Category: Geek Wear

This little girl is wearing a custom-made armor kit that was created from a 48-inch First Order Stormtrooper toy by RPF contributor Jim Brock. If either of my kids were small enough to fit into costume armor like this, I would be building it right now.

There are plenty of Star Wars jackets and clothing out there that you can buy on the cheap; things like t-shirts and hoodies. If you want something fancy schmancy that looks like it came from the Star Wars universe, you can get that too.

Be the bounty hunter you’ve always wanted to be with this super awesome and nerdy jacket. This Boba Fett windbreaker makes you look just like our favorite Mandalorian any time. You’ll have to supply the helmet and real jetpack yourself though.

If you are the slobby sort who can’t seem to keep your food off your clothes, you might want to use a napkin. The Three Stooges always crammed napkins into their shirt collars to keep food off.

If you are a motorcyclist who also happens to be a hardcore cat person, check this out. Here are a bunch of helmets that have ears and look like a cat’s face. There are several designs and while some look like normal cats, others look like something out of Wonderland.

General, there’s a settlement in the Mushroom Kingdom that needs your help! Redditor 3dbdotcom designed Fallout-themed Super Mario Bros. costumes for this year’s PAX South. He went as Mario, his wife was Princess Peach and his friend was the baddest Luigi you’ve ever seen.

In 2014, fashion designer Anouk Wipprecht made a robotic spider dress that can brandish its spiky appendages when something comes too close to the wearer. Anouk’s new wearable wings have a similar feature. Since they’re made with LEGO, they’re easier to build than the arachnid-inspired armor.

When Robert proposed to fellow Nintendo fan Jeanette back in 2014, he did it with some Zelda-themed scrolls. Naturally, the couple both wanted to keep the theme going when they turned to Takayas Custom Jewelry for their wedding band.

Like most of us, Darth Vader had a boss. I’m sure Imperial management wanted him to do more than just force-choking admirals and chilling in his ball thingy where he could take off his mask. I bet he had paperwork to do, bosses love that crap. 

There are plenty of geeky gals out there who love the Star Wars franchise. The thing is that not all women like to be overt about their geeky side. For those who prefer to be more subtle, this Darth Vader Kimono Cardigan is perfect.

When my son was a baby, he was the messiest eater on the planet. He couldn’t control his arms and legs well enough to walk yet, nor could he reach around the edges of his high chair, yet somehow me managed to get food all over the walls.

Mr. Meeseeks has one job. That’s to keep you warm. Just be aware, he will do whatever it takes, to do this job. At least you aren’t asking him to improve your golf game. That always ends badly.

Turn yourself into an SD character effortlessly with Takara Tomy’s Dodeca Head. It’s a series of oversized inflatable helmets in a variety of styles. There’s a samurai, a geisha, a knight and a girl with pig tails.

The wearability of ThinkGeek’s oversized Mega Man helmet is just a suggestion. Thankfully, fans who don’t want to go full robot can still show their love for the Blue Bomber with Emio’s officially licensed Mega Man headphones.

Star Wars. You can’t avoid it right now. It’s everywhere. It’s in theaters, on store shelves in toy form, in your grocery store, also on everyone’s feet! Thanks to Stance, maker of cool and unique socks, you can put some Star Wars on your feet with these limited-edition socks.

Get a wormhole figure with Shenova’s eye-catching Space-Time Dress, from the brand’s new STEM collection. The dress is 40″ long and is made of easy wash, four-way stretch polyester and spandex. Buy the dress from Shenova for $139 (USD) and rock that Einstein-Rosen steez.