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Waterloo’s retro bag range – named after The Who

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T-shirt specialists Waterloo has introduced a retro bag range, with each bag named after a member of The Who.

Above is ‘Keith’ and ‘John’ with larger satchel-style bags called ‘Pete’ and ‘Roger’ also in the range. All are available in a variety of colours and made of leather, with the Keith able to fit in a 13-inch MacBook (or your everyday bits and pieces) in the main pocket, while the Pete and Roger have the option to carry a 15-inch laptop.

Prices are good too – ranging from $39.95 (around £20), rising to $53.45 (around £27). The company ships worldwide.

Find out more at the Waterloo website

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Sir Peter Blake limited edition Pop t-shirt

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Regular readers will know we are big fans of the work of Sir Peter Blake, so no surprise to see this Sir Peter Blake Pop limited edition t-shirt featured.

It’s also great value and a superb design – typical Blake with the bold target and star motifs amongst other imagery, combining to form the word ‘Pop’ on a grey t-shirt background.

Sold with a certificate and in a gift box in just about every size imaginable, it retails for £29.

Find out more at the Ink-d website

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Pointer Seeker pumps

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More stripped-down casual footwear to tempt you with – the Pointer Seeker pumps.

I say pumps, but these are probably a halfway house between pumps and trainers – all white with a canvas upper, white mod sole and gum sole unit.

If that’s a little too simple, there’s also a variation in black leather and another with a beige suede trim. Whatever pair you go for, they don’t cost the earth – with prices starting at £35, rising to a maximum of £49 for the leather.

Find out more at the End Clothing website

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Admiral’s retro trainer range – but only in Japan

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Browsing the Japan-based Ripe website, I noticed a section of footwear from Admiral – and discovered a whole range of retro-styled trainers and pumps.

I’ve not seen these outside of Japan (and I have searched around the web), so I’m guessing this sportswear giant of the 70s (who can forget those England and Wales kits) is making footwear just for the far east.

Above is a picture of the Sheffield trainers (most have English names) and over the page is the latest range of pumps, known as the Oxford. Prices are around £45 for the Sheffield and £34 for the Oxford. If you know more (or represent Admiral), drop us a line or comment below. You can see the full range via the Ripe link.

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V&A’s Switch off that light! t-shirt

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The V&A continues to re-produce some of its more obscure vintage artwork as limited edition clothing, the latest being this Switch off that light! t-shirt.

Originally from an early to mid 20th century public information poster, it’s a message that still carries some weight in these eco-friendly days (not to mention with energy bills sky high).

A run of just 150, each printed onto a slim-fitting 100 per cent cotton shirt in a choice of size, you can pick one up for £25.

Find out more at the V&A website

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Adidas Tournament Edition trainers – Rod Laver, Grand Slam, Nastase, Stan Smith and Forrest Hill

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Adidas has launched a Tournament Edition of some of its more famous tennis shoes, specifically the Rod Laver, Grand Slam, Nastase, Stan Smith and Forrest Hill.

The Rod Laver Vintage is pictured above and like all in the range is a 1-1 re-introduction with deluxe full grain leather upper and laser etched ‘Tournament Edition’ onto the tongue, as well as a signature tag.

Sold in a special edition ‘Tournament’ box, all are highly limited worldwide but don’t command an overly high price tag, priced between £65 and £99.

Find out more at the End Clothing website