I feel guilty saying how brilliant I think these are during Lent, lol..... But they're seriously disturbingly cool. Especially when you read the inspiration behind the design:
{And check out the regular, non-hoodie jacket picture- that is really, really cool.}

“The idea of doing something with blow-up dolls came to me after reading 'The Malady of Death' by Marguerite Duras. The main character of this novel is incapable of feelings for people, so he hires a woman hoping that sex with this woman will allow him to feel."

I do the exact opposite with my work: I remove the sexual function of the dolls by turning them into a jacket or a bag. In this way, the doll can 'feel' by performing a normal day-to-day task, rather than through sex. “In daily life, we are bombarded through the media and advertising with images of especially female nudity to stimulate consumerism.

I comment on this situation through my art, but with humour and without being too moralistic about it. In addition, it's a challenge for me to turn something empty and ugly like a sex doll into an esthetic object that can ellicit a positive response. “I like to operate in the grey area between art, design and fashion. The jackets are works of art, but you can wear them too." - courtesy of If It's Hip It's Here (via If It's Hip, It's Here)

A collection of jackets and hoodies by designer Sander Reijgers uses blow-up dolls as material in his wearable works of art. wow.