2010 Summer season Travel Trend: Globe Cup Flip Flops And T-Shirts?

Seeking for an alternative to that flag patch on your backpack to show your nationalistic pride even though traveling this summer season? Turns out, with Globe Cup fever firmly infecting the globe, one particular of this year’s hottest summer season trends (or, at least, this according to Jaunted) are the World Cup-themed sandals made  by Havaianas.

These limited edition footwear come in 17 various varieties, representing the biggest of the powerhouses in the world of football (USA, South Africa, Brazil, Mexico, Germany, Argentina, Spain, The Netherlands, Australia, England, Paraguay, France, Japan, Italy, Portugal, Nigeria and Cameroon), and are a sure way to strike up some friendly banter between you and your hostelmates this tournament season.

For anything a little much more conspicuous, verify out Didi’s Globe Cup-inspired minimalist t-shirts, a uncomplicated show of 5 names from 1 of eleven unique teams, all on the proper colour tee. For instance, Argentina lists the names, Tévez, Agüero, Verón, Higuaín, Messi, Heinze on a child-blue background.

As a side-note, as I sit right here typing this post in our planet headquarters, I am wearing a pair of knock-off Mozambique flag-emblazoned pair of flip flops, thus once again proving my location as a forerunner in the planet of high style, yet a pretty poor predictor of achievement in the globe of  international sports.

Obtain the flip-flops here and the t-shirts right here.

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