We've not heard much from Waterloo recently, but they're back with some new t-shirt designs, including this Waterloo Yellow Submarine t-shirt.
Printed on a blue cotton t-shirt, the front of the shirt features the four cartoon Beatles, with the rear featuring that Yellow Submarine at the top. Nothing particularly new, just very nicely done.
You can buy online for $26/18 Euros, with shipping to anywhere in the world.
Loving the clever design of these hangUP Arcade coat hooks.
They're handmade, using genuine arcade parts, built into a real wood plaque, with a choice of colour for the joystick (black, red, blue, green, pink, yellow and white). There's also the option of choosing how many 'players' you want – three or four, both with corresponding button.
And best of all, it's an affordable piece of design too. A 3UP hook sells for £31.99, while the 4UP is yours for £34.99, both including UK delivery.
If you're after something a little different for the walls, Cole & Son is always the first place to look. And if you head there now, you can check out this Cole & Son Automania wallpaper.
It's part of the new Contemporary III Collection, which re-introduces lost designs from the 1950s and 1960s. Automania is actually a 50s design, featuring illustrations of cars from the day on a background featuring a 'stylised' road.
Available now from Cole & Son directly, drop them a line for prices.
Not just your average retro sports bag, the Gola x eBoy Redford Eater Bag also throw in an artistic angle.
As the name suggests, that angle is uber-trendy German pixel art brand eBoy, adding a distinctly 80s computer game angle to a very 70s bag. Two colours of this style of bag available (the one above and a black and green mix), with an additional Bronson Escape bag adding a similarly 80s touch to the flight bag shape.
All are limited editions and all sell for £25.
It's somehow comforting to know that all the old toys we remember from our childhood are still doing the rounds today – like the Fisher Price Two Tube TV.
Amazingly, this has been around since 1966, remade and re-invented for generations since, but somehow never straying far from the original. For your money, you don't get a lot – a carry round plastic TV that allows you mix nursery rhymes with cartoon images. But when you're at pre-school age, that's pretty much all you want.
And all for £14.99.
A new edition of an 80s classic – the Adidas Nastase Super Tournament Edition trainers.
Strictly limited in numbers, the Adidas Nastase Super Tournament Edition offers up a premium leather upper, the 'original' super sole unit and plenty of authentic detailing.
You'll also get them in a Tournament Edition presentation box, which is sure to bump up the value for collectors. Pre-orders now being taken for March despatch, yours for £79 a pair.
