If a sports shoe screams its era, that shoe is the newly-reissued Onitsuka Tiger Lay-Up 72 .
A distinctive piece of footwear from – as the name suggests – 1972, it was revolutionary at the time, but now just a great all-round boot with a seriously retro twist. Just look at that branding for a start.
This version is offered in two colours (see the other over the page), with a nylon upper and vulcanised sole. Get it while it's around, the Onitsuka Tiger Lay-Up 72 sells for £49.99.
If you fancy being the wacky one on the beach this year, you need to get a pair of these Jeremy Scott x Linda Farrow Vintage TV sunglasses.
They're part of the latest Linda Farrow designer range, with this particular pair offered on two colour ranges, with the square frames complete with mini TV controls and a vintage-style aerial. Of course, they protect your eyes from the sun too.
Price? Both pairs retail for 180 Euros.
New to the Levi's Vintage range for spring is this 1967 Type III cord jacket.
It's a type III 'trucker' jacket with slimmer shape, complete with pointed pocket flaps, big E tab and two adjusters to the rear.
The Type III cord jacket is in black and the price is £125.
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Baracuta has been busy expanding its range over the past couple of years, with the Melrose chino trousers and Robertson chino shorts heading your way in time for spring.
The Melrose chino trousers take their styling from the classic slim-fit chinos of the 50s and 60s. Made from premium cotton twill, they feature 'Wood Button' detailing and some Fraser Tartan detailing on the waistband. You can secure a pair for £75.
Should we get a heatwave this summer (or you happen to be heading off to somewhere exotic), you can always opt for the Robertston chino shorts instead. Much the same in terms of styling, they offer up that shorter leg and a smaller price to match – yours for £55.
If your feet need a bit of colour, you just might want to check out the reissue of the Adidas LA Trainer.
It's back from the early 1980s, still sporting those bright colours from 'back in the day', including the orange above. Aside from brightness, the LA Trainer also offers those famous heel pegs, reflective 3-Stripes, injected EVA cushioning, and its notable nub outsole.
Check out all the colours at the Adidas website, which is selling them for £70.
You don't need to be a handball pro to bag a pair of these Adidas Handball 5 Plug trainers, which are newly-reissued by the sportswear giant.
A quirky little fella, dating back to 1984 and distinctive through those five 'plugs' on the side, which allow you to adjust the cushioning of the midsole for a 'custom' feel. Aside from that, this premium limited vintage edition has an off-white perforated nubuck toe overlay, leather lacestays & heel tabs, mesh underlays on the toebox, tongue and quarters, along with a white and green colourway.
Limited, as you would expect, you can pre-order now for £59.95.
