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Insert Coin Clothing cashes in on the PlayStation’s 20th anniversary with these officially licensed unisex apparel. The collection plasters the original console’s dull gray color and four color logo into traditional jock gear: a varsity jacket and a basketball jersey. If you haven’t already, carefully remove the chip on your shoulder.
Shhh. It’s okay man. You won. It’s all good. Insert Coin Clothing sells the jacket for about $90 (USD) and the jersey for about $80.
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We’ve featured Dave Delisle’s geeky hockey jerseys a couple of times. It turns out he’s spun off his designs into a separate store, which he simply named Geeky Jerseys. The store sells limited edition hockey or baseball jerseys with themes inspired by video games, movies and tv shows.
As of this writing the Captain America and Batman hockey jerseys are the only ones fully stocked. The ones below only have a few units left:
The ones below and many more are already out of stock, but Geeky Jerseys will make more of them if enough people state their interest (the demand is gauged per design):
Head to Geeky Jerseys to order. The jerseys typically cost $99 (USD) or $105 each. You can customize the name and number of your order.
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