This oven mitt nods to LCD Soundsystem’s riotous “Drunk Girls” music video, which saw the dance-rock band mauled by people in panda costumes. Made from insulated neoprene rather than foam, this mitt can withstand temperatures of up to 400 degrees Fahrenheit. Additionally, it is designed with a textured side to make gripping pots and pans slip-free—even when dancing in the kitchen.
Featuring lyrics from avant-pop artist Caroline Polachek’s song “Parachute,” from her first solo album, Pang, this shirt also boasts a fictional map—with destinations like “Not afraid to drown” and “Awake.” Available in size small to XXL and made from 100% cotton, this garment’s witchy, folklore vibe echoes that of the gorgeous song.
Independent media company A24 has released a book celebrating some of the most engaging, ingenious, off-kilter and absurd movie merch: For Promotional Use Only: A Catalogue of Hollywood Movie Swag and Promo Merch from 1975-2005. From a Matryoshka doll promoting Being John Malkovich to a Stepford Wives frisbee, Jaws stockings, a Parent Trap fanny pack and more, there are 160+ products included in the book. As part of the …
