Last seen over the winter, the Adidas Kegler Super trainers are reissued once more, this time in what's described as a college blue colourway.
First seen back in the 1980s, the Kegler Super is one of Adidas' more recognisable designs, not least for the 'peg' system on the sole. They're here, along with a suede and leather upper, dark blue detailing plus orange heel and stripes.
£64.99 is the asking price.
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Interesting idea that mixes the past with the present – the Areaware Alarm Dock.
It looks like a vintage-style flip (or early digital) clock, but it's actually a beech wood dock for an iPhone. Slide your phone into the front and it becomes a clock, charging overnight too. That clock display comes from a flip clock app.
Available to pre-order directly, $39.99 is the price.
The Copeland Easy Chair is an interesting take on the classic club chair.
The seat and chair back are upholstered in distressed leather, in a colour described as “vintage cigar”, whilst the frame is made from steel, which provides a striking contrast. There is also a black leather version available.
The chair costs £1,1450 from Barker and Stonehouse.
As part of the Wim Crouwel exhibition (which we’ve mentioned before), the Design Museum commissioned the Crouwelclock App.
The App is a graphic alarm clock that also features three personal messages from the designer. So you can wake up to the sound of Crouwel wishing you ‘a nice and well designed day’, reminding you to ‘keep your grid straight today’ or that ‘a grid today keeps the doctor away’.
It costs 59p from the i-tunes store.
Here is a real gem and we suspect, something of a rarity – a 1960s Fiat 500 van.
It dates back to 1968 and according to the seller's description, has just 6,893 on the clock. You might want to confirm that. Aside from that, it has a slightly longer profile (it is a van, after all), but still has a soft top and a 499cc engine.
It's said to be 'in superb condition for its age' (with some improvements cosmetically for sure), has an MOT and of course, is tax-free. The bottom line price on the eBay site is £6,995, but you can make an offer if that is a little rich.
Possibly appealing to your inner geek are these Star Trek Bathrobes, which are on pre-order now at Firebox.
This is old school Star Trek, so you get to choose between Kirk and Spock for the colour schemes of these officially licensed robes, both of which are of a terrycloth construction, with embroidered rank and department insignia plus back trim and 'belt'.
Want one? £52.99 gets you one.
