Despite looking suspiciously like Coventry City’s home kit from the late 1970s, this take on the cycling shirt from Fred Perry is still quite an eye-catching top.
This is an Italian-made 100% cotton cycling shirt, in sky blue with dark blue and white trim. There’s also a zip-up round neck collar with Fred Perry laurel wreath embroided on the chest
Available from Hip in Leeds, priced at £85.
Looking for an alternative to the ever-more predictable (and harder to find) Tootal scarf? Oi Polloi are have their new range of YMC stock in, including some very nice Tootal-style scarves.
The one pictured here is the Double Barrel scarf, which has a grey and navy gingham check, along with dark tassle.
Available now, they retail for £34.99.
The weather’s cold – and if you’re a vintage gaming fan, there’s only one thing to buy – the Pacman Ghost crochet hat and scarf set.
All individually-made by Urban Princess and sold via Etsy, the crochet hat is one-size and the multi-coloured scarf features ghosts with moving eyes.
Not the cheapest hat and scarf set – the hat retails for $40 (around £22) and the scarf $150 (around £80), but it’s almost certain that you’ll be only one on the bus in the morning wearing one.
Find out more at the Etsy website
Definitely my favourite trainers of the moment are these Onitsuka Tiger Nippon 60 trainers, which, as the name suggests, date back to 1960.
Reissued by the company for 2007, they were designed for the Japanese delegation at the Olympics in Rome for that year. They feature a contrasting white stripe on the side and front, coupled with the "sun" logo on the side.
Lightweight, available in a number of colours, they’re certainly worth a close look if you fancy something like a bowling shoe. They retail for £75.
Football scarfs used to items of purpose – big and woolly, keeping you warm on the terraces in the winter. Then clubs started to "personalise" them with team names, dropping the wool for cheaper man-made fibres.
And now we’ve gone full circle with the Savile Rogue, billed as the world’s most luxurious football scarf. The scarves are produced by one of the oldest cashmere mills in Scotland from the finest cashmere wool – and in a colour scheme of virtually all the world’s leading teams.
Featured above are two examples – Bolton Wanderers and West Ham. Each scarf comes in a presentation box and retails for £36.
We’ve had the Lego cufflinks. so how about matching them up with this Paul Frank Lego buckle belt.
It’s a casual cloth belt, with colourful Lego brick design throughout and a metallic Lego logo buckle. Just one size – 45 inches x 1.25 inches – but you can adjust it right down if you’re a little slimmer than that.
Available online now, you can pick one up for $20 (around £11).
Find out more at the Fred Flare website
