This chair is $1300. Technically it’s $1295, but you’re better than the pseudoscience of product pricing so lets call it $1300. Which is probably more than: your rent, first car, the amount of money in your savings, you’d be willing to pay in ransom for your girlfriend – but that’s not the point. If we were going to spend such an astronomical sum of money on a chair it would be this chair. The Restoration Hardware Aviator Chair doesn’t require an upsell or a product description, all it needs is the picture. Look at it. You know you want that chair. Don’t even pretend you don’t want to sit in the distressed, whiskey leather clad World War II fighter jet chair. Any man that says otherwise is lying. $1295

Boat shoes. Topsiders. Deck shoes. They aren’t just for boats and rolled jean hipsters anymore. With the advent of the Important So and So x Someone Else Important (in this case Band of Outsiders and Sperry) collaboration, boat shoes have gone under the knife more than a few times in recent history. One of the most notable operations is the one you’re looking at now – the Band of Outsiders x Sperry Corduroy Deck Shoes. Band of Outsiders is the name when it comes to high design collaborations and Sperry is the only name that matters in the world of Topsiders. Their collaboration trades the standard leather or canvas for the material you were wearing from the waist down in high school – cordoruy. Except this time it’s cool. And don’t worry, the leather laces and Sperry sole you’re used to haven’t gone anywhere. $213

The Yellow Bird Project is a Montreal-based nonprofit that works with an amazing range of indie rock musicians to design unique t-shirt that benefit an array of charities, each chosen by the musicians. This triple threat – feel good, do good, look good – is a total win-win. So while you might be looking to represent your favorite band, support a good cause or just sport a fresh tee, with your Yellow Bird Project purchase, you’re really doing all three. $25+

When you’re on the road, you will need something to carry all that indispensable stuff in. You know the stuff we’re talking about: the iPad, iPhone, chargers, moleskine, pen, and every other gadget you mistakenly think you can’t live without. Since no amount of planning, baggage restrictions, or additional fees can ever prevent you from bringing this stuff with, you might as well travel in style. And that means the Will On the Road Briefcase. The army inspired canvas briefcase has just the right amount of rugged style (probably because of the red plaid interior) you need when you’re in need of a briefcase. $275

Unlike any other Mine/Yours combos–towels, bathrobes, Audis–these Mine/Yours shot glasses are actually cool. The obvious joke will amuse your friend getting the whiskey in the 1.5 oz. “Yours” glass. That is, of course, until you get absolutely wasted off your super-sized 4 oz. glass and your friend has be the designated driver, then apologize to the girl at the bar you looked at and proclaimed “Who releashed the Cracken?!”, before taking you home early and tucking you in by the toilet. Which we guess works out well for you, so hey, if you’re ok with manipulating your friends like that, carry on. Hell, if you can even do a 4 oz. shot in one go, you have our respect. And likely a drinking problem. $10

We’re going to hazard a guess and say you might have already heard about the new Apple gadgets. After all, Apple’s cosmetic modifications to their product lines is bigger news than Heidi Montag’s. Unlike Heidi though, when Apple went back to the drawing board they came out with results we can (and will) get behind. Because all you need is a handful, right?

The iPod Touch now comes in 8gb ($229) / 32gb ($299) / 64gb ($399) sizes and packs… wait for it… FaceTime. That’s right, now you can join the amateur video orgy and you don’t even need an iPhone4. Plus it’s got an A4 processor, HD video, and 960×640 resolution.

Apple TV ($99) went reverse Michael Jackson and will no longer feel alienated among the rest of your home theater components. In addition to fitting in the palm of your hand, it has: instant rentals (including HD), Netflix streaming, 802.11n, and a tiny ass remote you can use to program your Harmony.

The iPod Nano got the Huey Lewis treatment and is now totally square. The 8gb ($149) and 16gb ($179) models now pack multi-touch, genius, iPod+Nike, FM Radio, and a clip so you can “keep the music moving with you” (we couldn’t make that shit up if we tried). Since it comes in 7 (SEVEN!) bright colors make sure you save your allowance because you’re going to want to catch them all. $99+

“Tarpaulin is an unline industrial grade material designed for water resistance and maximum durability.” At least that’s what the Jack Spade site says. Honestly, that could describe velcro, nylon, condoms, parachutes, goretex, and well, you get the idea. The point is, we – like you – have no f’ing idea what tarpaulin is. What we do know is that it’s water resistant, maximumly durable, and pretty freaking awesome. Jack Spade took some of it in two shades of blue, black, and orange and turned it into a duffle bag we must have. The bags maximum durability is completed with Jack Spade die-cast hardware, #5 molded plastic zippers, and nylon webbing. Throw in a bunch of pockets, a screened address label, and a name like Jack Spade and it’s easy to understand why we want it. If you’re listening Jack, go with “Tarpaulin, it’s waterproof and shit. You want it.” because we get that. $235

Bamboo has come to the fore on the wave of green trends. It’s that wood that’s readily abundant, pretty to look at, and has many applications. And now we can add watchmaking to them: Reveal’s Bamboo watch uses the wood in the housing and band, creating a look that’s decidedly different while remaining classic and sharp. The grain’s natural beauty comes with the added benefit that it’s a very sustainable wood. On the flipside of this Eco coin, BP has partnered with a watchmaker recently to do a commemorative Gulf Spill watch made from tar balls and baby pelican feathers. $118