Not just your average retro sports bag, the Gola x eBoy Redford Eater Bag also throw in an artistic angle.
As the name suggests, that angle is uber-trendy German pixel art brand eBoy, adding a distinctly 80s computer game angle to a very 70s bag. Two colours of this style of bag available (the one above and a black and green mix), with an additional Bronson Escape bag adding a similarly 80s touch to the flight bag shape.
All are limited editions and all sell for £25.
Kitsch bags and retro fashion are a match made in heaven, especially for lovers of rockabilly and pin up style. If you're tired of hearts or dice, check out this cutesey Strawberry Bag from ASOS.
This rigid box bag is covered in diamanté stones to make the kitschy strawberry design really sparkle. With a detachable chain strap, this can be converted to a clutch for more formal occasions. Just because it's a little bit novelty, doesn't stop it looking fantastic.
Get one from ASOS for £24.50.
For a sampling of art deco design in an outfit, the easiest way to get it is through your accessories. This oversized clutch bag from Topshop has a subtle, attractive use of classic lines to make a lasting fashion item.
The bag is made from real leather, with corresponding coloured suede detailing. Available in three colours, it's eye-catching enough to make an impression without being so bright it ruins the retro feel. The clasp detailing gives this a sleek, finished look that allows the quality and style to be on a par.
It's available at Topshop for £40.
We featured some of these last year, but now Vespa has a new range of retro-styled shoulder bags available online.
The one above is the GS150, described as an 'eco-leather bag- with scooter image on the top, with the Vespa logo and pop art style image below, as well as plenty of capacity and a detachable shoulder strap.
If you want one, you can pick one up online for 30 Euros. See the full range via the link below.
New bag, but with old school looks – the Fred Perry vintage shoulder bag.
Take your pick from green (above), dark blue or deep red, all with thick, adjustable shoulder strap, contrast stripe, Fred Perry laurel logo and plenty of space for either your everyday things or your hand luggage.
Yours for £35.
For vinyl junkies awaiting next pay day for that once in a lifetime 45, check out this great little coin purse. While many items branded with the iconic image of records look a bit cheesy, this is a pretty cool little item that does justice to the details.
The Jukebox Hero purse remembers the little things like the inner, and has a stylish label to boot. The witty track name Pocket Change "Money To Burn" is my favourite part. Made of soft embossed vinyl, this looks the part and will last more than a few visits to the jukebox or the bar.
It's available online from Fred Flare for just $14.
