From a NY-born designer inspired to create his own underwear after losing his luggage in Jodhpur (aren't we all?), 'wallahs are brightly-patterned skivvies made from a ridiculously soft 70/30 bamboo-cotton blend that "fits looser than boxer briefs and tighter than woven boxers" -- finally, the centrist "third way" of nard-swaddling.

Buy online at BoxerWallah.com

Straight outta White Plains, this carnival-inspired site uses your webcam to photograph your mug inside cut-out frames, from stock stuff (guy with huge beard), to pop-cult icons (Spock, Lil' Mac from Punch Out), to historical figures (Lincoln, Napoleon), to vintage LP covers (Luis Alberto's "Mood for Romance"!). You can also adjust brightness, contrast, hue, etc, to match your skin tone to the cut-out -- because when it comes to imposing your grinning face on Weezy Jefferson, fidelity is paramount.

Damn you're handsome: FunFaceCam.com

75% off a wide variety of premium duds ($60 double sewn, five-pocket jeans, $30 button-downs, $75 sweaters, etc) from Earnest Sewn, who are dedicated to the Japanese style aesthetic of Wabi-Sabi -- or, finding beauty in imperfection, though given that you'll be wearing this stuff, how much beauty is too much?

From Henry Blodgett's tech-biz blog, this brief post reveals a deviously simple way to bypass the pay-wall that restricts article access to the WSJ online, thus allowing you to genuflect at the altar of capitalism while simultaneously pilfering from its donation plate.

Get the hook up at BusinessInsider.com

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