Obey Clothing

There's nothing more annoying than an apparel company more committed to flash animation, blog entries, and declarations of social causes than they are in swaddling your woolly nudity. Dropping a full-featured web presence with the gear to back it up, Obey Clothing

Already celebrated for fusing art, design, and musical influences into genre-crossing threads, the veteran streetwear line's gotten a massive online makeover, with a slick new site immersed in unique, brand-driven content, and a spankin' new e-shop brimming with enough merch that you'll tolerate unique, brand-driven content. Fresh holiday gear includes 100% cotton flannels like the ruddy, dual-pocketed, slim cut Overtime, and the thick striped blue-n-beige Rikers; or, grab pants ranging from regular fits such as the Tooth and Nail (distressed indigo denim vintage'd up with grease stains) to the 98% cotton/2% spandex Freedom Cord, whose skinny cut'll despotically moose-knuckle your junk. Outerwear includes the double-breasted wool Boddington peacoat, the military-styled, 100% cotton Garcia w/ rabbit fur hood, and the orange and navy Disco Jacket w/ disco ball hood print, a polyester wind breaker that could save your life if you ever spend a Night on Disco Mountain

You can also snag swag from Obey's 40+ tees, including a design celebrating the film The 11th Hour, a documentary focused on solutions to the collapse of our planet's ecosystem -- such as flash animation, and blogging...