If anyone here was at the fundrazor, you might have noticed Jake sporting a spiffy glowing visor. Well I tracked it down, with his help, here:
Other cyber/gothic locations include:
- Shiny stuff for the lady-folks
- nifty (but pricy) stuff for the techies and cyborgs
Sadly, a lot of the cyber/gothic fashon industry is based in the UK or europe, so shipping may be an issue.
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http://www.nighteyes.cc (They used to sell theatrical lenses with prescriptions, but stopped selling them that way.
)http://www.fanplusfriend.com/servlet/th ... Categories (I have bought so many things from here, and I will probably keep buying from them. So many coats!)
http://www.rivithead.com/ (Best place I've found for cool shoes and boots. They also have a lot of other stuff too though.)
http://www.artificeclothing.com/em/shop ... efault.asp (Predominantly women's wear, but you can find unisex stuff too.)
http://www.findcoolclothes.com/ (Were going out of business, but are now back online with new ownership.)
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http://www.etsy.com/shop/mtcoffinz
http://www.etsy.com/shop/mtcoffinzunderground <-- two shops, with some different items. More for chicks than dudes, but dudes can find nice stuff there, too.
Also, I Kick Shins for amazing hair stuff: http://www.ikickshins.net/
More as I dig things out.
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Thinkgeek get's an eclectic assortment of geek type items. They carry a holster made to fit a NERF maverick pistol, among other things. But the coolest item I want to get if I ever play a Cyborg would be
http://www.thinkgeek.com/product/ef56/? ... ga%20stomp
It's a sound effects box that makes your walking and movements sound like one of 9 things, a robot, a zombie, a monster, gunslinger, Rainy day splashing
Next
I have a lot of good luck with Threads of Time
They make various types of period clothing, Steampunk as well as Medieval/Fantasy
http://www.threadsoftime.com/
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I know that many of you out there probably have similar links that you've found over the years or favorite places that have done good work for you.
Let's use this thread to spread the information. Cool stuff you've found, Cheap items that work, Good craftsmen that make sturdy material.
Go!
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