Tuxedo jacket made from computer keys
Japan-based artist, Julien David, is a total nerd, and it shows with his latest geek chic collection that includes a tuxedo jacket made using computer keys. Appropriately named the 900 Jacket, it has 900 computer keys sewn onto wool material and is available for sale in speciality boutiques globally and, ironically, for purchase online.
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Radstronomical said | 2 August, 2011
yeah… I agree with Cat. It’s weird that you say multiple times that it’s made “entirely” of computer keys, since it’s clearly made mostly of… a jacket? and then there are some keyboard keys.
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Cat said | 2 August, 2011
Thaaaat…is just a jacket with some shit glued on it?