Apologies for featuring a vintage radio for a second day in succession, but I'm sure you'll agree that this Braun RT 20 radio is something special.
Designed in 1961 by Dieter Rams, it has the looks to match any radio past or present, with LW, MW and FM reception and a rich sound from those inner valves.
Judging by the description, it's in very good condition for a radio of its age – which makes that current £51 price tag all the more appealing.
Want to dress your kids up as 'mini mod'? Fred Perry has just the range for you from this Monday, 20th September – the Fred Perry Kidswear range.
Essentially, the range is a mini replica of the main range, 19 pieces in six styles including twin tipped polo shirts in various colours, a long sleeve check button-down shirt, v-neck jumpers, cardigans, track jackets – even a classic harrington jacket in black with tartan lining.
The range is in sizes to fit 2-8 year olds. No prices available as yet, check on the Fred Perry website www.fredperry.com from Monday or your local Fred Perry store. More images over the page.
New in at Heals is this Niven armchair and footstool, unmistakably inspired by the 1930s.
Love that sloping back and angled arms, not to mention those straight edges, all derived from a hardwood frame, with support from high-resilience foam and hollowfibre cushions. That upholstery is brown semi-aniline leather.
£995 gets you the armchair, with the footstool sold separately – that goes for £450.
Adidas' biggest-ever trainer (in terms of sales anyway) get a premium reissue with the Adidas Originals Stan Smith Vintage x Craft Pack.
In terms of shape, this is true to the 1971 original, right down to the three-stripe branding punched into the side, but updated with a premium soft leather upper, bright green textile lining, contrasting 'snakeskin looking' heel piece and a tonal Stan Smith brand badge engraved onto the tongue.
Finished off with a textured off white midsole, this limited edition shoe is available now for £74.99.
Find out more at the Size? website
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You may or may not know that it's 60 years since Charles M. Schulz brought Charlie Brown and the rest of the Peanuts characters into the world. So to celebrate, Dover Street Market has teamed up with a host of brands to produce a Peanuts 60th anniversary range.
From 27th September, the store will have a Peanuts-themed window and a range of goodies from the likes of Lacoste, Loopwheeler, Original Fake, Converse, Hysteric Glamour, Longchamp, Medicom Be@rbrick and Mulberry.
You can see some above, but check out the Peanuts Be@rbrick characters over the page, along with the Converse and the watch. Prices? No details of those as yet, check the DSM website on launch date. But we suspect the Longchamp Snoopy bag isn't going to come cheap.
If the vintage looks of the Roberts Radio appeals, you might well like the look of this authentic classic that's now on eBay – the Bang & Olufsen Beolit 609FM radio.
The seller claims it is from the 70s, but it looks like a 60s design to us. Either way, it's got the look, no matter when it was made. We've not seen a better looking vintage radio in a long time.
The radio is in fully working condition, has FM, MW, LW and SW bands, individual control for bass and treble, two aerials and has a 'clean' battery compartment (no damage that is). All of that right now for just £16.63.
