As well as making some of the coolest guitars around, Mod Guitars also make some pretty smart t-shirts – including this Mod Guitars Rock Steady t-shirt.
Available in white or olive, the t-shirt looks like a cartoon play on the two tone Walt Jabsco character alongside a black and white check and of course, the label logo.
You can pick one up from the Mod Guitars website, priced at $15.95 (around £8).
FInd out more at the Mod Guitars website
A new company under the name of Armadillo Scooter Wear has attempted to update the old parka, replacing it with the Urban Parka.
Available for men and women (the women’s one is pictured here), the Urban Parka is designed for scooter riding and adverse conditions, featuring armour in the shoulders and elbows if you come off, a waterproof/breathable fabric and specific pockets for a mobile, MP3 player and headphone loops.
You can pick one up in the khaki or black, with both costing a lot more than the old army surplus – at £175.
Find out more at the Armadillo Scooter Wear website
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You can always rely on Paul Frank for a quirky t-shirt – and our favourite right now is this Paul Frank Anarchy t-shirt.
Alternatively titled Julius and Nancy, it’s a walk down the Kings Road in ’76, with Julius playing Sid and Nancy playing Nancy in front of a distressed Union Jack and collage-style text, not to mention that all-important anarchy symbol.
You can pick one up online, priced at £25.
Find out more at the Pussy Home Boutique website
Zeha is a company with a heritage dating back to 1897, but has only recently become available worldwide.
The company was based in East Germany, making sportswear for the GDR Olympic team on the 1960s and indeed, the Soviet Union football team in the same decade. The label died after the Berlin Wall fell, but was rediscovered in 2002 by two Berlin designers (Alexander Barré and Torsten Heine), who turned the company into a modern-day sports label.
And the results are both retro and stylish, headed up by the awfully-named Streetwear collection, which includes this 4010 model in a light blue suede (other colours are available), thin sole and traditional Zeha branding. No retailers in the UK, so prices aren’t clear – I’m guessing around £70.
Fancy a denim jacket with real heritage? You need the Lee 101J 1966 jacket.
This is a replica of the Lee 101J from 1966, made famous by The Beatles, who wore these very same jackets in that year for a Scandinavian photo shoot. The jacket is made from premium Japanese denim and has an adjustable waist, two button-fastening chest pockets and the Lee tab on the chest pocket.
Yours from Oi Polloi for £159.99.
Every generation of footballer since the 1970s has been blessed with bad taste in hair, so it’s no surprise to see them honoured with the Footballers’ Famous Haircuts t-shirt.
Yes, this all-time XI is pulled from all over the world, including Bobby Charlton and David Seaman from England, not to mention the likes of Roberto Baggio, Socrates and Johann Cruyff from the rest of the world.
A dark brown 100 per cent cotton shirt with coloured print, it retails for 29.95 Euros (around £21).
Find out more at the Sportus website
