The print here needs no introduction, but Warhol’s Campbell Soup Can design has been put to good use (again!) on a range of shopping bags.
Made from 100% cotton, the bags have been coated in PVC to make them rainproof. There are two sizes of shopping bag priced £7.95 and £9.95 for the small and medium respectively and a version with a shoulder strap also costing £9.95.
They can be bought online from the National Galleries of Scotland website.
A modern design, but there's a definite 60s space age look to this Glove armchair, the work of Content by Conran.
It's very much the 'Bond Villain' armchair, with a white moulded fibreglass shell, soft leather upholstered seating and a spun steel base with swivel and tilt mechanism.
If you fancy it, you're in luck as the Glove armchair is currently in the Conran sale. Saying that, it's still fairly high priced at £1,756.
The sale has only been underway a matter of weeks, but over at Oki-Ni, the new Fred Perry autumn/winter stock is now online for pre-order, although you aren't likely to see most of it until September.
As you might expect, there's a mix of shirts, polo shirts, jackets, scarves and knitwear, with some hats and a rather smart vintage-style leather holdall (pictured over the page) thrown in for good measure too. The polo shirts above are also new to the range – described as Twisted Texture Knitted Sports Shirts, they're the classic 60s-style knitted polos with ribbed hem, embroidered logo and contrast detailing.
Really smart, but at £125, not exactly for everyone's budget. Check out all the new items below, along with the sale items from the current range.
Fred Perry autumn/winter range at Oki-Ni
Via Modculture
We featured Emory Douglas some months back, around the time of the Emory Douglas and The Art of Revolution exhibition at Manchester's Urbis. Well, the Black Panther's former Minister of Culture is now showing off his work at the New Museum in New York under the title Emory Douglas: Black Panther and to coincide, Station 4 has released this very limited edition Malcolm X screenprint.
It's a powerful piece of 60s-style pop art featuring the human rights activist, printed by Political Gridlock at Firehouse Kustom Rockart Co. in a limited edition of just 13, all six colour screenprints sized at 18 x 18 inches, signed and numbered by the artist.
It goes on sale today, priced at $300.
Via Switched On Art
Dolly shoes and Mary Jane heels may be the quickest way to sixties style, but for a more casual occasion some well styled deck style shoes are ideal. These Transit Canvas Shoes from Barratts have a touch of retro style and are cheap and cheerful too.
The nautical style of these deck shoes gives an instant retro feel, while the bright and vibrant colours give a mid sixties edge. Available in yellow, red, black or white, these are easy to wear and a great accompaniment for mod style clothing this summer.
Get some from Barratts for £20 per pair.
Eighties style bags with retro kitsch have been proving very popular of late, and along with the ghetto blaster look bags comes this Cassette Cross-Body Bag from Topshop.
Made from 100% PVC, this is a great alternative to the often overdone record bag style, for men and women. With a kitschy 80s colour palette complimenting the style points perfectly, it's a quick and easy-to-wear way to get a piece of this new retro craze.
Get it from Topshop for £22.
