Category: Men’s Fashion

It goes without saying that the best retro styled suit is the one you get tailored for yourself, but if you haven't got the budget to stretch, the high street is a bit of a minefield. With most suits on the high street serving as functional workwear, those stylish few are always worth a look.

This Grey Mohair Suit three piece is from Burton, and it's certainly a lot more attractive than most thanks to the nods to a sixties cut and styling. The slim leg trousers, together with a fitted jacket featuring double vents and slim lapels, combine to give a youthful, retro look. This suit is sold as separates, so with or without the waistcoat it is a great choice for retro styling day or night.

Find out more from the Burton website

Two labels produce one rather smart 60s-styled item – the Limoland x K-Way baseball jacket.

It's a nylon jacket (as you'd expect from the makers of the classic K-Way Kagool), available in a variety of colours, all with contrasting coloured trim plus zip front, two-way fastening handwarmer pockets, K-Way pulls and the logos of both K-Way and Limoland.

You can bag one online, priced at £135.

Find out more at the Oi Polloi website

There is usually something quirkily retro about most of Paul Franks designs but the retro influence is particularly noticeable on the 3D Glasses T-Shirt.

The tee features a stack of 3D Glasses and comes in a choice of either blue or cream, which may not be many men's first choice of t-shit colours, but they work well with this design.

It is available in small, medium or large and costs £27.50 from Pussy Home Boutique website.