Let your inner flower child run wild with this beautiful 100% cotton 1970s floral fabric. It's heavy-weight and perfect for when you're feeling arts and crafty.
The weighting of the material would suit cushion covers, or some other small project, as it's 18 x 22 inches, and there's only two samples in this design available.
Be quick to get yours for the bargain price of £3 (postage and packing included) from The Vintage Fabric Market.
If you're looking for something truly unique, these made to order, typewriter key earrings are for you. Long gone are the days of the typewriter but you can hang these little pieces of history, mounted in sterling silver, off your ears for a quirky and stylish accessory.
Simply pick any two typewriter keys (initials, numbers or symbols) and they will be made for you by HauteKeys.
It doesn't stop at earrings either, bracelets, necklaces and cuff links are all available, starting at $22.00 (£14.22) and you can find out more on the Etsy website.
Are you gripped by the desire to bring give your lounge a Seventies disco makeover? Most people probably aren’t, but should that be your thing, then this Disco Mirror Ball is pretty much an essential accessory.
This particularly mirror ball comes with a motor which rotates the ball, just like the ones in discos and ballrooms., although it 25cm diameter, it is a bit smaller and more suitable for the average home.
It costs £29 from Rockett St George.
Joseph Joseph’s products often have a retro theme and this Vinyl Chopping Board, exclusive to Urban Outfitters, is no exception.
Shaped like a record, it is made from toughened glass – a real vinyl record won’t be much use against a sharp knife. It measures 30cm in diameter, which also makes it the same size as a traditional 12 inch record or album. The record label features a bold tomato design, as a nice little parody of the Apple label logo.
It costs £15 from Urban Outfitters.
We know, not exactly sunglasses weather, but when you do need these ASOS Oversized White Cat Eye Sunglasses, we suspect they might well have sold out. Especially at this price.
if you're after a late '50s, early '60s look, they're pretty much ideal, offering an oversized shape and angled profile for the 'cat eye' shape, with a dark-tint lens contrasting with the white frame.
Want a pair? Just £12 online.
Find out more at the ASOS website
It's the kind of garment you'd probably expect to see in a university bar or sixth form common room in the mid-80s, but this How Soon Is Now? t-shirt by Sometimes is actually a new item.
If you haven't guessed, the words on the front of the t-shirt are a selection from The Smiths' How Soon Is Now? track, so you can share Morrissey's misery wherever you are. Just as long as you buy the t-shirt.
As far as we know, it's only available from the US, but let us know if that's not the case. It retails for $32.
