We featured a version of this in black some time back, but as the Nike Vintage ’76 weekend bag has now been reissued in a rather eye-catching black and blue, we thought we should highlight it once more.
Perfect for a weekend away or a trip to the gym, the bag features a 70s-style design, as well as a premium leather finish, a reinforced handle and a zipped and lockable main compartment.
Yours for £65.
Find out more at the End Clothing website
Tote bags have become a unisex essential this past year or more, and there’s a million and one ways to ethically trawl your shopping around. Designer options might be best for something other than milk and bread, especially when they’re as attractive as this one by Lanvin.
The Toute L’Année tote features a kitsch-y design in bright colours from their 2009 Summer collection. Printed on cotton with a shiny finish, it’s durable and washable too. The sturdier handle design is a blessing that’ll ensure longer life from this designer bag.
Get it from Matches Fashion for £358.
Everyone is trying to sell you a reusable eco-frendly bag right now, but we think this Schuh retro-styled shopper is up there with the best of them.
It’s an internet exclusive and limited to just 5,000, with the fabric bag featuring a pair of old school Adidas trainers as well as the company logo. And it’s fairly large too – 37 x 41 x 13cm.
But best of all, it’s cheap – you can pick one up for £1.99 and delivery is free.
Is it really 20 years since the Sega Mega Drive adorned our bedrooms? Apparently so – and to celebrate, the Sega Mega Drive 20th anniversary tote bag has been introduced.
Sadly, this is Japan only (officially), although there is a US mail order outlet too with worldwide shipping. More on that later, first the bag. It’s an oversized tote, with enough room for a vintage console and much more besides. The detailing of course, is the Mega Drive itself, with an extra side pocket in the cartridge slot.
It’s a head-turner and you can bag one from Himeya Shop for $55, plus the cost of shipping to your particular country. Don’t hang around – these are sure to sell out quickly.
Find out more at the Himeya Shop website
Via Technabob
Some of the greatest, and most underrated, art images of the 20th century are the covers of both albums and books. Pulp fiction has some of the best pop art of the century, and is thankfully often reproduced in some of the best gifts for retro lovers.
Uncommon Gifts has a wide range of cases and tins feature retro designs, some of the best being these Femme Fatale card cases. The left image is a book cover, while the High Test Girls goes unexplained, but looks suspiciously like a fantastically enticing billboard.
They’re available online for $28 each.
Cheap and certainly cheerful, this Caroline Lisfranc retro Toys bag will definitely brighten up your day.
A good alternative to plastic bags, this shopper is made of weatherproof polypropylene, with a design that’s filled with your favourite classic toys on an orange background.
Buy it online, with the bag retailing for around £15.
Find out more at the Made in Design website
