Titled “The Ed Hardy Boyz: The Case of the Missing Sick Belt Buckle,” the parody mash-up of Franklin W. Dixon’s teen detective series and Christian Audigier’s colorful clothing line follows the adventures of Bobby Bottleservice (Nick Kroll) and Peter Paparazzo (Jon Daly) as they try to recover the titular belt buckle for Audigier.

Almost as funny as the story itself (which I won’t spoil for you), is the universe of Ed Hardy ware employed to comic effect — from the real Ed Hardy notebooks, steering wheel covers and bottled water, to the faux Ed Hardy Vodka for Children and a foodstuff branded with the Ed Hardy logo that closes the sketch.

Before you cut out of your cubicle for the weekend, I suggest checking it out. It may be the the funniest four minutes and 19 seconds of apparel parody you’ll watch all week (OK, at this point it’s probably the only four minutes and 19 seconds of apparel parody you’ll watch all week).

And if Audigier’s half as good a sport as he is a brand builder, he might seriously consider tapping Kroll and Daly to solve a series of “Ed Hardy Boyz” viral video mysteries.

“The Case of the Oversize Energy Drink,” anyone?

– Adam Tschorn

Titled “The Ed Hardy Boyz: The Case of the Missing Sick Belt Buckle,” the parody mash-up of Franklin W. Dixon’s teen detective series and Christian Audigier’s colorful clothing line follows the adventures of Bobby Bottleservice (Nick Kroll) and Peter Paparazzo (Jon Daly) as they try to recover the titular belt buckle for Audigier.

Almost as funny as the story itself (which I won’t spoil for you), is the universe of Ed Hardy ware employed to comic effect — from the real Ed Hardy notebooks, steering wheel covers and bottled water, to the faux Ed Hardy Vodka for Children and a foodstuff branded with the Ed Hardy logo that closes the sketch.

Before you cut out of your cubicle for the weekend, I suggest checking it out. It may be the the funniest four minutes and 19 seconds of apparel parody you’ll watch all week (OK, at this point it’s probably the only four minutes and 19 seconds of apparel parody you’ll watch all week).

And if Audigier’s half as good a sport as he is a brand builder, he might seriously consider tapping Kroll and Daly to solve a series of “Ed Hardy Boyz” viral video mysteries.

“The Case of the Oversize Energy Drink,” anyone?

– Adam Tschorn