Big thanks to Jorge for pointing us in the direction of El Ganso, which is where we found these 60s-style bomber jackets.
Not a million miles away from a style Fred Perry where/are known for, it’s a classic bomber shape in a various colours, each with its own contrast stripes on the waist, cuffs and collar. The company badge finishing things off.
Available online, they sell for 120 Euros.
Something of a regular on the reissue circuit, the Diadora Borg Elite trainers are back as a limited edition.
First seen in 1981 as the footwear of choice of tennis legend Bjorn Borg, this latest reissue is a Diadora Heritage special edition with kangaroo leather upper, contrast red midsole trim, form stripe and branding to the tongue and heel.
Get a pair while you can, price is £99.
Big thanks to David Doesburg for flagging up this rather niche Adidas design out of Italy – the Zeitfrei Adidas cycling shoes for Bianchi.
It's a cross between a trainer and a plimsoll, complete with the vintage-style charm of the latter. But it is created for a purpose – light and with sufficient grip for street cycling.
The design is more Bianchi than Adi, but if you look closely, you'll still see those famous three stripes. Only available (as far as we know) from Bianchi direct, a pair sells from 108 Euros.
Slazenger Heritage is doing a good job of digging out and recreating some old school clobber for the modern era – and we're particularly taken by this new addition, the Slazenger Heritage Gold Fred tank top.
I would second guess it started out as a tennis tank top (essential for a British summer), but is back today as an extra layer with a bit of style for everyday wear.
Take your pick from a dark blue or white cable-knit, both with contrast detailing and the gold Slazenger logo. Both at the same price too – £55.
After the chaos of the Adidas Manchester launch, Size? has obviously taken note and has a new way of distributing its latest Adidas limited edition reissue – the Adidas Dublin trainers and tracktop.
Like the Manchester, the Dublin is another reissue of the city range in very limited numbers – just 300 of the jacket and 500 of the trainers, both in an eyecatching blue and orange colourway with gum sole, numbered detailing and gold city branding.
if you want to secure them, get to your nearest Size? store as early as you can on June 19th. If that's not possible, Size? is doing a ballot for online sales. Sign up and if you get drawn, you'll be offered the chance to buy both items via Paypal. You've got until 9am on 16th June to get in that particular draw.
Of course you can buy an England 1966 shirt, a Brazil 1970 (above), a Holland 1974, an Argentina 1986 or an Italia 1982 track top. Indeed, you can pick up every ‘big name’ team from just about every eras. But you can also pick up some of the more niche shirts of past and current World Cup participants too – like the USA 1950 shirt, also pictured above.
Or to be really niche, check out a 1960s Japan football shirt over the page, as well as the shirt worn by Australia in their first World Cup in 1975. Most prices are around the £34.99 mark, but start at £19.99. Check out the full range at the site.
