Getting your head down has got cool – with the introduction of the Gama-Go Ghetto Blaster pillow.
The case is made of 100 per cent cotton, with a design that’s sure to bring back memories for anyone who loved their music loud (and cassette-based) as a child. And it comes filled, so you don’t need to worry about finding some padding for the case.
Which all makes the $28 (£14) price tag quite appealing.
Everyone needs a side table for those essential TV-watching bits and pieces (or by the side of the bed if you prefer). And the Zanotta Tod is one of the best looking around.
Designed by Todd Bracher for Zanotta, the table has a polypropylene frame and a choice of lacquered finish – take your pick from any of the colours to your left.
And even better, this 55 x 43 x 52cm table is in the sale right now at Espacio, selling for £440 (from a previous £550).
Not the cheapest bike on the market, but the Rasmus Gjesing ATB Tourist bicycle certainly offers some originality.
Rasmus Gjesing founded his bicycle company 12 years ago, offering an alternative to mass-produced cycles, with quality being the key selling point. He’s still making them from his own workshop with the ATB Tourist bicycle being just one example.
Great retro looks though, especially with the orange paint job, aluminium handlebars and the Brooks-made leather seat. But there’s also that steel frame and fenders (painted with zinc paint and powder coated) and a simplicity that only adds to its style. Not cheap though – expect to pay around $3200 (£1600).
Find out more at the Moss website
If you’re on the look out for a weekend bag with a bit of something about it, the Adidas Originals Vintage Airline Bag could be worth a look.
Take your pick from the blue above or a black colour scheme, both with 70s-style looks. two large storage compartments, a small zip pocket, adjustable strap and embroidered Adidas logo.
Available online, you can pick one up for £35.
Whether you’re a fan of clean-cut early Elvis or showbiz-style Vegas Elvis, there’s a bag for you in the Elvis Presley tote bag range.
Both bags are made of canvas, are vegan-friendly and are sized at 16 inches x 14.5 inches. The Jailhouse Rock tote bag is in khaki green with an image from that particular flick, embroidered details, a mobile phone pocket and a small zipped pocket. The Viva Las Vegas bag packs the same detailing, but goes for a bright and bold Elvis image with a pop art slant.
The Jailhouse Rock bag retails for $33, while the Viva Las Vegas bag sells for $32, which is around £16 each.
Find out more at the Plasticland website
We love a design classic here at Retro To Go, so we’re more than pleased to see the reissue of the Jo Colombo Continental bookcase.
Designed by Colombo back in 1965 and based loosely on shop-style shelving, this authorised reissue (and ‘special edition’, which usually means it’s unlikely to be around for long) is produced by Spazio Pontaccio, but is available worldwide from its clients.
Choose from three sizes and a choice of finish (wenge, chestnut, white, black, red or ivory), all with that distinctive 3D-style look over two segments and ample room for books of various sizes. Obviously design classics don’t come cheap and this is no different – London’s Mint is selling these from £1,500.
