High Definite/Accessorahs

The Utilitary Paracord Bracelet:

Made of highly versatile and useful paracord. Hidden key in the buckle that will unlock most pairs of handcuffs. Available in Tac Black, Olive Drab, Multicam (pictured), Coyote Tan, and Burgundy.

Available at Etsy ($20). | Via

Defcon ($74) | Sovet ($74) | Via

For all of your “remembering the 5th of November” needs, by Matthew Borgatti:

After seeing protests erupt all over the world I wanted to make something that could change the game a little. I want people to be able to protest with OWS without the risk of being fired for showing solidarity. I wanted to make something useful, portable, something that could make the biggest difference to the most people. I came up with this mask.

It’s a foldable guy fawkes bandana that can be worn as a full or half face mask. It’s printed with safe sane protesting advice about dealing with police, sharing your location, who to call in the event of legal troubles, and more.

For every bandana ordered, one will be sent to one of the Occupy branches worldwide.

Available here ($16.50). | Via

Human Time Project adopts Blake Mycoskie’s fantastic business model to provide a free watch to a Health Care worker that needs one for every watch purchased.

You can get one here. ($95) | Via

Cool Hunting has been teaming up with different brands to create CH editions of various products.  The latest is a vintage necktie offering with 7-year-old clothier 3sixteen.

From Cool Hunting:

For Cool Hunting, 3sixteen created a series of locally-sourced wool ties in patterns we chose along with (Adrien) Chen. Made in one of the few remaining factories in Manhattan’s Garment District, the fabrics range from sharp plaids to rich solids with subtle textures woven in. We particularly dig their versatility, adding sophistication to casual ensembles and keeping more dignified looks from appearing stuffy.

Available for $80 at Cool Hunting’s online shop.

The Boundless NY x King Stampede label makes its debut.

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This October, Persol will release updated versions of the trademark McQueen 714s.  However, it should be noted that while you may finally be able to get a pair, you still won’t be as badass as the King of Cool.  From Esquire:

The frame comes from a single piece of acetate, broken at three points for the hinges. They then go through a finishing process that creates a seamless silhouette and extra comfortable body. The collection is based on McQueen’s three favorite color ways and limited to 10,000 handmade pieces.

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