For fans of black or white, the Dr Martens Made In Monochrome Collection is well worth a look.
The range is described as a ‘no frills’ reworking of the classic eight-eye Doc Martens boot, based on the original design, but with all detailing (including the laces, stitching and sole) in the same shade.
You can pick up a pair for £75 – or if you fancy the shoe version, you can pick up those too, selling for £70.
We have featured Solo’s retro-styled cycling tops in the past, but we’ve just seen the new additions to the range – and they’re well worth a mention.
The Solo Maxwell jersey (right) is part of the Classique range of jerseys dedicated to great cycling nations. The chosen country is voted for worldwide by cycling fans via the Solo website and this time England won – with the Maxwell jersey specifically dedicated to English cycle frame builders. It’s priced from £68.
The Solo équipe jersey is made from a high tech Merino wool fabric which means it’s machine washable and won’t lose shape (unlike old wool jerseys). it also has knitted merino collar and cuffs and flocked Solo logo. Yours from £90.
Not just retro, the clothes in the Levis Vintage Oldest Oldest Celebration Pack are positively vintage, dating back to circa 1875.
The jeans are a copy of the newest addition to the Levi Strauss archives, a pair of work denims discovered in a Nevada mining town, made with 9-ounce denim and packing shank buttons, patented rivets and four pockets. But that’s not all – there’s also a long body undershirt of the day and a weather canvas rucksack, again authentic to the time.
All of that comes at a price – £429 to be precise.
Find out more at the Oki-Ni website
Ok, we’ve still got a bit of sun, but let’s be honest, we’re in the run-up to winter and winter clothing – which could include this A.P.C. Peacoat.
On the face of it, this is just like any other classic peacoat on the market, but there are a few added extras to make it worth the outlay. That includes a sleek finish on the 100 per cotton coat, a removable wind collar and epaulettes, adding to the expect double-breasted fastening, side pockets and inside pocket.
All of which will set you back around £260.
Find out more at the End Clothing website
Via Modculture
Peanuts is one of those few special cartoons that has made it into all our collective consciences much more than most. With almost everyone having a favourite character, Fred Flare have given us a great piece of winter wear with these themed scarves.
Choose from Charlie Brown, Linus or Schroeder, with not just the logo of each character, but the colour schemes fitting each theme.
They’re available from Fred Flare online for $24 each.
An interesting twist on a classic casual shoe – the Fred Perry Perf leather plimsole.
The ‘Perf’ obviously means perforated – the white leather upper packed full of holes for an eye-catching effect (and quite possibly to offer your foot some breathing space too).
Other features include the gum base and embroidered Fred Perry logo – and you can pick up a pair for £55.
