This Ouija board sleeve was created by JoeVLeather, and it’s just the thing for having conversations with the spirit world – wherever you go. It’s handmade out of leather with a suede lining, and can be ordered for all generations of Apple’s iPad, including the latest one. The case uses four elastic bands to hold your iPad in place.

The Ouija board iPad sleeve sells for $84.99 (USD) – but you’ll have to provide your own Ouija pointer. You can check out his online store for more of his wares.

Simeon from Two Lives Left noticed that his tan leather Smart Cover was getting worn by his hand, so he decided to try and stain it with coffee. First, he tried to paint it with coffee, let it set and then towel off the excess. He painted it with a few coats, letting it set and wiping off the excess each time. Then, he decided to rub in some ground coffee for additional color.

The resulting cover looks pretty good with its nice warm brown leather look, though it must smell of coffee pretty strongly. If you don’t like that, then you probably shouldn’t try this hack, and might want to just go with food coloring or dye instead.

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The iPhone Carabiner Clip will clip onto your utility belt or backpack without any problems. The clip comes with a leather strap. All you have to do is to secure it to the bottom of your iPhone 4/4S using a couple of tiny screws (screwdriver included) and you’re ready to hit the streets. You can also use it to hold your cell lenses, clip to a camera strap or hang your keys. Obviously, the latter option isn’t recommended unless you want to scratch up that shiny new iPhone.

I could also see it coming in handy to hang your phone from a tree branch or other sufficiently small bar as an impromptu camera stand.

And in case you’re wondering if you can still use the dock connector with the clip in place.

The iPhone Carabiner Clip sells for $30(USD) over at Photojojo.

While you can’t actually buy the exact one he wore (I’m sure that anything that Bieber touches instantly is worth ungodly amounts of cash), you can own one made by the same artist – based on the same design worn by the teen pop idol.

This cool neo-Victorian glove is handmade by artist Ian Finch-Field of SkinzNhydez, who specializes in leather steampunk goods. It’s made from leather, brass, rivets, studs, an old pocket watch, and even has a working LEDs built into it.  Each glove is made to order and appears to have had some design refinements since Bieber wore his. For some reason, it makes me think of a steampunk Iron Man – if he were played by Justin Bieber instead of Robert Downey, Jr.

If you just have to do everything Bieber does, or just think it looks cool despite Justin wearing it, you can buy one of just ten of these being made over on Etsy – for $1,700 CAD (~$1,765 USD). While that might seem a bit expensive, at least your purchase will go to a good cause, with 20% of of each one sold going to the Greater Victoria Animal Crusaders.

Evouni’s Leather Arc Cover is quite simple and elegant in its design, made from Italian calfskin leather that will get even more supple with use. While it’s made for iPhones, it looks like it might accommodate phones from other manufacturers, since it’s not really designed to be a snug fitting case.

You can get it on Amazon for $69.99(USD) in either black or claret (though I’m unsure what color that is in the picture below.) They also make a version for the iPad 2 for $120. Evouni have a variety of other cases listed over at their online store as well.

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But you can be the king (or queen) of your very own throne, albeit the octopus kind.

Maximo Riera’s handmade leather Octopus Chair is sort of creepy, but it does have a certain look and feel to it that reminds me of thrones – or a chair for an evil supervillain.

But keep in mind though: having this piece of furniture won’t bring you any prestige, though you might gain some fame as being the loony person who bought a chair with an upholstered octopus for about $53,550 (USD).

And if you can afford such a thing, then I doubt you’re after the “riches” part of being royal.

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The sides on the bag can attached, to make a more box-like shape for your toiletries. Instead, if you want to use it as a gadget folio, just undo the sides, and it has enough space for your iPad or 11-inch MacBook Air. You might be able to fit a few more items in there along with it. Just don’t try and actually put your laptop and your hair gel in there at the same time – I can’t imagine that’d be a good idea.

The folio looks pretty handsome and comes in four different varieties. The canvas versions will cost you $149 while the leather ones will set you back $189.

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It will work with a bunch of different recent smartphones, from iPhones to Samsungs, letting you do your FaceTime and Skype chats hands-free. The bracelet adjustable to fit most shapes and sizes (of both people and phones), so it’s basically one-size-fits-all.

It will cost you $24 CAD (~$24 USD) to get this bracelet, and Jesse’s got some black ones available as well. It’s definitely a handy stand that looks good even if you just wear it as a bracelet.

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Each mouse pad measures 7.5″ x 9″ and is made of vegetable-tanned leather that’s been cut, stamped and finished by hand. doneLeather will gladly stamp up to 10 characters on your order for free. You can ask them to stamp more if you’re willing to pay extra. Other customization options like decorated edges are also available.

Order your very own leather mousepad from doneLeather’s Etsy shop for a mere $25 (USD). No cow-slaying and crafting necessary.

Twelvesouth, the company that pegs itself not only Apple-friendly, but Apple only, makes this and I have to say that it looks pretty swanky. I like how it can carry around a 3 or 4 credit cards too, meaning that you’ll probably end up leaving your wallet at home. And if you have any concerns, the Twelvesouth guys assure us that they’ve performed rigorous testing, and putting your iPhone alongside your credit cards is perfectly safe, and will not erase them.

The BookBook case is available exclusively for the iPhone 4, and is made from durable, distressed and stitched leather. It should be noted that there’s no opening for the camera lens though, and you’ll have to slide your iPhone up an inch or so when you want to snap a picture.

The BookBook will cost you $59.99 (USD) which seems a bit much for an iPhone case. You can get it over at Twelvesouth website, along with a bunch of other stuff that looks pretty cool.

This over-the-top, under-the-water Big Sister getup was made by Looptid Leather and Moar. The body of the outfit is made from leather and metal buckles, and assembled with rivets and stitching. The helmet was built from fiberglass, Kevlar, and metal and has a Plexiglas front that you can see out of (if you don’t mind the tinge of glowing red LED lighting.) Of course, it’s outfitted with all sorts of nasty weaponry, including a giant needle-spike (complete with ADAM container) and harpoon wrist attachment. You are so not getting past the TSA screeners with this thing on.

This one-of-a-kind custom costume has actually been featured in magazines like PlayStation Europe and even mentioned by the guys on 2K Games’ website.  Now it can be yours for the low, low price of just $600 (USD). The guy who made it offers up too much personal information – that he’s 5’11″ tall, with a 32″ waist and 32″ inseam, but that’s mainly so you can figure out if it’ll fit you before you plunk down your hard-earned cash. He does say that it’s designed to adjust to different body sizes though.

If you’re ready to head down to Rapture and scare the crap out of your friends, head on over to Etsy and grab it now.

Rather than numbers around the face, each of the numbers is represented in its binary code. The case is made from stainless steel and the watch hands are luminescent. The band is real leather with a saddle-stitch and the works are water resistant to 5ATM. The glass is sapphire coated quartz.

The only downside is that the watch is expensive at $195 (USD). However, if you want one and you pre-order you can get it for 40% off right now and pay just $119. The watch will ship in July. Is this thing geeky enough for you? Its geek shtick is pretty mild.

The Reptilian Mad Pax Backpack will probably look at home on your back if you’re into cosplay. In fact, it might even match your outfit. If you think they’re made out of some cheap material, you’d be wrong. Each one is made out of leather. It’s got some breathable back pads, two exterior zip pockets, and an another one inside.

You can get Reptilian Mad Pax Backpack from Perpetual Kid for $59.99. If you want something pinker, then you can get the Pink Mad Pax Backpack, which will make you look pretty in pink. More colors and sizes here.

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This menacing mask was made by Etsy seller EpicLeather, and is hand-crafted from Veg Tan leather, with rivet accents. It’s lined with foam and suede for comfort. The mask’s creator says that he’s worn one on his bike at up to 85MPH, and it provides great wind resistance (although he’s quick to point out that it’s not a safety device).

While the mask pictured here is in a natural color, the stormtrooper mask can be ordered in a variety of colors, including white – which is the only color that I think makes sense. You can get your hands on one over at Etsy for $199.99 (USD).

Honestly, if I saw a dude getting off his bike wearing one of these in the brown leather, I’d think the apocalypse was upon us. On the other hand, if I saw him wearing one in white, with a matching helmet, I’d probably go up to him and start quoting lines from Return of the Jedi.

Somewhere in the middle of both categories is the justinCase that not only protects your iPhone but also protects you from contracting any unwanted STDs. That’s right, we’re talking about that kind of protection.

justinCase is a slim textured leather case that looks just like any other plain old boring iPhone case except it’s got something that the others don’t: a secret compartment where you can stash an equally slim packet of rubber. And by rubber, we mean condom.

Need to access your secret stash in a hurry? No problemo. Just reach over and slide the thin panel from the back of the case and you’re all set.

Unfortunately, the justinCase is still a concept design for now (I can hear several dudes and dudettes sighing in disappointment right now) but don’t fret. Hopefully its designer, Chris Holder, can manage to get a hold (yes, pun intended) of some good people who are willing to put this baby into production.

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Grove has two options available. The first one costs $79 (USD) and is a hard case that merges a bamboo back and a customizable leather smart cover, kind of like the one that’s available from Apple.

The second is a laser-engraved bamboo iPad skin, that costs $29 to $39 and is currently available for both the iPad 1 and 2 in a variety of styles. This will definitely give your iPad 2 a new look.

The hard case will be available in 3 to 6 weeks, and they’re taking pre-orders now with a $20 deposit.

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The cases are cut from the same leather hides that are used in Bentley auto interiors and made by the same company – Ettinger. The cases come in Hotspur or Beluga colors, which to us normal folk are black or red.

Each case has contrasting stitching and they look pretty cool. The iPad case will set you back $146 (USD) and the smartphone cases are $73. Those prices are surprisingly reasonable considering the brand. Availability is unknown at this time.

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The HOON vs. Neo Legend joystick will feature “traditional craftsmanship, luxury materials and high technology.” Which basically means each one is handmade in a Parisian workshop, using lacquered oak, and wrapped in ostrich leather, and loaded with a high-quality set of Sanwa hardware that works for PS3, Xbox 360 and PC gaming.

I don’t know how much this thing is going to cost, but I’m going to bet it’ll be pricey when it comes out on February 18th. If you want to reserve one, drop an email to order[at]hoon.fr to get on the pre-order list.

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Rest easy emo folks, your watchband has arrived. It comes from Elecom and is big, wide, and made of leather. It may be lacking in the stud and zipper department, but you can always whip out your Bedazzler or something. You can get brown color in addition to the black.

The hardware has a burnished brass looking finish and a leather strap hold the nano onto the main watchstrap body. Apparently, the straps are about $43 each, and will be hitting Japan in January. No word on when you’ll be able to get one elsewhere.

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The EFO folding iPad case is made from leather, and has a built-in keyboard so you can type much faster than you can with the on-screen keyboard. When closed, the case offers protection for your delicate iPad.According to the specs, the keyboard should run for about a week on a single charge, more if you’re only using it a few hours a day.

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While it’s hard to tell what the build quality is like from the pictures, I have to say that $50 seems completely reasonable for a single device that combines both a case and a wireless keyboard. You can order one over at the EFO-Shop now.