This site specializes in the weaponry of cosplay, featuring loads of delightfully weird fantasy blades, and a few practical things too – where one can find knives from both The Legend of Zelda and Iron Chef. AbbyShot clothing, Japanese and European armor, and fannish bits of domestica and adornment in the Film & TV collectibles section – for those who would love a set of Middle Earth goblets, or a rather cyber-looking Dr. Who watch.
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Shiny brass reproductions of navigational devices and other steampunk delights. Compasses, telescopes, and sextants are the main draws, with a ton of accessories in the Miscellaneous section: pocket watches, swords, compacts and sewing kits, globes and barometers, levels and scales, sundials, drinking and gameware, all kinds of old-world gadgets for the thrill of scientific discovery or just getting up to rakish behavior.
Darkwear offered with extra-voluptuous figures in mind. The clothing winds through Victoriana, lolita, pinup, and good old 80’s leather jackets. Footwear, jewelry, hair things, bags, and daggers, and housewares, with much of it from Demonia and Alchemy Gothic.
Just what it says: bodices, breeches, handkerchief skirts, sashed shirts, ruffled jackets and swordsman pants, with some bellydance sparkliness. Bracers, pouched belts, tricorns, bandannas and thigh-high cuffed boots, with pewter drinkware and pistol replicas to provide the drama.
Medieval armor and weaponry, from mohawked Roman Centurion helmets to steel gauntlets that accordion over the fingers, double-headed war axes and nasty spiky maces, wiggly daggers and a little chainmail. In addition to all the rather aggro merch, there’s home decor, Celtic jewelry, and a page of dungeon accents.
Dude-heavy renaissance and medieval dress: druid cloaks and poofed shirts, tunics and tabards, leather and chainmail accessories with the occasional lace snood and some unisex pieces for the ladies. Period weaponry, too, which gets pretty nasty with axes, scourges, plated gauntlets, and the Roman “fallback weapon in hand-to-hand combat” half cestus, which screams heavy metal.
Huge catalog of coffingoth fashions full of jagged lace and bustier tops – Alchemy Gothic housewares, bags that blend couture shapes with dark trimmings, Fantasy Boots, Velda Lauder corsetry, fantasy axes, rocker ties, jewelry, drinkware, journals, tees, hoodies, kids’ stuff, pretty much everything.
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