As playground nostalgia goes, there’s no brand more synonymous with childhood than Crayola. Everyone knew the joys of a new box and the pains of using up your black on the outlines.
Urban Outfitters have brought back the classic design in an altogether more practical form with this Crayola Thermos Flask. Just in time for the festival season, the flask is available in four bright colours and at 23cm tall is pretty sizeable.
Practical and stylish for only £8 each, which might just be cheap enough to indulge in a full set.
We’ve featured a couple of bread bins in the past, but where those examples were more 1950s or shabby chic in their style, the Alessi Gnam Bread Bin has clearly been influenced by the space-age design favoured in the 1960s. 
The football season may have just drawn to a dramatic close, but before you know it will be starting up again. At which point, football fans may be thankful for this Retro Football Print Hip Flask.
Barnaby Barford & Andre Klauser have produced a small collection of products inspired by simple childhood games. You’ve probably already seen the Solitaire Olive Dish which lots of shops seem to be selling, but I’ve only just discovered their Battleship Napkins. 
A combination of environmental, health and financial concerns has ensured that growing your own vegetables is enjoying quite a revival. If you fancy yourself as Tom or Barbara Good from “The Good Life”, you could take your first steps towards self-sufficiency with these Culinary Quirks Seeds from Labour and Wait. 
