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Be Like Snorlax With These Etsy Goods
If there's one Pokemon that knows eating and sleeping, it's Snorlax. To live a good Snorlax life, try out one (or all) of these Snorlax-themed Etsy goods.
Etsy seller Erin Fish runs the shop, Find Your Cute, and offers a number of really excellent deals, including this Snorlax sleep mask. The mask comes complete with a lavender-scented aromatherapy pouch built in, and is available with free shipping and 20% off the item's price if you mention the item or shop on Facebook. Fish also offers 20% off the item's price if you favorite her shop or the item you like. And, as if that weren't enough, she also offers potential buyers the ability to request custom sleep masks for the same price as her pre-made versions. If you don't get a Snorlax mask for yourself and a Munchlax mask for your buddy, you're a fool.
Well, now you've got your peepers covered, but what about your toes? Check out forgetmenot1854's Snorlax slippers, which look extremely plush, fluffy, and cuddly-cozy-warm. The Etsy seller is also currently selling a full Snorlax costume, a Pikachu tail, and a full Mudkip costume (I herd u like those kinds of things).
What happens when you wake up in the middle of a road-blocking snooze with a grumbly tummy? Take a look at Jordan Ellis' full-sized, 100% cotton Snorlax apron, perfect for preparing those messy 900-pound meals Snorlax need before they're able to fall back asleep. The Brooklyn-based Etsy seller also has aprons modeled after Pokeballs, Green Lantern, and Batman available.
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