Something a little different from the usual plastic-framed sunglasses are these wooden variations – the iWood Style 312 sunglasses.
The look is decidedly vintage – think Jackie O. But she probably didn’t wear wooden frames. The glasses are handmade, using sustainably harvested wood and are on offer right now – so you can buy them and put them away for the summer break.
Priced at $210 (around £110).
One for classic gaming fans – a limited edition scarf based on the Nintendo Mushroom.
The scarf is listed as a scarf for men and women, but the crocheted scarf is probably a bit more female than male friendly. And it’s limited because they’re made to order – and if you do order one, you can have a choice of colour away from the green.
Priced at $95 (around £48), the makers ships worldwide.
Find out more at the Etsy website
I’m always partial to a retro-styled cufflink – and there’s a few interesting pairs on the Sonia Spencer site, with these Brown Doyle cufflinks just about coming out on top.
Very likely based on a 70s wallpaper design, with an enamel centre and metallic surrround, you can pick them up for £16.99.
Paul Smith isn’t really known for footwear – and certainly not trainers – but these Paul Smith Bunny trainers are worth a look.
A very traditional shape, in white with red detailing and multicoloured side stripe. But the one stand out feature here in the toe – which features an unusual brogue-style detailing. The upper and lining is leather, sole is rubber.
Priced at £75, if they’ve got your size, you can pick them up in the sale at Kurt Geiger right now for £59.
Something for anyone that fancies themselves as a mod DJ – the My Generation DJ t-shirt.
It’s made by DJ firm DMC and is in "denim blue", with red, white and blue target, along with red turntable arm.
The shirt is made from 100 per cent cotton, is one size only (you might want to check what size) and is available from Hard To Find Records now for £15.95.
Carlo Gruber was a successful range of ski wear for Adidas in the 70s, named after the Austrian ski instructor that inspired the range. In fact, it was so successful that the company decided to reintroduce it a year back, mixing vintage designs with some modern pieces in a similar style.
This Carlo Gruber ski sweater sums it up. A traditional wool sweater you’d expect to see worn on the piste in the 70s, but look closely and you’ll see the Adidas logo woven into the design and a modern-day logo on the sleeve.
Available now, you can pick one up for around £70.
Find out more from the Adidas website
