14 math-themed fashion items that are as sweet as Pi
Math nerds get ready. Pi Day is coming.
On March 14, geniuses around the world will be honoring the infinite number that begins with 3.14159.
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This year, celebrate the calculated holiday with smart clothes and accessories that are sure to multiply your fashion game.
1. 3.14 Socks, $10
Wear your brains on your feet with these two-toned trouser socks.
2. Geometric pouch, $142.86
The shapes on this Bao Bao Issey Miyake clutch will bring you back to your protractor days.
3. Complicated kicks, $130
Boring Chuck Taylors go back to school for a rainbow equation upgrade.
4. Calculator phone case, $5.52
Be the master of conversation with this silicone phone case.
5. Angular sweatshirt, $29.75
Teach haters a lessons with this math geek pullover.
6. Square root studs, $32
These silver studs found the square root of genius and chic.
7. Numbers game keychain, $330
Keep your numbers game strong with this Maison Margiela fabric keychain.
8. Problematic watch, $32.58
This algebra watch is the perfect gift for the math geeks in your life.
9. Smarty pants, $24.99
Solve the physics of fashion one leg at a time.
10. Math geek ties, $38.50
Be the most stylish nerd in the math lab with these graphic silk ties.
11. I heart math clutch, $1, 067
This leather-lined statement clutch reveals where your true passion lies.
12. Symbolic earrings, $10
A bold statement earring plus a quirky sense of humor equals funky mathematician fashion.
13. Cutie Pi brooch, $15
Laser cut and hand painted, this pun pin is a symbol of sweet precision.
14. Count on your fingers rings, $48
Wear these gold brass rings alone or stack them up for optimum impact.
This water-resistant messenger bag lets you carry the black board with you wherever you go.
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Noelle Sciacca is a Fashion Reporter at Mashable. Noelle writes on the intersection of fashion and the media. A graduate of Liberty University with a degree in Business Marketing, Noelle previously worked for SELF Magazine and Lucky Magazine. At Mashable, her aim is to make the most innovative, entertaining, and empowering fashion content on the web.
