Sick street style, with a conscience.

Artist Jason Podlaski of deckstool sources shattered skateboards from skate shops and skate parks in the United States and Canada and turns them into functional pieces of furniture.

These benches are built to last, while nonetheless echoing the culture that busted up the material in the first place. Every dent and scar is preserved, as are the original graphics of the boards. Handcrafted and reinforced by skilled craftsmen in Pennsylvania, each stool is unique – with its own combination of colors and graffiti.

For just $199, available via the artist, you can straddle some serious deck without risking life and limb.

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WeWood turns out time pieces we all want to ditch our cell phones for.

A question posed to me many times regarding watches and fashion: “Do people still wear watches when they have cell phones to tell the time?” I’m sure the watch industry has had a slight decline but people love the look of a solid time piece. They’re tough, sexy and yes, they even help you tell time.

These watches by WeWood are perfect for the fashion blogger or the avid outdoorsman or woman, “emerging out of Italy as an emblem of eco-luxury and design.” With an avant-garde approach to sophisticated sustainability, the brand recycles industrial wood scraps, to create a watch that itself is a statement, beyond fashion.

Plus, for every WeWood watch sold, the company plants a tree which we like to hear about, perhaps even more than the constant tick of time.

$119

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