We're back with yet another installment of our monthly Shopping Guide column. March is half-way done, and a bunch of new items have hit the market. Our staff has diligently searched far and wide across internet and retail stores to find and feature some of the coolest items to purchase for yourself or others. We compiled a list of something for just about everyone. Check it out!

iLuv's iMM190 App Station (iPod/iPhone)
Price: $89.99
Buy it: I-Luv.com
Although it was due out in February, iLuv finally delivered their new iMM190 App Station this month. Not only does this serve as dock station with speakers for Apple devices such as the iPod and iPhone, it's also a charger. It's line-in jack also gives it the power to accommodate other audio devices.

Additionally, it employs a custom iLuv app, which the company says will be frequently updated with new features. A couple of the iLuv app features include the Clock, which turns the station into a digital alarm clock with weather information; and a Skype option to carry on conversations in stereo-sound.

It looks cool, puts out great sound quality, and works as  multiple devices. We love it!

v-Jays Headphones
Price: $98
Buy it: JAYS.se
The popularity of personal media devices over the past years have spawned countless versions of quality headphones, the most popular being Dr. Dre's Beats By Dre. But, if you don't wanna spend $350, there are many other options out there for you. The lightweight Sweden-manufactured v-Jays is just one of them.

Three young guys from a small town in Sweden have been pushing out premium headphones since 2006. One of their latest is the v-Jays, which they recently let us test. We were pleasantly surprised too. They did a great job on the design, and the sound quality isn't far off. It boasts crystal-clear highs and thumping bass in a lightweight product.

With a price tag of $98, they are definitely affordable. Cost and quality definitely make the JAYS competitors in their field. If consumers pay attention, they are sure to catch on.

Hellz Bellz X Mosley Tribes Chambers Sunglasses
Price: $220
Buy it: KarmaLoop.com
The Chambers collabo frames were released in two colorways, as a part of Mosley Tribe's Resort/Spring 2010 collection, and a collaborative effort with New York-based fashion line Hellz Bellz.

The black frames have a red interior and grey gradient lenses; and the vintage tortoise rock a jade green interior with spice brown gradient lenses. Both are beautifully done, are stylish, and neutral enough to wear with any outfit.

While $220 is quite pricey, the limited availability make them a pair of sunglasses you won't find too many people rocking. And, since they've been out since at least December 2009, it's unknown how many are left for sale. Head over to KarmaLoop.com, and get them while you can.

The Vandal Vacation Tee (White)
Price: $25
Buy it: KarmaLoop.com
REVOK1 is a reknowned graffiti artist who's recent bombing sprees caught international attention, when he was popped at an Australian airport by authorities in November after tweeting about his vandalism tour. Well, REVOK hooked up with the 7th Letter for a collabo tee called the "Vandal Vacation," a phrase used in a news report about his Australia arrest.

The Vandal Vacation tee features the words in purple, while a pair of REVOK's signature aviator sunglasses are perched over it. On the back of the shirt, the phrase written in graffiti script reads "Very Remorseful", the phrase he told reporters after being released from jail. Below it, a rejected passport stamp.

Swatch's Right Track Watch
Price: $370
Buy it: Swatch.com
Swatch recently dropped a new watch called the Right Track, a luxury timepiece without the luxury price tag. The newest watch is a part of the company's Chrono Automatic series, available in two colors: blue and white.

It features windows in the case back presenting a direct view of the self-winding mechanical movement. The blue boasts a dark blue synthetic leather strap with an alligator pattern with blue stitching, a double, dark blue leather loop and a brushed stainless steel 316L buckle; while the white is the same, but well, in white. And the tri-dial face sets the Swiss watches off beautifully.

Both are very nice watches. It's elegance and clear-cut style make it a worthy buy, especially at under $400. If you want a quality watch, Swatch's Right Track might be the right one for you.

Burton's 420 Kit
Price: $21.95
Buy it: KarmaLoop.com
The 420 Kit by Burton is perfect for the person using it for that certain time of the day. While Burton claims they have "no idea what this thing is for", the wallet-sized satchel is crush-resistant and watertight, and has a pouch perfectly sized for a lighter, a poker to clean our your "tobacco pipe," and a spot to store any herbs you may have.

Other versions may have a removable baggie. While they're sold out on the official Burton website, our friends are KarmaLoop have a few different ones -- a blue plaid (pictured to the right), a black one with a green design they call "Earth," and a black one. Each boasts the same accessories.

The blue plaid sells for $21.95, while the other two are selling for $24.95. Get your kit now!

Native Shoe's Jefferson
Price: $44.99
Buy it: NativeShoes.com
As if the Crocs trend didn't come and go fast enough, a shoe company is launching a pair of Croc-life kicks this summer for those who loved the style before and want to sport them again.

Native Shoes are set to release The Jefferson this summer in a variety of colors -- from red and yellow to black and blue -- and has the same vent-like holes previous Croc footwear were known for. The new sneakers are made of featherlite EVA, and are said to be durable enough to endure tough terrain and cold seasons, all while being slip-ons.

While they're probably not our sneaker/shoe of choice, we thought some of our readers might like them or think they're interesting. If you want em, head to their website to find out where and when you can.

Case-Mate's Hug iPhone 3G/3GS Case & Charging Pad
Price: $99.99
Buy it: Case-Mate.com
Case-Mate, the manufacturer and creator of a countless innovative protective cases for mobile phones and other gadgets, recently revealed a new product for the iPhone called the Hug. It is a new case that not only offers a protective casing for your phone, but it's dual purpose is to be a wireless charger all-in-one.

It comes with both a case and charging pad. When you come home, you place your iPhone on the pad, and it charges your phone with just the power needed to re-charge it, making it green friendly.

According to the company, the charging pad was designed with future compatibility in mind, with the Qi standard (the platform for wireless charging). So, in theory, this will allow manufacturers to create charging stations at airports, coffee shops, in the car and at home, giving you the ability to charge your phone almost anywhere.

We love the case's design, and ability to easily charge your phone just by placing it on the pad. No plug, nothing, wirelessly! If this isn't what you're looking for, Case-Mate has many other options ... just browse their site.

Quirky's Cloak iPad Case
Price: $42
Buy it: Quirky.com
This month, the Quirky community came together to develop a sleek, sturdy case with a modern design resembling that of an office folder. Just in time for the iPad pre-sale launch on last Friday (March 12), they introduce The Cloak. A very cool sleek case to keep that iPad investment free of scratches and damage.

It is constructed from non-slip rubber with durable plastic hinge mechanisms to enable viewing at different angles. The iPad slides into the Cloak through a top opening and is held in place by a sturdy friction grip. Once in place, it can be positioned to sit on a flat surface in portrait mode by folding the Cloak's front cover behind the iPad to prop it up vertically. Landscape mode is not a problem either.

Definitely one of the best choices we've seen to protect the new iPad thus far. The numerous colors it's available also add to its appeal as well. iPads hit stores April 3rd, so order one of them babies up soon!

PF Flyers Glide Hi-Top sneaker
Price: $85 - $150
Buy it: PFFlyers.com
The New Balance manufactured PF Flyers shoe company recently unveiled their new Glide Hi-Top, from their Spring 2010 line. It is a plush 70s-era basketball reissue that has a vintage logo and tread details with a padded tongue, heel ribs and terry lining for added comfort to its Posture Foundation insole.

The re-issue was originally released in 1979. On their website, the new Glide is available in 15 different styles and colors, including the copper/brown Italian sequin-printed leather and silver/grey Italian sequin-printed leather, both retailing for $150.00; and the black/orange ripstop and ballistic nylon/full grain leather and grey/purple ripstop and ballistic nylons/full grain leather, all for $85.

With the popularity of vintage fashion and super hi-top kicks, PF Flyers re-issue should garner attention from some of you fashion enthusiasts.