We featured some German-made Trabant bags last year, but we’ve just discovered another – the LogoBag Trabant 601 bag.
Based around the (former) East German Trabant 601 car, it has the name and advertising spiel in vintage font, printed onto a grey cotton bag with contrast trim, adjustable strap and zip-through fastening.
Yours for £25.
Find out more at the ASOS website
Never heard of Tipp-Kick? Well, think of it as an alternative to Subbuteo, but with kicking players and a two tone ball. It’s been around in Europe since the early 20s and indeed is still going strong – although this Tipp-Kick holdall from LogoBag owes more to its past that its present.
This canvas bag is in a bold green with contrast trim and a vintage-style Tipp-Kick logo on the front. There’s also an adjustable strap, a large storage area and smaller pocket on the side.
You can pick it up online, priced at £25.
Find out more at the ASOS website
Need a bag to carry your favourite novel? They don’t come much smarter than the Sukie pop art-style Alphabet canvas book bag.
Ok, you can use it for other things than book carrying, with invisible magnetic fasteners securing any contents, while the long straps are good for carrying over your shoulder. But the real selling point here is that 60s-style pop art design, guaranteed to turn heads on the morning commute.
Sized at 30cm x 34cm, you can pick it up for £29.95.
Find out more at the Bloomsbury Store website
You might recall we featured a vintage Nike bag earlier in the week. Well, here’s another – and a very different design.
The Nike Photo Print bag is a retro-styled holdall that uses a vintage Nike t-shirt design – one from 1978 to be precise, in a bold blue, yellow and white.
Sized at 20 x 12 inches, you can pick it up for £55.
Find out more at the End Clothing website
All the sports labels are going ‘old school’ these days – and that includes Nike, which is selling this Nike Re-Issue travel bag.
According to Nike, this is an exact replica of a 1970s travel bag, right down to the ‘pinwheel’ logo on the front. For your money you get several zipped compartments (including a lockable main pocket), an adjustable shoulder strap and a choice of black or brown finish.
All that for around £40.
We have featured several Lomo cameras in the past, but now there’s also a range of accessories on the market – including these Lomo Slingshot bags.
Effectively, they are upmarket tote bags, complete with retro video game font and a choice of colour and design. Made for both men and women, the bags are constructed from a soft synthetic leather that’s water resistant, with top access and a hanging interior pocket for – you guessed it – your Lomo camera.
Available online, they sell for $25, which is around £13.
