Opposuits, the company that brought you the “Cannaboss” pot-leaf suit, is back at it again with the ultimate in retro tacky-chic.

For the stylish young man stricken with Pac-Man Fever, Opposuits offers this sharp-cut jacket with matching pants and tie covered in Pac-Man graphics. The iconic maze, dots, power-pellets, Inky, Pinky, Blinky, Clyde, and Pakku-Man himself are all represented. The full suit runs $109.99. That seems rather inexpensive to me, but then again I’m not so sure how much use one would get out of a full Pac-Man suit… But maybe you’re that guy who likes to look GQ at the arcade on weekends—you just know that when the gamer-babes see you in this, you’re guaranteed to get SO LAID.
 

 
May we recommend that the gentleman set it off with a pair of custom high-top Pac-Man sneakers?
 

Shoes available at Amazon.
 
More after the jump…

 
Just in time for pandemic season: starting Thursday, the Haruyama Trading Co. will begin offering suits designed to protect the wearer from the deadly H1N1 strain of influenza:

The suit is coated with the chemical titanium dioxide, which reacts to light to break down and kill the virus when it comes into contact with it, according to Junko Hirohata.  The chemical is a common ingredient in toothpaste and cosmetics.

The suit—which is indistinguishable from any other worn by Japan’s legion of “salarymen”—comes in four colors and styles, which are medium grey, charcoal, navy and a grey pinstripe.

Note: for illustration purposes only, the above suit reflects the Haruyama Trading Co.‘s water-repellent suit, and not the one designed to shield its wearer from swine flu.

In the Telegraph: Japanese Suit That Fights Flu