Take a look at Elon Musk's weird and whacky merchandise, from red satin Tesla shorts to tequila and flamethrowers

In his usual Musk style, the Tesla CEO posted on Twitter in July 2020 that his electric vehicle company was selling limited-edition branded red satin shorts.

The shorts were priced at $69.420 on Tesla's website — one of Musk's many references to marijuana. But three minutes after Musk's post about the shorts, he tweeted: "Dang we broke the website."

"S3XY" printed on the back of the shorts refers to Tesla's Model S, Model 3, Model X, and Model Y vehicles. They were only being shipped in the US.

The billionaire's liking for short shorts has sometimes led him to taunt short-sellers who bet against Tesla's stock.

More than two years after its CEO Elon Musk first referred to "Teslaquilla" in an April Fools' Day tweet, Tesla released its own tequila. Hours after the product went on sale, it sold out.

The tequila comes in a bottle shaped like a lightning bolt and costs $250 for a 750ml bottle.

Those that got their hands on the drink even sold the empty bottle online with a hefty price tag. Some were sold for up to $800. Insider reported that one bottle even sold for $1,420.69.

The Boring Company, which builds underground transit tunnels, sold 20,000 limited-edition flamethrowers for $500 each in February 2018.

Three years down the line, the machines have been showing up in weapon seizures and drug busts across the world. TechCrunch first reported in January that flamethrowers have been present in at least three police weapon seizures since July 2020.

Musk told podcaster Joe Rogan in 2018 the company named it "Not-A-Flamethrower" to get past foreign laws and shipping bans of flamethrowers.

"It's dangerous, it's wrong. Don't buy it. Still, people bought it. I just couldn't stop them," Musk said on Rogan's podcast.

If red satin short shorts weren't enough, Tesla started selling surboards in 2018 for $1,500 each.

Only 200 were put up for sale and those that are being resold on sites like eBay have surged to $12,000.

The carbon-fiber surfboards were painted red and black in the same matte and gloss paints used on Tesla cars. The shipping took around 10 weeks because each one was made to order.

The website said that "Model S, X and 3 can comfortably accommodate this surfboard on either the inside or outside of the vehicle," Insider reported.

Tesla's Model S for kids can reach top speeds of 6 mph and comes with an MP3 sounds system, headlights and a horn.

The company also sells a Tesla for younger children between the ages of one and a half and four, called "My First Model Y."

The SpaceX onesie sizes range from newborn to 5 years.