply order online a sets called Miami Horror and NU pop wah

Company: Kitsch-Nitsch
Price range from 18€ to 80€ for a set

Handmade Geekery Jewelry

Sanja — Wed, 06 Jan 2010 16:34:13 +0000

I just love The Big Bang Theory. Everything about those guys is great: they’re fun, they’re smart and they have the craziest geeky outfits. Just thinking about Howard Wolowitz makes me laugh! :)

But imagine there’s a female version of TBBT characters. What would they do? What kind of jokes would they make? Don’t know the answer to those questions, but what I do know is: this is for sure the kind of jewelry those girls would wear.

So, if you are a geeky-girl, or you know one, why not buying something like this? It’s hand made, and the prices are really cool.

Made by: OutsideCatArt on Etsy
Price: $15.00 USD

Made by: tizzalicious on Etsy
Price: $15.00 USD

Colorful Wellington

Sanja — Mon, 04 Jan 2010 19:43:21 +0000

It rains and it snows, it’s cold and wet, and the skies are gray… No, I don’t have intention to write poetry ;) I only want to add some color to January.

Wellington rubber boots were made some 150 years ago for farmers, and production was dramatically boosted with the advent of World War I. By the end of WW II in 1945, the Wellington had become popular among men, women and children for wet weather wear. Nowadays they are used in all forms of industry. And much more important to us: they’re used as a fashion style.

You can buy them in almost every city in the world, or simply order them online. This is my pick:
Company: CHOOKA [Amazon link]
Price range: $25 – $90

Snuggie = Fuggly

Sanja — Sat, 02 Jan 2010 16:12:13 +0000

We all have those days when we just want to snuggle under a blanket and do nothing. (nothing = left alone with our laptop) First couple of days after New Year’s Eve are perfect for that.
Thanks to Wynter Holden at PhoenixNewTimes blogs I’ve discovered Top 5 Geeky Fashion Trends of the Decade Some of those listed things, such as Crocs, I would never ever wear. But, hey, that’s just my personal opinion… ;)

Another listed thing is Snuggie. Wouldn’t mind having one… It’s cold outside, and all I wanna do after this Christmas/NewYear fuss is to stay in my room, on my couch, with a netbook in my lap, and with a nice, warm blanket… So, I think I’m getting one of those…
Company: Snuggie
Price: $ 19.95 (includes 2 snuggies)

Instead of official Snuggie commercial, I consider this one more geek-appropriate ;)

New Year’s Party

Sanja — Thu, 31 Dec 2009 12:15:40 +0000

If you live in New Zealand, than you’re already celebrating New Year 2010. I’m in Europe (France) and I still didn’t have my last lunch in 2009 and the party is hours latter…

So, for those like me, who have yet to decide what to wear for the party, here are a few things which could be a great detail for your tonight’s outfit.

LED Binary Watch by ThinkGeek displays time in binary format and it uses LED lights to display the time. And, of course, it glows in the dark. More details here.
Company: ThinkGeek
Price: $69.99

Binary and Super Mario manicure. For these “products” I do not know the price or where can you get it. Although, I’m sure that with a little bit of creativity you can do it yourself, or a friend could help you.

So, where ever you are, whether you’re going to party or not, whether you like holidays or not, I wish you a very happy New Year.

Rubik’s cube VS ugly sweater

Sanja — Wed, 30 Dec 2009 17:59:30 +0000

What did you get for Christmas? Any ugly-patterned sweater from your old aunt? Hopefully, she’s going to forget what she gave you within few days, and you’ll be able to put it on e-bay. If you menage to sell it, you’ll have a few extra bucks, so why don’t spend it on something useful?
My pick of the day: Rubik’s cube. But not just some ordinary one: it’s a Rubik’s Cube Key Chain.

Little, cheep, sweet and useful.
It keeps hands and minds busy. It helps avoiding boring people at boring parties. You can put it in your pocket and play with it whenever you want, or need ;) And it’s a great geek-fashion detail.

Company: NewburyComics (amazon link)
Price: 3.99 $