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Brando has a history of releasing products that fall within the broad spectrum of strange to real freaking weird. Usually, however, no matter how dissonant some of their concepts seem, there's some manner of internal logic to them. I've been racking my brain a bit, attempting to figure out what this Croissant Wrist Rest is all about, and nearest I can figure, it has something to do with the fact that bread, like wrist rests, is soft.

Still, I can't help but think the thing makes its user look like the gluttonous sort prone to lose large pieces of food in the crevices around your workspace, something infinity compounded by the rest's "real bread smell."

If burying your wrist in faux French baked goods is your thing, however, the Croissant Wrist Rest is available now for $6.

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