Ok, we briefly saw (as it sold it in no time) a reverse colourway of the Adidas London in black a couple of weeks back, now something very different has dropped – the Adidas London in brown suede.
It's still faithful to the profile of the original Adidas London, a slimline trainer with gum sole and perforated tongue, only this one has gone all brown on us – for the suede upper, the leather detailing, even that tongue and gum sole.
Certain to fly out, so get in quick, a pair retails for £54.99.
First seen in 1980 in the Star Wars sequel The Empire Strikes Back, everyone's favourite bounty hunter has been immortalised in this Adidas x Star Wars Boba Fett backpack.
The picture pretty much says it all, it's a men's backpack that's been designed in the shape of Boba Fett's head, with a solid canvas and polyester build plus a special 3-way front zip, two button side pockets and the Boba Fett insignia on the back panel.
Available directly from Adidas, it sells for £40.
Your very own pieces of practical pop art, courtesy of the Pow! and Bam! comic book cushions by Bodlon.
Both are large handmade cushions, inspired by old fashioned super hero comics. That imagery is handcut and appliqued lettering, with the cushion being 100 per dent wool felt with a feather inner.
45cm x 45cm is the size, £70 is the price. See an image of the other cushion over the page.
Essentially this is the same Arne Jacobsen-designed Stelton Cylinda bar set that was first seen back in 1967. But Paul Smith has added his own twist, re-launching it as the company's Statement Bar Set.
It's a limited edition for 2010 to celebrate Stelton's 50th anniversary, containing an ice bucket with tongs, jug with ice lip, six glass coasters, cocktail mixer with spoon, a cocktail shaker and a serving tray, with construction primarily from stainless steel with a titanium surface – that black colour you can see on the image.
It's all finished off with a collection of statements by the British designer himself. Price? Well, it's a lot more than the coffee set we featured on eBay last week – the price is £1,500.
It's need of some work, but this Austin Mini Designer – Mary Quant Special Edition could be a collectible of the future.
It first appeared in 1989, Mary Quant designing the detail of the Mini including the badge and steering wheel with her trademark daisy, while the cloth for the seats even got her own distinctive twist.
Just a heads up for a new range that's incoming from Slazenger Heritage, loosely described as the iconic range.
Here's the idea – Slazenger picks out famous folk who have donned their gear over the years. The company reissues those items as replicas in limited numbers during its new autumn/winter season. Who is in? Read on…
