I guess you could call this a wardrobe classic, with this Levi's Type III trucker jacket still looking good over 40 years after it's introduction.
Introduced back in 1967 as a jacket for the working man (as the name suggests), it's a rugged classic denim jacket in unwashed dry raw denim, with a slim profile, two chest pockets, button cuff, waist adjusters and a big 'E' levi's red tab near the pocket.
£175 secures you one.
Well you've finally found him, on your arm, the Where's Wally shoulder bag from Truffle Shuffle is a saviour for fans of the mysteriously dissapearing character whose hiding days are finally over.
It was 1987 when the Where's Wally books were first published in his fetching bobble hat and striped jumper and if you spent a good portion of your youth searching for Wally, you deserve to own this bag.
The bag measures 13.5 x 10 inches with an adjustable strap and you can claim yours for £24.99 at Truffle Shuffle.
A vintage collaboration if you like, with three Fred Perry x Tootal scarves offering up 60s-style looks, but with three all-new designs.
The scarves are two-sided, made of a mix of wool and silk, with tassle detailing and Fred Perry branding. With the three scarves, you get an option of a geometric and stripe design, a paisley and stripe option or polka dot design.
Check out the retailer's site for a close-up of those patterns. If you fancy one, £49 is the price for these limited editions.
Find out more at the End Clothing website
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It's been around in the Adidas archives for over 60 years, yet the Adidas Samba is still one of, if not THE most reissued Adidas trainer of the modern era. In fact, two more have been added to the ranks, a reissue on medium lead (aka grey) and a new version in bluebird (aka blue).
Aside from those colours, this is pretty much a reissue by numbers, aside from one thing. That means a suede upper, contrast detailing, gold Samba branding, a gum sole and spare set of laces. That mesh liner is perhaps the only noticeable difference to recent versions.
See the other colour option over the page, with the price at £52.
Find out more at the Adidas Store website
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Not content with producing a reissue in black and orange, Adidas has produced another reissue of the classic Adidas Beckenbauer trainers, this time with a white and light blue finish.
Nothing much else has changed though, this is still the famous all-round football and training shoe from 1982, inspired, as the name suggests, by the German football legend. In terms of detail, there's a soft leather upper, high impact training outsole, suede toe detailing and the light blue contrast accents.
Grab a pair directly from Adidas, £62 is the price.
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Regularly reissued by Adidas in the past, but this particular colourway of the Adidas Dragon trainers are an exclusive to the Size? store and of course, online.
The reissue has a nylon mesh and suede mix upper with contrast three stripe detailing on the sides, a woven adidas Originals brand tab on the tongue, a printed brand logo on the heel piece, a metallic gold adidas Dragon logo on the side plus 'lemon accents' on the midsole.
Another image over the page from a different angle, with the Adidas Dragon trainers selling for £54.99.
Find out more at the Size? website
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