Lot 29 Urban Wear’s Batman hooded sweatshirt is covered with the likeness of not just every ripple of muscle on the BatSuit, but even has a masked face when you zip up the hood all the way.

It’s just a little freaky looking, but isn’t Batman kind of a freak anyhow? Available from SuperHeroStuff (about $75 USD).

[via The Awesomer]

Adorned with a larger than life NES controller on the back and an (almost)  actual-size embroidered controller on the chest, you’ll be showing off your 8-bit fanaticism whether you’re coming or going.

The jacket is officially licensed by Nintendo, and available in a limited edition of just 1,000. So if you want one, you’d better move faster than Mario in the video clip below:

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This very special collectible is available now in a variety of sizes over at 80sTees.com for $200 (USD), which happens to be just about you would have paid for an NES when it first came out back in 1985.

Surface Tension’s new hangUP arcade coat hooks use real joystick balls and buttons to hang up all of your coats, umbrellas, man purses and any other hangy stuff you have hanging around.

Coming sometime early this year, they’ll be available in 3UP and 4UP versions. You can pick your own joystick ball colors too. The standard models will ship in black walnut wood, but they’re happy to take custom orders for other materials too.

Me, I want one that looks like the front of an old Missile Command cabinet, complete with cigarette burns. It’s too bad you can’t hang a coat on a trackball. Pricing hasn’t been announced yet, but if you’d like to inquire about ordering one you can contact Surface Tension here.

Covered from head to waist with graphics inspired by the classic 8-bit platformer, the (slightly misspelled) MarioFlauge hoodie is perfect for the Mario fanatic in your life.

The Cotton/Poly hoodie is perfect for keeping warm in the cool days ahead. It features some really nice attention to detail, like a metal mushroom zipper pull, and little thumb hole cutouts in the arm bands “for quick gaming access” (which I’m pretty sure would be even quicker if you just stuck your hands out of the sleeves). There’s even an inside pocket for storing your iPod (although I think a GameBoy would be more appropriate).

The limited-edition hoodie is available for preorder now from Enclothe for $65 USD.

[via Emptees via The Awesomer]

Designed by Scandanavian design mavens Junk de Luxe, the shiny synthetic look kind of reminds me of those cheezy old Members Only jackets, only further reinforcing the 1980s theme.

Unfortunately, the only place I can find these is from Trendlovers in Denmark. So unless you happen speak Danish, you may be out of luck. If you absolutely must be kept warm by aliens this winter, you can always pick up a toasty Space Invaders scarf.

The Massage me jacket lets the person giving the massage get their game on while the person receiving the treatment gets to chill out. More intensive massage results in better game play, motivating the masseur to give a good rub down. According to the designer of the device “Otherwise wasted button-pushing energy is transformed into a massage and the addicted game player becomes an inexhaustible masseur.”

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Numerous pressure sensors are built into the jacket, converting massage into control signals for a video game console.

Since the jacket really just works in place of a traditional gamepad, it works with many off-the-shelf games. I’d imagine that “button-mashers” like fighting games are best, while first-person-shooters probably wouldn’t work all that well. I wonder if Dance Dance Revolution would work best if you walked on the person’s back?

[via Instructables]