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Lederhosen: Now built for your iPod

April 10, 2008 Peter Rohde 1 Comment

A German company has begun producing Lederhosen with a special iPod pocket. Isn’t it great to see that something so classic and timeless can enter the modern age.

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  1. hannibal says:
    April 12, 2008 at 5:36 am

    Where can one buy one? How much are they?

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